[Rhodes22-list] Hoist one with the guys

[JbTek]

> 1. Why are boating and drinking so inextricably linked?

 they arn't linked anymore than any other sport.


 2. Do you drink while you sail? If so, would you enjoy sailing less if
> you weren't drinking?

    I tend to drink atr all special occasions...sailing is only one.

> 3. Are any of you the parents of minors, and do they drink? If so, are
> they ever on your boat without your supervision?

I have 2 sons. Both are of age but did drink profusly when they were minors.
they can use my R22 anytime.

> 4. Who drinks more frequently on the water, sailors or motor boaters?

    sailors drink more frequently. A sailor will finish a beer much faster.

> 5. Do you think there are risks to passengers drinking if the captain
> isn't drinking?

    If I was captain & couldn't drink, but everyone else could..... there
would be risk to the passangers.

> 6. Do you think there are risks to drinking on a boat if the boat is
> not underway?

    no

Jb










----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul Krawitz" <krawitzmail-rhodes22 at yahoo.com>
To: <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2008 8:36 PM
Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Hoist one with the guys


> A recent scan of Rhodes22.org newsgroup posts disclosed the following
> alcohol references:
>
>      "hoist one w/the guys"
>
>      "McCain, no doubt, is probably a Bud Man. What do the others imbibe
in?"
>
>      "Anyone that's happy has to be a drinker and they will always get my
vote."
>
>      "I kept staring at a drunken lady swigging her drink"
>
>      "The beer there is pretty good!"
>
>      "no sense in letting the beer get hot"
>
>      "using the sailor's bar scenario of "da list"
>
> So here are the questions. And one of them, all of them, or none of
> them. Try to answer them with non-alcohol humor, if you can...
>
> 1. Why are boating and drinking so inextricably linked?
> 2. Do you drink while you sail? If so, would you enjoy sailing less if
> you weren't drinking?
> 3. Are any of you the parents of minors, and do they drink? If so, are
> they ever on your boat without your supervision?
> 4. Who drinks more frequently on the water, sailors or motor boaters?
> 5. Do you think there are risks to passengers drinking if the captain
> isn't drinking?
> 6. Do you think there are risks to drinking on a boat if the boat is
> not underway?
>
> The most creative and intelligent answer to question 1 gets a
> salt-encrusted newbie prize.
>
> Paul K
> "Clarity"
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