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JamesWilson
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:lol:
"Dingy"
would work too...
"Dingy"
would work too...
Used to race a J24 sailboat, and when Karen would come out I used to refer to her as ballast...as she moved from one side of the boat to the other.
One afternoon, she asked,..."Doesn't ballast mean, heavy on the bottom?"
Sometimes ya just gotta shut up!
Take care Bob
One afternoon, she asked,..."Doesn't ballast mean, heavy on the bottom?"
Sometimes ya just gotta shut up!
Take care Bob
JamesWilson
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Did you respond "No, dear, not just the bottom..." 
