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So the ultimate test would be to have Rimas on the GB, the GB pulling storms toward it, and Rimas scaring the storms away. Could be interesting.

Well, on it's first offshore trip it apparently got hit by one, so the stats are not good right now.

Thousands observered per year(with thousands likely not obsreved)on 1% of the land area of the world is rare?By that data, there should likely be thousands every day worldwide.

Right, so not a very rare occurrence.

I live right on the 45th parallel, and we have had them here, more regularly than tornados for sure.

Can we stop praying now?

Maybe my reading comprehension is screwed up today, not sure. Are you posting pics of her tits or not? Some of us learn by visuals, instead of reading.

Should be a decent edit

RM can't sink.

I think there was some talk that the RIB would be destroyed at first contact because of the amount of sharp barnicals on a ship that size.

Thanks Clean. Interesting report.

Because sailing and flying are very similar, not only in the physics involved, but also the people they attract. The causes of accidents are similar, and the potential lessons learned are as well. If you change the name of Rainmaker in this story with the name of a plane, the narrative would...

Ya, bonanza's, malibu's, cirrus's, 421's, mu2's, pretty much any expensive, "complex", fast, and disruptive...The shit I've seen, and the excuses I've heard...

In my experience, the mid to late 50's rich aircraft owners are the worst. Typically they have "learned" the skills late in life and feel that because they are "skilled" at their career, then everything else is simple. They are usually the ones that buy an airplane that is far above their...

The 30,000 miles is only in Gunboats, I would assume that he has many more than that to get a job skippering them around.

The fact that GB are big advertisers here would indicate that they feel it is a good investment to have a presence here. I would take that to mean they see a market to sell a few boats.

You guys are making it sound like the east coast of the US is dangerous in the winter. Next you are going to say that ships have been foundering In those waters for hundreds of years...

If you ask one more time, we might give you an answer.