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Wow, what a great weekend that must have been. Good for you guys!
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Oh, heck! I gotta admit you are blessed, CD. The fact that you are actually a nice guy is out of the question and so I can only explain your luck by reference to divine providence.
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Oh, heck! I gotta admit you are blessed, CD. The fact that you are actually a nice guy is out of the question and so I can only explain your luck by reference to divine providence.
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Hiya Crusingdad. Loved your photo. No doubt about it, you've got it right. Good on you mate. Yeah! re: your comments, been there done that, now looking for the other side of the coin.

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Hiya Crusingdad. Loved your photo. No doubt about it, you've got it right. Good on you mate. Yeah! re: your comments, been there done that, now looking for the other side of the coin.

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What I really meant to say was you were very luckly to be rafted up with such a fine boat.
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What I really meant to say was you were very luckly to be rafted up with such a fine boat.
The tender? It is just a plain old mercury and outboard. In fact, it has a problem keeping air.

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What are you guys talking about? All I saw was a nice Tayana tied up alongside and the kids swimming off the dock.
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That is a really nice spoiler that you have mounted on the stern of your boat. Does that help to keep the aft end properly trimmed at high speeds?

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