:) Getting what ? As I said before, this thread has offered up some help to the OP (WriterGuy). Within the various replies, he's been advised that...
:) There you go, the hero steals a nuclear submarine. Keys left in the ignition by the Commanding Officers son-in-laws Tibetian girl friend (I...
:) I've done similar, the end result far uglier. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqUsrNIKzFo
For better or worse, I'm going in anyway.
:) "Hey, Cap...how many JD's do I need to buy you before you tell me how to steal your yacht ?" TBH, I think the OP has already got his answer....
Its probably the rugs. Scrotum crunchingly expensive little things they are. I have myself experienced the phenomenon of a 6' x 4' patch of...
:) At this stage (and I doubt we will ever find out) we don't even know if the hero would know what a chart plotter is. I have similar doubting...
Assume the hero could indeed power her up, get out the slot and navigate his way toward open waters...how far do you guys think he would get...
Maybe the thread needs a soft start. 8am on a summers day in 1975, Cockles the yard foreman sent Basher Bapty down the harbour to weld up a hole...
:) With the greatest respect, even giving your hero enough kudos to start the engines, he would not even get out of the marina.
I've never seen a 24V92 main propulsion engine either, only a 16V92. But if they exist, I'd say they would most certainly be based on two 12V...
Fairline list transport heights on their web site. A phone call to make sure cant hurt.
News that he'd rammed his caddy raised an eyebrow in our household too. Said eyebrow was duly lowered again when we realised that the caddy in...
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I vaguely remember the term being used for the wires between the stanchions along the edges of side decks on sailing yachts...I read it somewhere...
Hmmm...on second look yes. Its me thats grey, she is white.
I've seen pictures of her afloat on another site. Different, attractive, grey and rather a lot of domes.
Yup, I sussed that from the first post....the OP's reference to a Trireme and the direction the sails were facing sort of helped.
We are so off the wall it doesn't really matter, but his maximum beam isn't affecting his centre of buoyancy. His maximum waterline beam may be...
:) Heated ? Surely not. The two boats in question are indeed similar...but there are other SF'ers of a similar size just as similar ? Maybe its...
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