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drewdunnrespect2006 · #**981** (**permalink**) 08-03-2006

cheers dewey and why you now the tees cos ur american arnt you
and

buy the way guys ave any of you bin to cowes week on the ilse of white

Surfesq · #**982** (**permalink**) 08-03-2006

Hi Drew. Never been to Cowes Week but have been sailing over there. I have friends who have done it many times and rave about it. The English love to party in my experience.

Dewey Benson · #**983** (**permalink**) 08-03-2006

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Originally Posted by drewdunnrespect2006

cheers dewey and why you now the tees cos ur american arnt you
and

buy the way guys ave any of you bin to cowes week on the ilse of white

I had the pleasure to discuss life the universe and everything (apology's to Doug Adams) with several Brits which included several Yorkshiremen. These Fellows were all Honda VFR 800 owners (as am I).

Never been to Cowes week (but I am going to get there!), I also want to get to the GP on the Isle of Man. So many things left to do.

Here's a couple of suggestions for you Drew.

31' Jenneau Sun Rush
Ask 15,000 Pounds
Ancasta International Boat Sales
Hamble Hampshire
+44(0)23 8045 0000

32' Westerly Reknown
Ask 21,950 Pounds ( negotiate and Nick him for a couple of grand)
Whiterock Yacht Ltd.
Sketrick Island
+44 (0)28 9754 2910

are either of these what you had in mind?
Go to www.yachtworld.com and do a search in your price range for United Kingdom

These two vessels are very different styles. Of course the Westerly would be an interesting delivery. I'd figure on going through Scappa Flow, whatch the tides!

There are a number of Westerly's on the market. The Fairways Fisher's would be good or a Fairways Northeaster 30 (if you could find one) but I don't think they can be had in your price range.

Dewey

Surfesq · #**984** (**permalink**) 08-03-2006

A Scheme of Hasselhoffian Proportions

A seemingly innocuous David Hasselhoff signals to his minions at Wimbledon. (Reuters)There is some kind of wrinkle in the fabric of the universe, a glitch in the matrix, if you will, and this intergalactic snafu, this disturbance in the force, centers on one man: David Hasselhoff.

To wit, Hasselhoff's "Baywatch" co-star Pamela Anderson married Kid Rock over the weekend. But Anderson was previously married to Tommy Lee, who is currently appearing on "Rockstar: Supernova" with Dave Navarro, who recently split with Carmen Electra, who also co-starred on "Baywatch" with, yes, David Hasselhoff.

Dismissed as coincidence.

I'm not yet sure what this means or why we should care, but it's no coincidence. Hasselhoffian forces are mobilizing and up to no good. The evidence continues to mount:

Why would Pam and Kid suddenly reunite and marry if it weren't somehow to Hasselhoff's advantage? Why would Carmen and Dave -- who told us on MTV that they'd be together "Till Death Do Us Part" -- suddenly split? Hasselhoff again. Clearly, he's realigning his former female co-stars for some coming event, the depravity of which I daren't imagine. Somewhere Yasmine Bleeth awaits her orders.

But wait, there's more:

- In a diabolical scheme to wipe jugglers out of the entertainment industry, Hasselhoff inexplicably landed a cherry job as a judge on "America's Got Talent."

- His "Jump Into My Car" video has stolen at least three minutes from my life and, I'm sure, caused hundreds of hours of lost productivity the world over.

- His recent guerrilla attacks on a hotel bathroom, Wimbledon and British Airways were quickly hushed up.

The final, incontrovertible proof that Hasselhoff is up to no good? Knight Rider: The Movie, coming soon to a theater near you.

Don't say you weren't warned.

Liz Kelley. (The Washington Post)>