I think this picture (shamelessly stolen from Nils Andersson's Facebook page) kind of fits with this week's theme of Less is More. Who needs an actual boat to go sailing?
Caption contest anyone?
Monday, October 12, 2009
Where Is The Boat?
I think this picture (shamelessly stolen from Nils Andersson's Facebook page) kind of fits with this week's theme of Less is More. Who needs an actual boat to go sailing?
Caption contest anyone?
14 comments:
What's a Cubitainer?
"Damn kids must've 'borrowed' the drain plug again."
They warned me that these 187xxx series boats were a tad heavy... but this is ridiculous.
I'm gonna have to lose some weight
More like, "I'm gonna have to lose this weight jacket, and stop sailing like a wuss". Hike for God's sake, hike!
The bung! The bung! Oh shi...!
Bet you didn't know that you could put a sail on a submarine!
(verification word: hormoon -- is that what happens to most women about every 28 days?)
Of course, submarines have always had sails! Just ask a submariner or ask Bonnie's family friends to verify.
Jealous of the foiling Moth, Nils invents the submarine Laser.
Pat's right! :D
Mal: I've sailed my entire life and never heard of the term "bung". Is this some strange aboriginal term? Call me when you're ready; I'm out back throwing some shrimp and 'roo on the barbie
Now wot wuld a barrel be without yon bung stopperin' it.
"Who needs an actual boat to go sailing?"
Not me, apparently. I've been sailing for close to 20 years and have never owned a boat!
Lately I've thought a lot about buying, but the thought of annual maintenance and repairs is usually enough to keep the urges at bay.
This is a few years on, but I'm reminded of the minimalist theme of the last few posts. For minimalist sailing, one would not need an engine, nor sails. Nor, apparently, a boat ....
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