Where’s the Cone?

[ROADKILL666]

I love this guy he always finds the right set of tits

 

[sledracr]

Never mind the cones.... that's a great set of legs

 

[The Dark Knight]

I love this guy he always finds the right set of tits

yes, on this example it is a excellent shot, but other times his photos are jut yuck

Never mind the cones.... that's a great set of legs

yes...... 

 

[The Dark Knight]

 

[fastyacht]

Madonna had merely borrowed the middle one.

 

[Snaggletooth]

Madonna had merely borrowed the middle one.

looks licke she borrode a paire......             

 

[ExOmo]

Go the Cone

 

[VWAP]

Never mind the cones.... that's a great set of legs

yes

 

[ExOmo]

Go the Cone

 

[Sail4beer]

Is that Jenn Appell’s Mom?!

 

[ExOmo]

Go the Cone.

 

[MoMP]

On 12/13/2019 at 10:36 AM, Cristoforo said:

Go The Co......ah fuckit

POS NUMBR YACHT NAME         TYPE   OWNER             HCAP  1  2  3  4  5  TOTAL

CLASS 2
  1 50141 Africa             TLR 41 Bump Wilcox         51  1  1  2  2  2   7.5
  2 5002  Claddagh           NM 40  Leo Fallon          54  3  2  1  1  4  10.5
  3 9393  Katabatic          IMX 40 Gordon Hall         39  2  4  3  6  1  15.8
  4 39512 Scherherazade      Frr395 Hugh Chandler       30  4  3  5  3  3  18.0
  5 51373 Ruffian            J 120  Seamus Hourihan     51  5  7  4  4  5  25.0
  6 109   Wildride           HND 30 Robert Foley        45  7  5  6  9  7  34.0
  7 51484 Saga               J130   Kris Kristiansen    30  8  6  7  5  9  35.0
  8 46    Cilista            J130SD Jeff Eberle         30  6  8  8  7  6  35.0
  9 38699 Cone of Silence    RP 30  Doug Mitchell       24  9  6  9 10 10  44.0
 10 119   Heart of Gold      Hnd 30 Peter Brown         45 10  9 12  8  8  47.0
 11 52375 Havoc             X-35   Adrian Ravenscrof   54 12 11 12 12 12  59.0




Here she is in 2013 ripping along at 9.3 knots, pacing with a J92 just out of the frame 

Yea, small boat on a “C” course, no doubt....

 

[PIL66 - XL2]

Unless you're on a 65 footer & the bloody thing is still crossing your stern every couple of hours nearly 3 days into a light downhill Mooloolaba!

Yep... this all started back in Sydney and the legend was born..... the boat was ahead of it's time then and pushed very hard as an offshore sports boat which was done but not quite like the cone... 

From memory @TUBBY, wasn't the first day / night a half decent Southerly or am I thinking of another race..,.?

 

[TUBBY]

You expect someone my age to remember something like that!  Yeah I think we did get a bit of good stuff for a while,  but don't remember seeing the cone then,   (she may well have been in front).  Later in the lighter stuff we were running much deeper angles & she would appear over one horizon, cross our stern,  disappear over the other horizon for an hour or so,  then repeat the exercise from the other direction,  this continued long enough for one of our crew to try to work out if we had enough spare sheets to reach them with a bucket of beers on a cross.  He was persuaded it was nota good idea both because we didn't want them coming closer,  and as it was a slow race we were worried already about our beer supply.

 

[barefoot children]

Last seen in Boston 2011

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[The Dark Knight]

Last seen in Boston 2011

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The same pole setup as the Bull 9000 in the pen opposite us.

 

[SPORTSCAR]

And this was their storm spinnaker.

 

[SPORTSCAR]

 

[SPORTSCAR]

At Skandia Geelong Week 2005.

 

[SPORTSCAR]