West MI SAer's
#1
Posted 05 January 2005 - 03:15 PM
#2
Posted 05 January 2005 - 03:17 PM
I'm in grand rapids, you? What do you sail ?There appears to be quite a few of us here at SA and we were starting to clog up the where to eat thread, so decided to start this one.
#3
Posted 05 January 2005 - 03:29 PM
Holland Wednesday
#4
Posted 05 January 2005 - 03:33 PM
Own a Bene 36.7
Any SA'ers ever up in the area and wanna go for a sail, please give me a shout.
I don't drink, so you can have my beer.
#5
Posted 05 January 2005 - 03:44 PM
I am in Spring Lake. I am dating 3 boats on a regular basis and a couple of weekend mistresses. You?I'm in grand rapids, you? What do you sail ?There appears to be quite a few of us here at SA and we were starting to clog up the where to eat thread, so decided to start this one.
#6
Posted 05 January 2005 - 04:03 PM
Wednesday we sail PHRF, but their is a new interest in a Melges 24 One- Design. We have six boats at this time with at least 4 more being talked about seriously.
Tuesday Night is Laser/JY 15s
Then the weekend series racing in the spring and fall.
We are also organizing some sunday morning races in the JY's on the off weekends.
Come check us out sometime, we probably have the most competitive PHRF racing on wednesday nights that you will find on the West Michigan Lakeshore.
www.muskegonyachtclub.org
#7
Posted 05 January 2005 - 04:17 PM
#8
Posted 05 January 2005 - 04:28 PM
Youre at SLYC so then you know my scow buddies andy mo, justin and eggy etc...I am in Spring Lake. I am dating 3 boats on a regular basis and a couple of weekend mistresses. You?
I'm in grand rapids, you? What do you sail ?There appears to be quite a few of us here at SA and we were starting to clog up the where to eat thread, so decided to start this one.
Live on reeds lake in GR so that's where I sail now, lots of MC Scow and Laser sailing lately, fousing on Laser next year and the DN is ready to go for the winter.
Before that, Mumm 30 (asylum), N/M36 (lunatic fringe) , N/M 50 (Insatiable) and a old IOR N/M 36 (also lunatic fringe) ALL based out of Muskegon YC but with a fair amount of travel. Esp. the Mumm, lots of travel w/ that... huge fun...
3 kids under 6 = dinghy sailing at home for a couple years... but occasionally hop rides on my buddies Farr 395 called Ragged Edge.
#9
Posted 05 January 2005 - 04:40 PM
Hopefully doing Wed Night PHRF in Muskegon this summer then looking to jump into ownership in 2006.
Anytime anyones up for a beer (my other passion), give me a shout.
Hroth
#10
Posted 05 January 2005 - 04:45 PM
Have you sailed with Stu on Ragged?
BSmith - Is MYC going to have a seperate division for M24's this year? I have not raced there on Wednesdays yet, but have raced in the Fall and UK series. Great competition!!!
#11
Posted 05 January 2005 - 04:47 PM
Sail out of Holland on a boat that has lead in it's butt.
I think that I can hit 1 sailor from my house with a 3 wood if he is who I think he is.
#12
Posted 05 January 2005 - 04:59 PM
Raced last three yeary on a fast J-24 in Muskegon, every wednesday night,
and looking at wed nights with 28.5
Best Racing in WESTERN MI.
#13
Posted 05 January 2005 - 04:59 PM
#14
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:08 PM
Only if you are true to your alias and bring the liquid barleymalt. (we prefer Old Style since we are diehard Cubbies).I am actually west of Detroit but have family in EGR and sail of Muskegon quite a bit. Can I be an honorary member?
I live on the Ada/Cascade line and sail OPB's.
7.9 (HT) out of Holland
Catlcall 320 out of Holland (Dys's lead butt boat)
'Friends Good Will' out of South Haven.
( http://www.michiganmaritimemuseum.org/ )
#15
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:09 PM
love the J35 racing, but I feel bad we lost Ragtime now it is down to 3 J35's that can have fun. Maybe we will pick up some more with the J35 Nationals in Muskegon this summer. Heard mention of some Local tallent looking into chartering a J35 for the NA's that could be a hoot.
Anyone got any gossip on lead belly boats leaving / arriving ???
#16
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:20 PM
Actually I brew my own..And sorry, I don't do Old Style, but I'm sure we can work something out.Only if you are true to your alias and bring the liquid barleymalt. (we prefer Old Style since we are diehard Cubbies).I am actually west of Detroit but have family in EGR and sail of Muskegon quite a bit. Can I be an honorary member?
