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What no BBQ?

A Catalina 30 just won the Newport to Ensenada race, their only problem was running low on propane for the BBQ.
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LOL.... I think that's a common problem on Catalinas.
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Atrocious conditions that. Out of propane? Its a testament to the testicular fortitude of the crew and superior construction of the boat that they didn't set off the EPIRB and wait for rescue. I can only imagine the fear that must have weighed on them as they wondered when they might taste their next BBQ Chicken.

They'll probably carry the mental scars to their grave.
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