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Thread: Bilge pump question

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    Is it too late?

    Living well is the best revenge

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    Too late for what?

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    Uh oh.

    [ 11-27-2002, 11:21 PM: Message edited by: John B ]

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    Homer Simpson's boat. (Duh-ooh!!)
    Hope for the best, but plan for the worst.

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    I've had a picture like that on my 'fridge for years. 'Cept it's from the stern with the name clearly visible beneath the surface. "MOLLY BROWN". Get it?

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    Well there's sea skiffs.... and undersea skiffs

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    It's one of Team Dennis Conner's tenders for U77

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    Ooops, I have a friend who owns one of em, cannot wait to show him a picture of what they look like when the ballast tanks dont blow, dont think much of the marina management though
    Shug.
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    Hmmm. Looks like a noisy, ugly, unseaworthy fiberglass speed boat. It's exactly where it belongs.

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    What Scott said, the pumps are working just fine...
    At Sea Aboard Royaliste

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    (That's why I use EIGHT docklines...)

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    Just in time I'd say.

    Poor bugger. We tended to lose one or two every year in PNG when the rainy season started. A lot of plastic boats have holes in the transom very close to the waterline, whether for outboard motor controls, fish well pumps, cockpit scuppers whatever, lose a couple of inches of freeboard and down she goes.

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