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timnoyce 
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 Topic: Wanted - Topaz Uno Race XPosted: 23 Mar 06 at 3:52pm |
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Are you looking for me to say 1.2 Nova with ply wood bodykit, ill fitting alloy wheels and a range of halfords accessories?
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BEARFOOT DESIGN
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Phat Bouy
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Posted: 23 Mar 06 at 3:38pm |
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Yeah Villan,
I'm with you on this but before this degenerates it a flame-war, what cars do the chreubers/mothies drive or would want to drive??  |
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Je suis Marxiste - tendance Groucho
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timnoyce
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Posted: 23 Mar 06 at 10:26am |
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That is a general complaint to / about all cherub'ers on these forums (or at least the active ones)"
I think that you are throwing all of the cherub sailors into one big group there buddy. As far as i was aware buying a cherub didn't change me as a person, I'd have these views whatever I sailed. In the last few years I've sailed a whole range of boats and enjoyed pretty much every minute of it. I try and be constructive with all of my posts rather than simply jumping on the band wagon. |
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Prince Buster
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 10:24pm |
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ay ay calm down Villan!
 i think you should have a nice cup of tea and go to bed for an early night  .
And erm....while we're on the topic, i hate sailing on ponds and feel
restricted to the point of chlostrophobia! The saddest thing
going is to own a cruiser on one of those lakes........"erm where sahall we sail today"? "how about to the other side"? "we did that yesterday" "oh yeah.........well lets do it again" |
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international moth - "what what?"
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Villan
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 9:03pm |
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That is a general complaint to / about all cherub'ers on these forums (or at least the active ones)
{edit} i've never seen someone thrown from a moth so hard they clear the mast. Edited by Villan |
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Vareo - 149 "Secrets"
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Isis
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 8:56pm |
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Chill out.
where has anyone mentioned cherubs in this thread? Ive never even seen my cherub near water let alone had the pleasure of crashing her... I was speaking about moths. (which incedentaly are better that anything else (bar cherubs)) mkay? Edited by Isis |
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Villan
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 8:41pm |
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well .. its not always about "cherubing" things up you know?
I don't know what makes Cherub sailors think they are all high and mighty (Godlike even?) and why you always feel the need to belittle other sailors.
Yes, many of us sail on small lakes or even smaller ponds, But personally, I beleive thats where the best sailing is to be had! Light, shifty winds keeping the fleet close, and short legs to make it more tactical seems so much more fun than a 2 mile long beat, and the fleet getting spread out over the course! Also, Yes, your capsises may send you flying over the mast, but most "normal" sailors (ones i know at least) are a bit more careful when it comes to their boats, and probably wouldnt want to go flying head-first through a sail, or into the mast at speed. Now PLEASE stop with all this "cherubs are better than everyone else" rubbish. Edited by Villan |
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Isis
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 8:06pm |
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You dont nessaceraly have to break stuff but its not a propper capsize if you dont clear the mast...
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carshalton fc
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 6:59pm |
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just cos u guys think that a good capsize is when u breack ur mast! |
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International 14 1503
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Isis
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 6:57pm |
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Thats not 'in style'... thats possibly the lamest swim since that
slightly-larger-than-average puddle I walked through last tuesday on my
way to the chippy
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