I live on the Ada/Cascade line and sail OPB's.
7.9 (HT) out of Holland
Catlcall 320 out of Holland (Dys's lead butt boat)
'Friends Good Will' out of South Haven.
( http://www.michiganmaritimemuseum.org/ )
#17
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:24 PM
#18
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:28 PM
OK, personal brews are on the top of the list. My son-in-laws buddies make some of the best. Then micro brews, brew pubs, localized small brewing operations. When we finally get down the line to commercially brewed stuff...........Actually I brew my own..And sorry, I don't do Old Style, but I'm sure we can work something out.
Looper, K'zoo is in. Pretty much anything west of US 23 is considered WM.
#19
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:38 PM
Maybe each J/35 crew should split in two and get a couple Melges to race, that would increase the numbers in a hurry and long delivery's will be via the road.
Fairly new to SA, read it all the time, finally noticed some locals and joined. Good to see beer is still flowing, that is not a hobby I'm ready to give up.
#20
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:39 PM
Whaddya sail in kazoo?
I'm THere too.
#21
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:46 PM
Sailed with Doc on Hoqua for the J35 Lake MIchigan and had a riot. Never even set foot on a J35 before that. Some times it pays to answer the phone.MYC is the place to be... I live in West Olive but hate Holland so I go north to race.
love the J35 racing, but I feel bad we lost Ragtime now it is down to 3 J35's that can have fun. Maybe we will pick up some more with the J35 Nationals in Muskegon this summer. Heard mention of some Local tallent looking into chartering a J35 for the NA's that could be a hoot.
Anyone got any gossip on lead belly boats leaving / arriving ???
Speaking of drinking, who says the two drink lunch is dead!!!!!!!!!!
#22
Posted 05 January 2005 - 05:46 PM
Yes, that's me are you RVT ?!?1Sailor, do you live on the north side of Reeds Lk? and watch out for that Miller guy, I hear he is trouble.
Sail out of Holland on a boat that has lead in it's butt.
I think that I can hit 1 sailor from my house with a 3 wood if he is who I think he is.
#23
Posted 05 January 2005 - 06:14 PM
Is Insatiable the 50 that is now in Bayfield as Chewbacca? I know it isn't the Champosa/Decision/Champosa/?....Before that, Mumm 30 (asylum), N/M36 (lunatic fringe) , N/M 50 (Insatiable) and a old IOR N/M 36 (also lunatic fringe) ALL based out of Muskegon YC but with a fair amount of travel. Esp. the Mumm, lots of travel w/ that... huge fun...
#24
Posted 05 January 2005 - 06:16 PM
#25
Posted 05 January 2005 - 06:27 PM
Actually spending my time on the eastern big lake for now, but when I end up on that side I could use a ride!
#26
Posted 05 January 2005 - 06:55 PM
dsylxci dgo is TVT, RVT's brougham.Yes, that's me are you RVT ?!?
I can almost do a Kevin Bacon 1 degree on all y'all.
Grew up in Ada
Schooled in Holland
Live in GR and not far from the homebrew in Cannonsburg, hrothgar
Office is in Kzoo
Sail the J/30 out of Eldeans
The new 1981 Laser is going mobile. Name the game, and I plan to be there !
#27
Posted 05 January 2005 - 06:58 PM
I thought P-frog said you were meeting Friday nites @ Butch's. And by the way, this Friday just might work out for me at Butch's.In the off season, what about gathering at a "suitable" location" to keep "fit" for Wednesday nites?
For the Holland crowd, Wednesday nites at Butches might generate a few interesting jpegs....
Roger, I gotta talk to you anyway about that OD regatta I hope you are inheireting.
#28
Posted 05 January 2005 - 06:59 PM
Close but he would need about 4 shots with a 3 wood. Hell, the way he plays golf, maybe 8 shots. I'm the 2700 block of Cascade and his younger bro. TVTYes, that's me are you RVT ?!?1Sailor, do you live on the north side of Reeds Lk? and watch out for that Miller guy, I hear he is trouble.
Sail out of Holland on a boat that has lead in it's butt.
I think that I can hit 1 sailor from my house with a 3 wood if he is who I think he is.
#29
Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:24 PM
:lol:Looper. Have you given up your closet east midcoast status?? Are you now officially a west midcoast dude?? Been doing any bad things with those flags lately?????I'm in Kalamazoo... does that count?
