TS Dolly.......

[John Nuttall]

......FYI......Get Ready, this one might not fizzle out........

John Nuttall
s/v Aimless
CD31 #28
Hmpt: Oriental, NC



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[John R.]

Tracks below 15 N then it could well be a problem. Heads NW and it will encounter shearing westerlies according to models. Category 1 48 hour forcast.

......FYI......Get Ready, this one might not fizzle out........

John Nuttall
s/v Aimless
CD31 #28
Hmpt: Oriental, NC

[Warren Kaplan]

......FYI......Get Ready, this one might not fizzle out........

John Nuttall
s/v Aimless
CD31 #28
Hmpt: Oriental, NC

This calls for immediate action by all Atlantic and Gulf Coast sailors. Time to start bribing old Neptune to be merciful and maybe help steer this one away from us. A small libation of your best alcoholic delight poured over the side along with some sort of incantation might spare us this tempest! Anyone ever try to bribe Neptune with some excellent single malt?

Warren Kaplan
Sine Qua Non
CD27
Oyster Bay Harbor, NY



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[Richard Hill]

......FYI......Get Ready, this one might not fizzle out........

John Nuttall
s/v Aimless
CD31 #28
Hmpt: Oriental, NC

This calls for immediate action by all Atlantic and Gulf Coast sailors. Time to start bribing old Neptune to be merciful and maybe help steer this one away from us. A small libation of your best alcoholic delight poured over the side along with some sort of incantation might spare us this tempest! Anyone ever try to bribe Neptune with some excellent single malt?

Warren Kaplan
Sine Qua Non
CD27
Oyster Bay Harbor, NY

I tried the single malt trick once. I kept forgetting that NEPTUNE was supposed to drink it though! Gave me a hell of a hangover.



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[Warren Kaplan]

......FYI......Get Ready, this one might not fizzle out........

John Nuttall
s/v Aimless
CD31 #28
Hmpt: Oriental, NC

This calls for immediate action by all Atlantic and Gulf Coast sailors. Time to start bribing old Neptune to be merciful and maybe help steer this one away from us. A small libation of your best alcoholic delight poured over the side along with some sort of incantation might spare us this tempest! Anyone ever try to bribe Neptune with some excellent single malt?

Warren Kaplan
Sine Qua Non
CD27
Oyster Bay Harbor, NY

I tried the single malt trick once. I kept forgetting that NEPTUNE was supposed to drink it though! Gave me a hell of a hangover.

Richard,
I suppose that could be a viable variation to serving it up to Neptune. If you sample a large enough aliquot of the brew, your disposition may be such that you'd never know if the storm hit you or not! Mankind has been imbibing alcohol for well over 5000 years. Any practice that lasts that long just has to have some merit to it.

Warren Kaplan
Sine Qua Non
CD27
Oyster Bay Harbor, NY



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[Richard Hill]

This calls for immediate action by all Atlantic and Gulf Coast sailors. Time to start bribing old Neptune to be merciful and maybe help steer this one away from us. A small libation of your best alcoholic delight poured over the side along with some sort of incantation might spare us this tempest! Anyone ever try to bribe Neptune with some excellent single malt?

Warren Kaplan
Sine Qua Non
CD27
Oyster Bay Harbor, NY

I tried the single malt trick once. I kept forgetting that NEPTUNE was supposed to drink it though! Gave me a hell of a hangover.

Richard,
I suppose that could be a viable variation to serving it up to Neptune. If you sample a large enough aliquot of the brew, your disposition may be such that you'd never know if the storm hit you or not! Mankind has been imbibing alcohol for well over 5000 years. Any practice that lasts that long just has to have some merit to it.

Warren Kaplan
Sine Qua Non
CD27
Oyster Bay Harbor, NY

I like your history lesson! But my last hangover seemed to last 5,000 years. Oh, well - I'll never do that again. Yeah, I've learned that lesson well - several times!

Don't know about you, but I think Neptune was a cruiser!



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[Richard Hill]

Tracks below 15 N then it could well be a problem. Heads NW and it will encounter shearing westerlies according to models. Category 1 48 hour forcast.

......FYI......Get Ready, this one might not fizzle out........

John Nuttall
s/v Aimless
CD31 #28
Hmpt: Oriental, NC

In a somewhat more serious vein, there is an excellent hurricane website at www.hurricanetrack.com. It's run by a guy who chases hurricanes for a living, and also does a good job of making hurricane storm surge maps, if you live in the southeast. He keeps the site updated a couple of times a day in the season, and has a lot of really good information.



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[Garrard Young]

Did you then fall over the side???
Only works if you fall over the side.



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[Chris]

Tracks below 15 N then it could well be a problem. Heads NW and it will encounter shearing westerlies according to models. Category 1 48 hour forcast.

......FYI......Get Ready, this one might not fizzle out........

John Nuttall
s/v Aimless
CD31 #28
Hmpt: Oriental, NC

In a somewhat more serious vein, there is an excellent hurricane website at www.hurricanetrack.com. It's run by a guy who chases hurricanes for a living, and also does a good job of making hurricane storm surge maps, if you live in the southeast. He keeps the site updated a couple of times a day in the season, and has a lot of really good information.

Here is another good site for storm track details and strike predictions: http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/

[Frank Vernet]

Thanks guys - this is the first good laugh I've had all day

Love this board.

Frank Vernmet
CO Sirius
CD33 #84