Hey Dog, did you see, someone new just signed up on AS with a Telstar.
No, I didn't. Do you know what their username was??? Chances are pretty good that they got there from my blog...
I have a link about Alex, CKG, and RV Boy starting the site.
SD a lot of cats are ugly in the water! I wouldnt put our cat in the water. That last photo - stop, please no more. At least the theft insurance will be cheap. Someone said, 'nobody has a stupid dog, an ugly wife or a bad boat' or was it a bad dog, ugly boat and stupid wife??
I think the Fisher power catamaran disproves the ugly boat rule... that is pretty ugly.
Okay - so we need to proceed with the knowledge that you are aesthetically challenged to begin with ...
Tell that to Dame Ellen.
I take it you are referring to the lone trimaran found in each marina. Bloated, squat and disproportionate.
Those would be the ugly ones that aren't worth sailing...the nice multihulls you'd have trouble seeing, since they'd leave your leadmine butt deep in their wake.
Hmm - seems logical to me. Realistic. NO multihull is worth what a monohull is.
Yeah, especially, if you believe in buying boats by the pound.
I can't see a huge difference between that and a Lagoon or a Gunboat
And you say he's aesthetically challenged... you're obviously completely blind.
None found
Just remember, beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes to the bone.
Wow...I have no idea how some of those sail (but with the windage above the waterline and the typically low grip on the water, I can guess "leeway" might be an issue).
I've seen so many nice cats; why do they have to look like my kid's "Service Station" Lego kit got mashed into a couple of plastic canoes?
There are bad designers who don't have any real conception of how a boat is supposed to work. Unfortunately, a good sense of aesthetics isn't a requirement for a boat designer, naval architect or shipwright.