#30
Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:28 PM
Thanks PF,No it is still Insatiable and it is now in Detroit owned by the same dude that owns Tramp the MUMM.
See you in KW?
#31
Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:34 PM
#32
Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:40 PM
I'm hoping to be there in J's OTHER boat since I haven't figured out how to weigh 150 yet.....Yep
#33
Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:44 PM
1st quit shitting on the thread.
2nd, How old are you? 12? Grow up.
I hate to even respond because of the crap you will come back with. All I know is that if I ever fiqure out who you are, I pull you aside and talk quietly about how stupid you are acting.
#34
Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:49 PM
Sorry Coach, you know I luv you
#35
Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:52 PM
I thought we talked about Friday nights? Friday is better but hey, you know I like a certain waitress there so I am game to go any/every night!In the off season, what about gathering at a "suitable" location" to keep "fit" for Wednesday nites?
For the Holland crowd, Wednesday nites at Butches might generate a few interesting jpegs....
That and they have PBR on tap.
#36
Posted 05 January 2005 - 07:59 PM
#37
Posted 05 January 2005 - 08:01 PM
#38
Posted 05 January 2005 - 08:11 PM
Holy hell, Looper is my roommate ... That puts me on the Mid-West Coast too ... the flag is hanging on the wall ... no adventures lately. Who's down for some type of a get-together for Strictly Sail in Chi town?:lol:Looper. Have you given up your closet east midcoast status?? Are you now officially a west midcoast dude?? Been doing any bad things with those flags lately?????I'm in Kalamazoo... does that count?
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#39
Posted 05 January 2005 - 08:12 PM
abso-facking-lutely none!Just curious, am contemplating a career change. Moving from Boston, MA and sailing 33' X-Yacht on Buzzards Bay & around the Islands (Vineyard, Nantucket & Elizabethan's) --> Kalamazoo, MI. Any comparison?
#40
Posted 05 January 2005 - 08:20 PM
I emailed you yesterday with a question on it, check you email.Peace, thanks. Hey I will be out to Dutchtown on Jan 13th for a boardmeeting at the YC. Will the sail be ready? No biggie if it isnt .....but get to work.
#41
Posted 05 January 2005 - 08:24 PM
i sail for WMU, as does my roommate RP. We're actually right coast MI sailors during the 'normal' sailing season, however from september to march my fat ass jumps in a FJ or a 420 every once and a while.Looper-
Whaddya sail in kazoo?
I'm THere too.
Uncle Fester, I believe the flag is fine, it's still on my wall as my roommate so eloquently posted. Rumor has it the rightful owner is going to let us keep it... good times... good times...Looper. Have you given up your closet east midcoast status?? Are you now officially a west midcoast dude?? Been doing any bad things with those flags lately?????
Also, i wouldn't trade sailing on beautiful lake erie for the world. I haven't forgotten my roots, and i plan on returning for another wonderful sailing season. any word on our area picking up IRC? I'd love to know what the Catalina 27 rates...
#42
Posted 05 January 2005 - 08:30 PM
Is that all year round...may stop by next time I'm in town....In the off season, what about gathering at a "suitable" location" to keep "fit" for Wednesday nites?
For the Holland crowd, Wednesday nites at Butches might generate a few interesting jpegs....
#43
Posted 05 January 2005 - 08:35 PM
Other than that, it is a nice area.
#44
Posted 05 January 2005 - 08:52 PM
...at your place. When you're away.I suppose all you West-side-of-the-state homo's hang out in Douglas
#45
Posted 05 January 2005 - 09:54 PM
Pehrst, I relocated to Kzoo due to work and it's actually not too bad. It takes me 50 minutes to get from my house to the marina in SH. Not as good as the old 5 min commute, but you take what you can get.
#46
Posted 05 January 2005 - 10:00 PM
Which J35 do race on? I raced in the Lake Michigan Championship last year, so it's likely that we met. Who's thinking of chartering a J35 for NAs?MYC is the place to be... I live in West Olive but hate Holland so I go north to race.
love the J35 racing, but I feel bad we lost Ragtime now it is down to 3 J35's that can have fun. Maybe we will pick up some more with the J35 Nationals in Muskegon this summer. Heard mention of some Local tallent looking into chartering a J35 for the NA's that could be a hoot.
Anyone got any gossip on lead belly boats leaving / arriving ???
#47
Posted 05 January 2005 - 10:36 PM
Eric, is that you?Youre at SLYC so then you know my scow buddies andy mo, justin and eggy etc...
