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Where is Multihull Section?
I dont see it?
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Don't tell me you are one of those sinners. Took a ride on a multi, and actually like it ?......lololololololol...bless you son of a sailor..... i2f
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No, there isn't a specific multihull section. The leadmine boys are afraid of what will happen if we get too strong a following here....
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sorry we dont have a boats with training wheels section, this sight is for adults who dont need em
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That'd be GUI's boat. He's got training wheels. My boat is tiller steered, no training wheels in sight.

BTW, you'd be a lot more credible if you knew how to use punctuation and could spell properly. Oh yeah, all that exposure to lead lowers the IQ...

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Maybe....just maybe we should revolt, and get one?.....i2f
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sorry SD i am still stuck in 7600 modem mentality. i only use periods, commas and when really needed capital letters
oh and nobody likes grammar nazis
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Hmmm... never saw a 7600 baud modem... a 2400, 4800 and a 9600 baud modem, hell even a 12880 and 14400, and a 33600 and a 56000 but a 7600 is a new one to me... and I've been using them since the 110 baud acoustic coupler days...
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you know what the hell i mean

i do have one question thou, how does a telestar sail with the training wheels retarcted
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Umm... it's got no training wheels... and if it did, you wouldn't sail with them retracted.

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i do have one question thou, how does a telestar sail with the training wheels retarcted
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