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Crikey wrote:

Highlander wrote:She can measure my Bowsprit Anytime

J

C'ept, every time she re-checked her measurements, they'd be different!

R.

There's medication for that, R.

Since we are admiral bragging here - here's me and mine in one of our alternate lives:





We celebrate 12 years in a few days.

Best part is she is all in on this boat thing. Shes the best Mac add on a skipper could ever want.

Ormonddude wrote:If she was showing me that in real life I would be like UM "could you show me how to measure the circumference again?"

Circumference doesn't matter, it's how you flake it that counts!

kmclemore wrote:

Crikey wrote:

Highlander wrote:She can measure my Bowsprit Anytime
J

C'ept, every time she re-checked her measurements, they'd be different!
R.

There's medication for that, R.

Sir! Methinks thou dost impugn me from the castle of Immunity! I'll take your 25 years, and raise it 11.

My second (Highlander) shall contact you shortly...
R.

Eat your heart out Baby!

R.

Whenever we see a couple in a big fancy speedboat with big engines and such, I tell my wife (34 years together) that the other guy's wife is bigger than mine

RobertB wrote:Whenever we see a couple in a big fancy speedboat with big engines and such, I tell my wife (34 years together) that the other guy's wife is bigger than mine

I say "Compensating for something. Thats why I own a sailboat"

RussMT wrote:

RobertB wrote:Whenever we see a couple in a big fancy speedboat with big engines and such, I tell my wife (34 years together) that the other guy's wife is bigger than mine

I say "Compensating for something. Thats why I own a sailboat"

I have one damn ugly boat so.....

I like the way you stowed the dinghy

Crikey wrote:Eat your heart out Baby!

R.

dlandersson wrote:I like the way you stowed the dinghy

Crikey wrote:Eat your heart out Baby!

R.

Actually our first use! When we were parked I lifted it up to the beginning of the pulpit so I could fully open the hatch underneath for ventilation. It also kept the rain out during our 'heatwave' storm up north. Bit of a PITA to go forward and do anchor/docking stuff but it had to be as we couldn't tow it through the canal locks. At 7.5ft it's light enough for me to pick up myself.

Ross

Happen to have a make and model on that puppy?

Tom, it's a SeaMax SD230 model - Air floor, 75lbs, 4hp max, 2 person, 7.5ft length. We have a 2.5 Suzuki 4 stroke on it (35lbs). We bought it at last year's Toronto Boat show for $850 with some free stuff thrown in because it was their first sale. Lovin it, but getting some laughs with me and the Admiral filling it completely. Might bring it to MMOR this year.
www.seamaxcanada.com www.seamaxboat.com
Chinese manufacturer who told us they made units for the U.S. armed forces (figures).
Here's it down, below the pulpit.

Here's it up funneling breeze through the boat. Not good for forward vision - doing this.

Here we are anchored at Chief's Island in Lake Couchiching (Ont). That's me in the corner, losing my religion...

We got to look for Highlander at the Scottish Festival in Orillia, but couldn't spot him in the crowd.
http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/l52 ... c24f68.jpg

Ross