I am in Spring Lake. I am dating 3 boats on a regular basis and a couple of weekend mistresses. You?
I'm in grand rapids, you? What do you sail ?There appears to be quite a few of us here at SA and we were starting to clog up the where to eat thread, so decided to start this one.
Live on reeds lake in GR so that's where I sail now, lots of MC Scow and Laser sailing lately, fousing on Laser next year and the DN is ready to go for the winter.
Before that, Mumm 30 (asylum), N/M36 (lunatic fringe) , N/M 50 (Insatiable) and a old IOR N/M 36 (also lunatic fringe) ALL based out of Muskegon YC but with a fair amount of travel. Esp. the Mumm, lots of travel w/ that... huge fun...
3 kids under 6 = dinghy sailing at home for a couple years... but occasionally hop rides on my buddies Farr 395 called Ragged Edge.
#48
Posted 05 January 2005 - 10:37 PM
Brewers are honorary members to everything!!!!I am actually west of Detroit but have family in EGR and sail of Muskegon quite a bit. Can I be an honorary member?
#49
Posted 05 January 2005 - 11:06 PM
#50
Posted 05 January 2005 - 11:08 PM
#51
Posted 06 January 2005 - 12:47 AM
Giddy Up! I'm down and so is Looper! You say when and we'll be at Bells.I'm a Kzoo'er and sail out of South Haven. Sounds like we have a pretty sizeable group down here as well. I think we need to organize an outing or two (or several) at Bells.
#52
Posted 06 January 2005 - 12:53 AM
#53
Posted 06 January 2005 - 01:04 AM
I did a tour in K-zoo, at the prestigous Western Michigan University. I had to punch out though. It was lacking in certain areas. A lot of my friends get thrown out after the first semester.I'm a Kzoo'er and sail out of South Haven. Sounds like we have a pretty sizeable group down here as well. I think we need to organize an outing or two (or several) at Bells.
Pehrst, I relocated to Kzoo due to work and it's actually not too bad. It takes me 50 minutes to get from my house to the marina in SH. Not as good as the old 5 min commute, but you take what you can get.
#54
Posted 06 January 2005 - 01:10 AM
We will have a seperate division if we can get a couple more boats. I think 8 will have to be the magic number. I know a lot of the guys in PHRF 2 are ready to see the Melges play their own game. It will be fun either way. If a couple more guys commit we will have our own start, not sure what spot in the order it will come in though.BSmith - Is MYC going to have a seperate division for M24's this year? I have not raced there on Wednesdays yet, but have raced in the Fall and UK series. Great competition!!!
B Smith
#55
Posted 06 January 2005 - 12:44 PM
Ah Ha!! So you confess, you are a east mid-coast dude at heart!! I am working on being a part-time west mid-coast guy. The wife is trying to make me buy a cottage on the west side of the state. She keeps muttering something about the hundreds of thousands of dollars I've spent on &*(^%$ sailboat racing. As far as IRC on Lake Erie?? probably not this year. I am working on my IRC rating for the Mack. It feels like the old MORC days in a way, we are going to weigh boats again. Kinda cool!!i sail for WMU, as does my roommate RP. We're actually right coast MI sailors during the 'normal' sailing season, however from september to march my fat ass jumps in a FJ or a 420 every once and a while.Looper-
Whaddya sail in kazoo?
I'm THere too.Uncle Fester, I believe the flag is fine, it's still on my wall as my roommate so eloquently posted. Rumor has it the rightful owner is going to let us keep it... good times... good times...Looper. Have you given up your closet east midcoast status?? Are you now officially a west midcoast dude?? Been doing any bad things with those flags lately?????
Also, i wouldn't trade sailing on beautiful lake erie for the world. I haven't forgotten my roots, and i plan on returning for another wonderful sailing season. any word on our area picking up IRC? I'd love to know what the Catalina 27 rates...
Take care of them flags boys, You have been doing them justice so far!!
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#56
Posted 06 January 2005 - 03:52 PM
WMU has a sailing team? Where do you guys sail? Gull Lake?i sail for WMU, as does my roommate RP.
I work in Kazoo at WMU 3 days a week. Maybe we should grab a Bells on a Thursday after work some time.
Hroth
#57
Posted 06 January 2005 - 03:55 PM
Swedge--I did a tour in K-zoo, at the prestigous Western Michigan University. I had to punch out though. It was lacking in certain areas. A lot of my friends get thrown out after the first semester.I'm a Kzoo'er and sail out of South Haven. Sounds like we have a pretty sizeable group down here as well. I think we need to organize an outing or two (or several) at Bells.
