I think there is an a lawyer in every class, as in a person who spends too
much time reading the rules, and not enough time sailing the boat. (I guess
in this case building it).
Tighten up the rules to say 1/4" (o great now there will be attacks on me,
and I have NO CLUE about the details here) and call it a day.
It seems to me the solution is being said by several people, and then others
are just comparing the new answers to old and pointing out "contradictions",
as if that matters when trying to answer a question.
THIS ISN"T A COURT CASE. ITS A SAILBOAT CLASS
Kevin
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marajo Reis" <jo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <swiftsolo@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, November 28, 2003 8:34 PM
Subject: Too bad...
> Too bad this whole conversation is not happening in the appropriate
> waterfront watering hole! As we say here in Madison: "No problem big
> enough that the right amount of alcohol can't fix!"
>
> My 20 cents...
> That first jibe mark when it's blowing will determine the "evil" boats
> in the fleet! Who ever doesn't go over had some voodoo and hoodoo done
> to their boat. I'll just be happy to be alive... As with my Michigan
> cohorts (even though they think they have a good football team.) , DN
> sailing on the weekends, boat building during the week nights.
>
> Go Badgers!
> Think Ice!
> Happy Holidays!
> See Ya when the lakes thaw out (April sometime)!
> Jo
>
> PS. for the international crowd, the Badgers are the local University
> of Wisconsin, Madison mascots, who's football team did not do so well
> this year. (the pointy kind of football)
> "voodoo and hoodoo" is a quote from the movie Captain Ron explaining
> mysterious things that happen in the Caribe.
>
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