The Maids were sitting on their buttocks* last Weekend.
*See what I did there?
Brass Monkeys
- DaveS
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Well, I tried to go for the first sail of the season last weekend. Motoring out of Craobh I found the log wasn't working. Nothing new there: normally turning the impeller round 180 degrees sorts it. This time that didn't work. On going up and down the companion, however, I noticed a gathering pool of water on the cabin sole. To cut a long story short, a couple of seals had failed and the trusty VP2002 was pissing hot sea water all over the shop. Back to Craobh with 1.8 nm hypothetically logged.marisca wrote:Last week was t-shirts and shorts - Sunday left PE and have been frozen, rained, hailed, snowed and galed upon. Now in Fort Augustus, the chippy closed while we were cogitating on the wisdom of another drink, can't get up the locks until 09.30, snow is still falling, forecast is for bloody cold, boat is dripping condensation but at least the wind was up our chuff all the way down Loch Ness.
So what have you done this year?
As of today the seals are replaced and the engine is now continent. I might get out tomorrow for another wee field trial... After extracting the log impeller...
- wully
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We might depart Groovee-craobhee for the mooring ramorra.
Might take us a day or so to get to Ardfern.....
Might take us a day or so to get to Ardfern.....
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As a child I always found it amusing that Bute has Buttock Point at the top and Garroch Head at the bottom. This probably explains more about me than it does about the geology or geography of Bute.marisca wrote:The Maids were sitting on their buttocks* last Weekend.
*See what I did there?
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity - Hanlon's Razor
But don't rule out malice - First Corollary to Hanlon's Razor
But don't rule out malice - First Corollary to Hanlon's Razor
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And Arran has the Cock at the top, and Kintyre has the love child near the bottom.ubergeekian wrote:As a child I always found it amusing that Bute has Buttock Point at the top and Garroch Head at the bottom. This probably explains more about me than it does about the geology or geography of Bute.marisca wrote:The Maids were sitting on their buttocks* last Weekend.
*See what I did there?
Some array of odd names!
C_W
Edit, that was a very smooth change of words (Love Child) administrater.

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All done automagically EamonnClyde_Wanderer wrote: that was a very smooth change of words (Love Child) administrater.

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All my children were love childs, none of them were bastids.
Regarding Bute, I get it that Buttock Point may induce school boy sniggers, why Garrock head?
Regarding Bute, I get it that Buttock Point may induce school boy sniggers, why Garrock head?
Seminole.
Cheers Bob.
Cheers Bob.