Pehrst, I relocated to Kzoo due to work and it's actually not too bad. It takes me 50 minutes to get from my house to the marina in SH. Not as good as the old 5 min commute, but you take what you can get.
How is it evenly remotely possible that you "punched out" of WMU? WMU will give a PhD to a trained monkey if they put in the time (I should know).
Also, if you sailed with Dickie at Red Fox last year, I was on the other Bene.
Hroth
#58
Posted 06 January 2005 - 04:01 PM
#59
Posted 06 January 2005 - 04:21 PM
No.Is Hroth going to the sailboat show in Chicago?
Are you driving through GR (well of course you are)? You should stop by on your way down or back. I'll brew up some Kashi.
Hroth
#60
Posted 06 January 2005 - 04:57 PM
#61
Posted 06 January 2005 - 05:04 PM
Had to draw the line in the sand somewhere.West of US23 is west Michigan??????Looper, K'zoo is in. Pretty much anything west of US 23 is considered WM.
Well, I live east of US23 (Plymouth) but race west of US23 (Ann Arbor) and I don't think I am anything close to a west michigan sailor.....
If I ever get back on my big boat ride on Lk. St Stupid (Victrix), I'll have to look you guys up when we make it up to Harbor Springs (or either of the Macs).
- Will
#62
Posted 06 January 2005 - 05:06 PM
I would have thought Lansing was a better mark, but whatever works. With Saturn gone, Vitrix is about the only big boat ride left on Lake St ClairWest of US23 is west Michigan??????Looper, K'zoo is in. Pretty much anything west of US 23 is considered WM.
Well, I live east of US23 (Plymouth) but race west of US23 (Ann Arbor) and I don't think I am anything close to a west michigan sailor.....
If I ever get back on my big boat ride on Lk. St Stupid (Victrix), I'll have to look you guys up when we make it up to Harbor Springs (or either of the Macs).
- Will
#63
Posted 06 January 2005 - 05:17 PM
Kashi? What the hell is that.....No.Is Hroth going to the sailboat show in Chicago?
Are you driving through GR (well of course you are)? You should stop by on your way down or back. I'll brew up some Kashi.
Hroth
On the GR thing - yes, we have to drive through.
But, I'm thinking that I need to only associate with those who know how to spell 'commitment'......
So, it's an easy question, really.... are we 'in' or are we 'out' of the 'you-know-what-race'......
You do know, it's not always about the best gear, but rather the friendships that were formed on the previous 'you-know-what-race' that really counts.
Do you want to win, or watch someone else win... that may be the best question.
C'mon giddy'up - need answer so I can find new person, if need-be. Kurt is asking, and I'm always known for prior proper planning.... like to nail down the crew well in advance.
Answer?
#64
Posted 06 January 2005 - 06:31 PM
hroth,Swedge--
I did a tour in K-zoo, at the prestigous Western Michigan University. I had to punch out though. It was lacking in certain areas. A lot of my friends get thrown out after the first semester.I'm a Kzoo'er and sail out of South Haven. Sounds like we have a pretty sizeable group down here as well. I think we need to organize an outing or two (or several) at Bells.
Pehrst, I relocated to Kzoo due to work and it's actually not too bad. It takes me 50 minutes to get from my house to the marina in SH. Not as good as the old 5 min commute, but you take what you can get.
How is it evenly remotely possible that you "punched out" of WMU? WMU will give a PhD to a trained monkey if they put in the time (I should know).![]()
Also, if you sailed with Dickie at Red Fox last year, I was on the other Bene.
Hroth
where at WMU do you work?
#65
Posted 06 January 2005 - 06:34 PM
Us college kids are available anytime in the evening...
#66
Posted 06 January 2005 - 06:36 PM
no, some of our alum did, but none of the current sailors do... our new team ride hails from bayviewAny of you WMU sailors race on Outlaw in south Haven? I have the Platu there. I saw that Outlaw is or was for sale. Whats the story? BTW I'm up for a MTG at Bells...
#67
Posted 06 January 2005 - 06:47 PM
Dickie has 'commitment' and 'nailing crew' in the same message.......
#68
Posted 06 January 2005 - 06:48 PM
Yes, it is me (eric w) indeed.Eric, is that you?
Youre at SLYC so then you know my scow buddies andy mo, justin and eggy etc...
