🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1992Oct29.161109.12116@ohsu.edu> hummel@ohsu.edu writes:
   >Well, the boat is moored here, not in Seattle.  And it's only *half*
   >mine, so I'd have to get the other half to let me party on it.  And
   >I've never sailed before, although there's a motor, so I could motor
   >it.  (Is it any tougher than flying a plane single-pilot IFR in the
   >soup on an ADF approach to minimums? :-)
   >
   HEY!  Under these conditions, I just changed my mind about sailing. By the way,
   you can tell me it's none of my business (or ignore me altogether), but why
   throw $ into the water if you don't get any enjoyment from it? 

The message on rec.aviation made it clear that I recieved the boat as
partial payment from a guy that owed my partner some money.  A *lot*
of money.  I didn't want the boat... just the money. :-)

So I'm the proud owner of a really big (44-foot) sailboat, minus
another builder's lien on it.  But I'd really rather have a Cessna
Mixmaster or a Mooney TLS. :-)

Just another impatient boat owner,
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