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I just happened to notice one of the pictures on the sailnet collection had a freighter out of Hong Kong with the name "Titan Uranus" jotted across her stern. Anway, I thought it was good for a laugh...
Sailhog
Here's an amazing stat. I recently read that the FIFTH most common name for a boat in the U.S. is "Wet Dream." The MOST common name is "Serenity." Unfortunately, that is the name my boat was given by the previous owner, and I'm too lazy to do anything about it.
Sailhog
Here's an amazing stat. I recently read that the FIFTH most common name for a boat in the U.S. is "Wet Dream." The MOST common name is "Serenity." Unfortunately, that is the name my boat was given by the previous owner, and I'm too lazy to do anything about it.
Sailhog
One guy, named Wesley, bought a boat for his wife and it is named "As You Wish". The guy who showed me the boat never saw "The Princess Bride" and missed the reference.
I definitely think you need that picutre onboard..
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