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BBSCFaithfull 
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 Topic: Does Your Crew Hurt You?Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 9:45pm |
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My crew luke seems to have this amazing talent of elbowing me in the face
  . Anyone been hurt by your crew? and would like to share their traumatic experiences
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bigman chris
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 9:50pm |
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yeh my crew hurt me quite bad. we had a fully battened main and a very light wind day. when we tacked the battens didnt pop so with him telling me he grabed the boom and pulled it as hard as he could, and my head connected with the boom quite nicely
 ive never let him live it down
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49erGBR735HSC
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 10:13pm |
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Had that one happen to me, nowadays coming out of tacks in light airs, I'll stamp on the wing when just crossed to pop the battens, works a treat.
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fizzicist
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 10:13pm |
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My crew used to beat me with the jib stick when I started getting too grumpy in competitive situations. I sail a singlehander now as I used to respond by dropping the mainsheet when her head was near the kicker... |
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Calum_Reid
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 10:22pm |
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haha. ive elbowed my dad in the face a few times sailing the 400. I just say it was for the abuse I got all the way up the beat
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49erGBR735HSC
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 10:31pm |
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A good one on the 5000 was smacking the crew with the tiller extension
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m_liddell
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 10:38pm |
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This is an old classic! The other is the crew elbowing the helm doing the spin hoist Helms this is how you get your own back (some may only apply to skiffs): 1. When you pitchpole be sure to use the crew as a cushion by sandwiching them between you and the mast. Much less painful this way. 2. and my fave, when you are both sitting in, in light winds pull the trapeze towards you, aim at the back of the unsuspecting crew's head and release! The effect is immediate. 3. Not really painful, but abuse the crew for a slow hoist while standing on the spin halyard on the cockpit floor. Edited by m_liddell |
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kasey3000
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 11:43pm |
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Well I'm a crew and I think we get much more abuse than helms do!!!!!!! ...........though I do have a few ways of getting my own back |
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49erGBR735HSC
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Posted: 23 Mar 06 at 12:11am |
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"Kita watch out for that mast, oops sorry, too late!"
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Tornado_ALIVE
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Posted: 23 Mar 06 at 3:53am |
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No, but I hurt the crew often....... But he is a good sport and takes it. We have had his fingerst down to flesh towards the end of regattas and put them back together with electrical tape, put the goves over the top and he is right to hoist the kite again After the invention of Bow Sprits (no more spinnaker poles in the head), the skipper can feel pretty safe at the back of the boat now. |
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