Foul Boat Names? - Page 4

sailortjk1 · #31 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

D&C, Dog is a blasting!
(Iwill let you know that I had to search internet acronyms to figure out what was going on)

Fstbttms · #32 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

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Originally Posted by sailingdog

It's also pretty clearly my opinion...and I even said so... so STFU DA...

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Originally Posted by TrueBlue

You go dawg -

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Originally Posted by sailortjk1

D&C, Dog is a blasting!
(Iwill let you know that I had to search internet acronyms to figure out what was going on)

Oooooh- good one! Kudos on getting your girlfriends worked up too.

TrueBlue · #33 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

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Originally Posted by Fstbttms

Oooooh- good one! Kudos on getting your girlfriends worked up too.

That may be a popular name for your guy friends in "SF" Fstbttms (interesting connection there) - but it's a sure way to get keel-hauled over on the right coast (g).

Brezzin · #34 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

I don't consider myself old at 48 and I agree that it's your boat and you have every right to name it as you see fit.
On a personnel level, I am getting pretty tired at the level of crudeness demonstrated by a lot of people today. Everything for those car window stickers depicting a kid peeing on a Yankee's logo to some of the foulest t-shirts you could imagine. Boat name's included. I always thought that sailors had a higher level of class than those power boater's who named their fishing boat "Master Baiter". I for one, would not like my 12 year old daughter to think that naming a boat "The Filthy Whore" is acceptable in polite company.
Maybe I am an old curmudgeon after all.

PalmettoSailor · #35 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

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Originally Posted by tjaldur

I can not help it, but my mind pictures the different situations that may arise if ever you need to call the coast station for help on the VHF:

"Filthy Whore adrift", "Filthy Whore takes in water", "Filthy Whore grounded", "Filthy Whore demasted" etc.

...Filthy Whore is gettin' pooped, Filthy Whore is going down.

cardiacpaul · #36 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

or...
gotta go spend more money on "the filthywh***"

I think I'll write rick a letter, what the heck, its only time he's wastin' right?

chucklesR · #37 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

Certainly you can name a boat what ever you like - however if you get on the VHF and use certain names or phases the FCC can certainly follow up with fines and penalities - provided they even bother.

I agree with the less crude; I'd not want to talk about my boat to friends, co workers etc.. with a name like that. Funny once is still only funny once. The trick is to tell the name to a 10 year old. If it's funny twice it's probably crude.

TrueBlue · #38 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

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Originally Posted by cardiacpaul

I think I'll write rick a letter, what the heck, its only time he's wastin' right?

Yeah - about 24 months of time wasting.

kwaltersmi · #39 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

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Originally Posted by Brezzin

I always thought that sailors had a higher level of class than those power boater's who named their fishing boat "Master Baiter". I for one, would not like my 12 year old daughter to think that naming a boat "The Filthy Whore" is acceptable in polite company.
Maybe I am an old curmudgeon after all.

This from a guy who named his boat "Eclipse"!

Talk about crude and classless!

TrueBlue · #40 (**permalink**) 03-20-2008

Hallelujah, Jerry Falwell has been reincarnated.