I am in Spring Lake. I am dating 3 boats on a regular basis and a couple of weekend mistresses. You?
I'm in grand rapids, you? What do you sail ?There appears to be quite a few of us here at SA and we were starting to clog up the where to eat thread, so decided to start this one.
Live on reeds lake in GR so that's where I sail now, lots of MC Scow and Laser sailing lately, fousing on Laser next year and the DN is ready to go for the winter.
Before that, Mumm 30 (asylum), N/M36 (lunatic fringe) , N/M 50 (Insatiable) and a old IOR N/M 36 (also lunatic fringe) ALL based out of Muskegon YC but with a fair amount of travel. Esp. the Mumm, lots of travel w/ that... huge fun...
3 kids under 6 = dinghy sailing at home for a couple years... but occasionally hop rides on my buddies Farr 395 called Ragged Edge.
Who are you ?
#69
Posted 06 January 2005 - 06:49 PM
Yeah, we've got a sailing team ... Yeah, Gull Lake ... Yeah, Bells. Let us know when!WMU has a sailing team? Where do you guys sail? Gull Lake?i sail for WMU, as does my roommate RP.
I work in Kazoo at WMU 3 days a week. Maybe we should grab a Bells on a Thursday after work some time.
Hroth
#70
Posted 06 January 2005 - 06:54 PM
Thursday, January 13, 2004, Bells Brewery ... is 7:00pm good?
Wear a red hat ... you know the one I mean ... if you don't have one ... look for at least facker wearing one.
#71
Posted 06 January 2005 - 06:57 PM
#72
Posted 06 January 2005 - 08:03 PM
Free tube of lube on my boat with every commitment made 6 months in advance.Heh Heh Heh...........
Dickie has 'commitment' and 'nailing crew' in the same message.......
#73
Posted 06 January 2005 - 08:07 PM
#74
Posted 06 January 2005 - 08:21 PM
#75
Posted 07 January 2005 - 12:57 AM
my sprit was definetly in the 'launch' position while snapping that photo...Take care of them flags boys, You have been doing them justice so far!!
#76
Posted 07 January 2005 - 01:12 AM
The 13th works for me. What about you, Platu? Hroth?I've decided to take the helm ... For any and all Kalamazoo (or anyone interested) SA'ers
Thursday, January 13, 2004, Bells Brewery ... is 7:00pm good?
Wear a red hat ... you know the one I mean ... if you don't have one ... look for at least facker wearing one.
#77
Posted 07 January 2005 - 04:17 AM
Platu, Shorthand I'll see if Princess of the Pointy end can get away for a night out.
Not racing this winter free's up Thursdays.
Bells has Root Beer for the up tight skipper.
l8r
#78
Posted 07 January 2005 - 01:40 PM
13th is good for me. A little earlier would be better--say 5:30--as I have to get home to GR. Whic unfortunatley limits my intake as wellThe 13th works for me. What about you, Platu? Hroth?I've decided to take the helm ... For any and all Kalamazoo (or anyone interested) SA'ers
Thursday, January 13, 2004, Bells Brewery ... is 7:00pm good?
Wear a red hat ... you know the one I mean ... if you don't have one ... look for at least facker wearing one.
Can you guys do 5:30? Or 5:00? Or 4:00? ...... Or noon?
Hroth
#79
Posted 07 January 2005 - 01:41 PM
Princess of the Pointy End? HmmmmmmmmmRace a J130 around South Haven occasionally, when we are in town. Cruising boat with a racing problem.
Platu, Shorthand I'll see if Princess of the Pointy end can get away for a night out.
Not racing this winter free's up Thursdays.
Bells has Root Beer for the up tight skipper.
l8r
Her I gotta see.
Hroth
#80
Posted 07 January 2005 - 01:44 PM
Dickie--Free tube of lube on my boat with every commitment made 6 months in advance.Heh Heh Heh...........
Dickie has 'commitment' and 'nailing crew' in the same message.......
Despite the promise of a free tube of lube, I am in for the you-know-what this summer. I will square it with my other offer.
Hroth
Also, Kashi is that stuff we were drinking on your boat during the Mac last summer.
#81
Posted 07 January 2005 - 01:45 PM
Eval Center in Ellsworth Hall. I am here right now. 387-5909.hroth,
Swedge--
I did a tour in K-zoo, at the prestigous Western Michigan University. I had to punch out though. It was lacking in certain areas. A lot of my friends get thrown out after the first semester.I'm a Kzoo'er and sail out of South Haven. Sounds like we have a pretty sizeable group down here as well. I think we need to organize an outing or two (or several) at Bells.
