S/y, S/v?

[sailaway21]

'Atsa my ******* boat

[Giulietta]

Sail, that was funny. Even I understood... clean fun is so cool.

The only problem is that our accent is not like the Italian one...badabing...badabung....

But Itsa gooda nama fora tha boata!!

AMGDB Giulietta

or why not S/V/Y Giulietta??

Hummm suddenly I feel so important....with the blue dress jacket, the Panerai watch, the white pants, the deck shoes.....Please call me Sir.....

Just hope my marina doesn't increase the price...

[sailaway21]

You forgot the darn ascot.

[werebeagle]

G

Love the boat title. What if I just bring some booze. Does that relax the dress code?

Charlie

[tdw]

Originally Posted by sharkbait

The only time I refer to my boat as a yacht is when I'm inviting a woman to go sailing

sailing ? Well that's one way to put it I suppose.

[tdw]

Originally Posted by Giulietta

Yes..those catakinas are fast!!

S/V, S/Y, SS, S/VRB, S/ERBIW, HMS, RCN, NRP Giulietta

HMS ? RCN ? Presumptuous upstart !! Though shall not take her majesty's name in vain Iberian. By heavens such impertinance has brought nations to war before this.....sooooo, what's wrong with hmAs ? Hmmm ? We are as good a bunch of convicts as the rest of 'em I can tell you ! Play better cricket anyway.

[Zanshin]

So what does the "T/T" mean that I often see on dinghies?

[mikeedmo]

When I pay my very expensive boat insurance bill every year they remind me that anything over 35' is considered a yacht, that way they can charge you more!!!

[Tartan34C]

TT is “Tender to” and then the name on the dink is the name of the mother boat.
All the best,
Robert Gainer

[Zanshin]

Thanks - that now makes sense.