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Re: coping with grief... [Re: SteveT] #54514
08/06/05 05:08 PM
08/06/05 05:08 PM
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South Florida & the Keys
Steve,

I am sure that you are probably suffering from PTSS, it may be years before you are good again. Witnessing your boat being destroyed may cause loss of sex drive, appetite, inability to focus on simple tasks, hyper sensitivity and yes, increased beer consumption. However, there is no cure except frequent sex.

Dr. E.P.Arbogast BS, MS, PHD.

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Re: coping with grief... [Re: arbo06] #54515
08/06/05 07:13 PM
08/06/05 07:13 PM
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Posts: 829
Charleston, SC
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Charleston, SC
Ok, my harrowing tale...
When I was about 17, I decided that I was done "racing" sunfish, and that I needed a good cat to step up to. So I sold all 3 of my sunfish and my Hobie 16 and bought a 1993 Hobie 18SX. It was yellow and black, had a nearly new (2000) trailer, and a gorgeous set of sails (sunkissed). I bought the boat used in Indiana, and had a friend pick it up for me. A week after I got it, I packed up and headed to the Governor's Cup at Kerr Lake, VA. I was driving on I-40 just outside of Greensboro when a mattress blew off a truck and this old lady decided to park on top of it in the middle of I-40. I was following a big Isuzu "box" truck at the time, running about 65 mph. Suddenly, the box truck got over and there she was, right in front of me. I locked up the brakes, and held on for dear life. I jackknifed with the boat (which hit me in the side first) and then the boat rolled over with the trailer at about 65 mph. Total carnage...I had to use my righting line to right my new boat in the middle of I-40. Of course, since I was 17, it obviously was my fault. Oh well...still sold the boat for a profit
Trey
N20 314
Layline Rigging
www.velocitysailing.com


Trey
good grief [Re: John Williams] #54516
08/07/05 08:19 AM
08/07/05 08:19 AM
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ms/fl
fuzzy Offline
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ms/fl
boats are like wives.....when they quit treating ya right, ya just trade her in for a newer (hopefully better) model


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Re: good grief [Re: fuzzy] #54517
08/07/05 09:01 AM
08/07/05 09:01 AM
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Posts: 141
Panama City Beach, FL
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member
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Panama City Beach, FL
Terry, not sure if I want to know why you traded in your ex, because I just happened to pick her up!

Re: good grief [Re: steveh] #54518
08/07/05 10:13 AM
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Panama City, Florida
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Panama City, Florida
Looking for a model with lower milage?

Rob V.
Panama City
Nacra 5.2


Rob V. Nacra 5.2 Panama City
Re: coping with grief...with sex [Re: arbo06] #54519
08/07/05 01:12 PM
08/07/05 01:12 PM
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Colorado
SteveT Offline
enthusiast
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enthusiast

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Posts: 248
Colorado
The Iowa dealer's name is Jim Sohn of Jim's Sailing Center. He's been in business for years and it's clear why he has such a loyal following.

I'm continuing to treat my grief with the method prescribed by Dr. Arbogast.


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Re: coping with grief...with sex [Re: SteveT] #54520
08/07/05 05:05 PM
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Bradenton, FL
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Bradenton, FL
My first boat, Hobie 16 #4032... Bought it with so much weatherhelm the PO steered with a rope (NOT JOKING )Sold it 6 months later when it started to delaminate. It was a pretty boat, but I was HAPPY! to see it go. Bought my G-Cat 5.7M a few months later and have had it for many happy years.


G-Cat 5.7M #583 (sail # currently 100) in Bradenton, FL Hobie 14T
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