Pehrst, I relocated to Kzoo due to work and it's actually not too bad. It takes me 50 minutes to get from my house to the marina in SH. Not as good as the old 5 min commute, but you take what you can get.
How is it evenly remotely possible that you "punched out" of WMU? WMU will give a PhD to a trained monkey if they put in the time (I should know).![]()
Also, if you sailed with Dickie at Red Fox last year, I was on the other Bene.
Hroth
where at WMU do you work?
Hroth
#82
Posted 07 January 2005 - 01:58 PM
#83
Posted 07 January 2005 - 02:05 PM
All-righty then. Now, that's what I'm sayin' when we talk about commitment!Dickie--
Despite the promise of a free tube of lube, I am in for the you-know-what this summer. I will square it with my other offer.
Hroth
Also, Kashi is that stuff we were drinking on your boat during the Mac last summer.
You are on the roster for the you-know-what-race this summer.
I will leave you with this quote:
"Skill and confidence are an unconquered army".
I am happy to know that I will have the skill on the pointy end, and the confident competitor that I have grown to appreciate.
You are the man.
Out.
(I thought we were drinking chai?)
#84
Posted 07 January 2005 - 02:18 PM
Yep, that's it. I thought it was something Asian-sounding but I couldn't put my finger on it so I just spouted the first thing I could think of.I thought we were drinking chai?
Hroth
#85
Posted 07 January 2005 - 03:23 PM
all right boys ... 5:30pm work for everyone? Myself, Looper, Singlehander, Platu, Hroth and anyone I missed, or didn't too? Same bat place of course. Red hat not included with purchase but wear one anyway.13th is good for me. A little earlier would be better--say 5:30--as I have to get home to GR. Whic unfortunatley limits my intake as well
The 13th works for me. What about you, Platu? Hroth?I've decided to take the helm ... For any and all Kalamazoo (or anyone interested) SA'ers
Thursday, January 13, 2004, Bells Brewery ... is 7:00pm good?
Wear a red hat ... you know the one I mean ... if you don't have one ... look for at least facker wearing one.![]()
Can you guys do 5:30? Or 5:00? Or 4:00? ...... Or noon?
Hroth
#86
Posted 07 January 2005 - 05:00 PM
Red hats are earned... not given.Red hat not included with purchase but wear one anyway.
#87
Posted 07 January 2005 - 07:41 PM
... Or purchased because the typically come in your race packet ... unless you call yourself burnsy, in which case, you get them from e-bayRed hats are earned... not given.Red hat not included with purchase but wear one anyway.
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#88
Posted 07 January 2005 - 07:52 PM
#89
Posted 07 January 2005 - 09:53 PM
From The Helm, hope you can make it. Think we can convince that J30 guy to show? Will he be at his Kzoo office that day?
What about the Melges 24 Brain Freeze guys? I know a couple of them are local. I'll contact Mr. Slipknot as well.
#90
Posted 07 January 2005 - 09:55 PM
#91
Posted 07 January 2005 - 10:00 PM
"I bent my wookie"
#92
Posted 07 January 2005 - 10:02 PM
I earned my Annapolis NOOD hat by running over three 7-year olds during the award ceremony hat toss. A few too many MG rum things that day.Red hats are earned... not given.Red hat not included with purchase but wear one anyway.
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Just kidding--about the 7 year olds, not the too many rum things.
See you all on the 17th.
Hroth
#93
Posted 07 January 2005 - 10:17 PM
Hroth, I think you're going to be waiting for a long time for us to show - we're going on the 13th!I earned my Annapolis NOOD hat by running over three 7-year olds during the award ceremony hat toss. A few too many MG rum things that day.
Red hats are earned... not given.Red hat not included with purchase but wear one anyway.
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Just kidding--about the 7 year olds, not the too many rum things.
See you all on the 17th.
Hroth
#94
Posted 07 January 2005 - 10:21 PM
I UNDERSTAND!!!!!my sprit was definetly in the 'launch' position while snapping that photo...
Take care of them flags boys, You have been doing them justice so far!!
#95
Posted 07 January 2005 - 11:04 PM
it's always great to hear from alumni, especially when they come back regatta weekend...East sider here, ya know I went to WMU also so I know many west coasters. It is funny because no one in here uses names... but I think I know most of you. So if you think you know me I'll just say something that will confirm it.
