How do you know she isn't correcting the overlap? She's thrown the guilty party overboard and is correcting the situation. Just look at that situation!
Um, where is the line even going? Is she snugging up the aft anchor? Bringing in the dinghy she is towing? Wouldn't it be better if she was watching the line she had on the winch?
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Somehow I think you protest too much.
ReplyDeleteExcuse the above abuse of Shakespeare.
she's on mine..so couldn't be on yours!
ReplyDeleteI see your point. Winching with an overwrap. How unprofessional.
ReplyDeleteYou get the gold star, Roger! The winch and not the wench, is the whole point to this post!
ReplyDeleteJust watch where you put your hands, Doc.
ReplyDeleteOne false move with a winch and you'll be sorry.
What? Is it the hairdo?
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell is she winching? looking at the line, the answer is nothing. useless crew member. And where is her helmet? or should I say, helmets?
ReplyDeletePandabonium - the line is running to a foot block, most likely she is supposed to be winching a jib sheet.
ReplyDeletefoot block, eh? I had that once.
ReplyDeleteHow do you know she isn't correcting the overlap? She's thrown the guilty party overboard and is correcting the situation. Just look at that situation!
ReplyDeleteUm, where is the line even going? Is she snugging up the aft anchor? Bringing in the dinghy she is towing? Wouldn't it be better if she was watching the line she had on the winch?
ReplyDeleteI love this type of crew!
ReplyDeleteIn Greece we have many chartered bareboats crewed only by women!
it doesn't matter where the line is going. Her heart is in it - that is all that matters, She is all heart. :)
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I would definatelly forgive her ... unless my girfriend was next to me watching ...
ReplyDeleteDefintely rules are rules - no hot chicks onboard ;)
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