New England B.S. Thread

Honestly, I suspect the Pats will win... But a boy can dream.... And sometimes... Dreams do come true.

Here's to hoping for a good game!

 

Completely worth it though! A sled is on my list just got to wait for the right time to pull the trigger. Probably get the wedding out of the way first hahaha

 

My first boat was called "Heartburn"... pretty much summarized itself, my current one is J's Ray but I'm never around to use it so it just sits docked for the summer and my dad takes it out from time to time.

Best two days of a boat owner... the day its bought and the day its sold.

 

Marine pollution laws?? Doesn't it just get dumped into the ocean anyways? I know you can't put the TP in the toilet and you have to be so far off shore but it all ends up in the big drink. Seth's method of shitting over the side would just get it there quicker.

 

Right plus whales shit it the ocean, and I'd imagine their logs are much larger....Also I'm sure some fish would just gobble all the poo up thereby contributing to the circle of life. Then that poo fish probably ends up as a McDonald's fish sandwich. Win-win

 

Pretty sure McDonalds skips the 'fish' part of the poo-fish for their sandwiches.

 

Difference is Romo usually if not always fucks up. They lost a close game this time..

 

Why sometimes lodging?

 

Yeah, instead of getting steamrolled.

 

Such as my dart hobby. Average set runs $50 to $150. Not terrible per se..till you consider I own about 50 or so sets. Can only use 1 set at a time. The flight and shaft system I use runs $20 a set.

 

the boat I raced on would not allow beer on board during the race. the weight of the cooler, ice. the can and the beer itself. There would be a cooler full when we got back to the dock. no socks allowed.

 

US Navy ships have to be 3 miles off shore or farther to pump blackwater overboard.

 

Depends on how far the track is

 

Yea human poop is supposedly way worse than whale poop. Dumping poop in the harbor is bad because oysters etc can transmit harmful diseases E. coli, herpes, etc. that's not even taking into account eutrophication and nitrogen buildup. Once offshore it's not so bad to discharge. But most offshore races ban that in the rules. Theory is haveing a healthy septic with bacteria to eat it is cleaner.

In practice pooping of the bowpulpit hiding behind the Jib is the easiest way. But in squall conditions it's not safe or comfortable. When it's cold, wet and super windy it just doesn't want to climb out and then your damp and clammy for hours.

 

I would have thought squall conditions would be best. It'd be like having a bidet, you wouldn't even need to wipe.

 

As long as a flying fish doesn't jump out and fly into your backside.

 

That's it, life will not be complete without a pulpit dump

 

Oh good, another reason not to eat cold snot on a shell.

 

I just keep a crescent wrench in my center console. I know that with my cap on I'm just a hair under 7' tall and the antenna sticks up well above that. If I am pulling in anywhere with less than 8' clearance I just take the antenna off the spring.

 

I do the same thing. I just have my small adjustable Crescent wrench in the glove box for car washes or parking garages

@Sloth Seth you ever see the Putco FJ Cruiser trim accessories? You should get some. They will make your truck look perty