"I bent my wookie"
can i crew on the express this summer?
#96
Posted 07 January 2005 - 11:27 PM
How you doing on crew this year? I race on the boat that you "earned" your red hat on, and then you preceded to kick our butt the rest of the season.
You mentioned some shirts that were coming our way.
have to get out with you guys one of these days.
A.Shock
#97
Posted 08 January 2005 - 03:34 AM
Is this TP or BT? Don't forget my humbling experience during the Lake Michigan Championship. I recall seeing a lot of your transom.Shorthanded,
How you doing on crew this year? I race on the boat that you "earned" your red hat on, and then you preceded to kick our butt the rest of the season.
You mentioned some shirts that were coming our way.
have to get out with you guys one of these days.
A.Shock
As far as crew goes, I have a good core for the big regattas and this year should be a lot better for club races.
I forgot about those shirts. I'd better get on it!
#98
Posted 08 January 2005 - 09:50 AM
I sailed with the great Dickie.Swedge--
I did a tour in K-zoo, at the prestigous Western Michigan University. I had to punch out though. It was lacking in certain areas. A lot of my friends get thrown out after the first semester.I'm a Kzoo'er and sail out of South Haven. Sounds like we have a pretty sizeable group down here as well. I think we need to organize an outing or two (or several) at Bells.
Pehrst, I relocated to Kzoo due to work and it's actually not too bad. It takes me 50 minutes to get from my house to the marina in SH. Not as good as the old 5 min commute, but you take what you can get.
How is it evenly remotely possible that you "punched out" of WMU? WMU will give a PhD to a trained monkey if they put in the time (I should know).![]()
Also, if you sailed with Dickie at Red Fox last year, I was on the other Bene.
Hroth
I couldn't take K-zoo. The town just didn't do it for me. Could have been when my buddy cleaned and bled out a deer while it was hanging in front of our dorms. It could have been when I went to the liquor store and they asked me for my ID. I don't know, but K-Zoo just didn't do it for me. I left Western with 3.8 GPA, it was the easiest school I ever went to since middle school. I am not joking. I spent the 3.8 semester drunk off my ass. When I took my Pysch final I had to cover one eye becuase the bubbles I was supposed to fill in kept on swirling around. Still got an A on it. The class that fucked up my 4.0 was BOWLING. BOWLING!!!!! My average went dow through out the semester, could have been the booze.
Do you remeber the girls on the J-22? DAMN!!!! They had great bodies. Once you got closer to them though.... Well as far as the pulchratude (NORM) went there, they were A-Team. Anyway if you run into them, tell them I will support the kids.
#99
Posted 08 January 2005 - 03:52 PM
Yeah, the 13th. That's what I meant.Hroth, I think you're going to be waiting for a long time for us to show - we're going on the 13th!
I earned my Annapolis NOOD hat by running over three 7-year olds during the award ceremony hat toss. A few too many MG rum things that day.
Red hats are earned... not given.Red hat not included with purchase but wear one anyway.
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Just kidding--about the 7 year olds, not the too many rum things.
See you all on the 17th.
Hroth
Hroth
#100
Posted 08 January 2005 - 03:59 PM
Swedge--I sailed with the great Dickie.
I couldn't take K-zoo. The town just didn't do it for me. Could have been when my buddy cleaned and bled out a deer while it was hanging in front of our dorms. It could have been when I went to the liquor store and they asked me for my ID. I don't know, but K-Zoo just didn't do it for me. I left Western with 3.8 GPA, it was the easiest school I ever went to since middle school. I am not joking. I spent the 3.8 semester drunk off my ass. When I took my Pysch final I had to cover one eye becuase the bubbles I was supposed to fill in kept on swirling around. Still got an A on it. The class that fucked up my 4.0 was BOWLING. BOWLING!!!!! My average went dow through out the semester, could have been the booze.
Do you remeber the girls on the J-22? DAMN!!!! They had great bodies. Once you got closer to them though.... Well as far as the pulchratude (NORM) went there, they were A-Team. Anyway if you run into them, tell them I will support the kids.
I got tired of Kazoo too, which is why I live in GR. I can understand how a bloody deer would drive you away.
As far as the J-22 girls go, I do remember them--they spent the night on the Bene I was on as they had no other place to sleep apparently. I was safely tucked away in my hotel, but I understand they were up late as some of the other crew were on the boat. They even left their pillows on the boat for us to sniff the next day (just kidding--about the sniffing, not the pillows).
Hroth
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