4000, its been fun - Page 5

msbhammer · #41 06-09-2007, 02:36 AM

Congrads on the Big 4 g's Willy. Those are some great pics that will be treasured for a long time. ;)
I guess everyone recovered from our get together. Guess I did nt spike the green cult coolaide enough. ;D

msbhammer · #42 06-09-2007, 02:36 AM

Congrads on the Big 4 g's Willy. Those are some great pics that will be treasured for a long time. ;)
I guess everyone recovered from our get together. Guess I did nt spike the green cult coolaide enough. ;D

reelapeelin · #43 06-09-2007, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by lumberslinger178

oh and reel when willy had ya on the phone last sat we loved the southern draw ....... ;D ;D ;D ;I cant wait to meet you face to face and shake your had...... ;D ;D ;D ;)

Me??...Southern Drawl??...NAW!! Whut Ya'll tawkin' 'bout ... ;D ;D ...

...and as for the hand shakin' ... it'd be my pleasure 8) ...

reelapeelin · #44 06-09-2007, 09:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lumberslinger178

oh and reel when willy had ya on the phone last sat we loved the southern draw ....... ;D ;D ;D ;I cant wait to meet you face to face and shake your had...... ;D ;D ;D ;)

Me??...Southern Drawl??...NAW!! Whut Ya'll tawkin' 'bout ... ;D ;D ...

...and as for the hand shakin' ... it'd be my pleasure 8) ...

willy · #45 06-11-2007, 01:22 PM

All right made it back safe from the great escapde, we spent Friday night in the marina in Atlantic City, beautiful view of the city from there and had great time, met a few cuties in the resturant there and had a great dinner, went back to the sail boat had a few more drinks and that is where we would be sleeping the next two nights, a 1987 O'Day 35 footer sloop. Great shape, our friend bought in Maryland on the Chesapeak and was sailing it back a bit at a time. Left AC saturday mourning just after dawn cleared the harbor and sailed hard with a mostly 5-10 out of the north by north east for a few hours. After that things turned a little rough. The winds picked up hard coming straight out of the north, no more sails if we wanted to get back sunday like we all needed to do. 6-8 foot seas for the next six to eight hours, with an occassional big roller just to make it interesting. Made it to Manasqaun Inlet around five thirty and anchored up at the Brielle Yacht Club. My God the boats there, the women there. Money does have its advantages.
Had a great dinner at the resturant there, I drank a little bit, then the party really started at the bar and the Jack Daniels Girls were there for a promotion. Got a hat, and yes Ozzie that is all 8)
Left at dawn on Sunday had to motor all the way due to time contraints, so not much sailing but a good time and I learned a little about sailing which I really like and also learned that I don't get sea sick even after two nights of heavy drinking and eating and good seas non stop. Actually enjoyed it. The company was great.
Now for the bad news, left my camera in the trunk of the fellows car that was driving, it and some other personals fell out when transferring gear.
Made port in Great Kills Staten Island yesterday about two and had a nice lunch on the boat and helped get everything ready and closed up on the mooring.
Came home in time for a party here for the Soprano's finale and then showed the CEO how invigorating the salt air can be after three days at sea
Thats all the news fit to print 8)

willy · #46 06-11-2007, 01:22 PM

All right made it back safe from the great escapde, we spent Friday night in the marina in Atlantic City, beautiful view of the city from there and had great time, met a few cuties in the resturant there and had a great dinner, went back to the sail boat had a few more drinks and that is where we would be sleeping the next two nights, a 1987 O'Day 35 footer sloop. Great shape, our friend bought in Maryland on the Chesapeak and was sailing it back a bit at a time. Left AC saturday mourning just after dawn cleared the harbor and sailed hard with a mostly 5-10 out of the north by north east for a few hours. After that things turned a little rough. The winds picked up hard coming straight out of the north, no more sails if we wanted to get back sunday like we all needed to do. 6-8 foot seas for the next six to eight hours, with an occassional big roller just to make it interesting. Made it to Manasqaun Inlet around five thirty and anchored up at the Brielle Yacht Club. My God the boats there, the women there. Money does have its advantages.
Had a great dinner at the resturant there, I drank a little bit, then the party really started at the bar and the Jack Daniels Girls were there for a promotion. Got a hat, and yes Ozzie that is all 8)
Left at dawn on Sunday had to motor all the way due to time contraints, so not much sailing but a good time and I learned a little about sailing which I really like and also learned that I don't get sea sick even after two nights of heavy drinking and eating and good seas non stop. Actually enjoyed it. The company was great.
Now for the bad news, left my camera in the trunk of the fellows car that was driving, it and some other personals fell out when transferring gear.
Made port in Great Kills Staten Island yesterday about two and had a nice lunch on the boat and helped get everything ready and closed up on the mooring.
Came home in time for a party here for the Soprano's finale and then showed the CEO how invigorating the salt air can be after three days at sea
Thats all the news fit to print 8)

reelapeelin · #47 06-11-2007, 01:56 PM

Good times for sure!! Tuff break on the wind :P ...

...and your camera's GONE for good ?? ... :-/ ...

reelapeelin · #48 06-11-2007, 01:56 PM

Good times for sure!! Tuff break on the wind :P ...

...and your camera's GONE for good ?? ... :-/ ...

willy · #49 06-11-2007, 02:44 PM

No got it when we returned to port, it was in the car we left in Staten Island.

willy · #50 06-11-2007, 02:44 PM

No got it when we returned to port, it was in the car we left in Staten Island.