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I though of chartering given the good sailing weath we are having on the Clyde just now, but they all ask for proof of experience//certification, I've got no quals and I've never had the slightest problem chartering in Scotland on the South Coast or abroad. On the Clyde http://www.fy-charter.co.uk/...

Does anyone remember "Loch Fyne Cruisers", Tarbert and/or know what happened to them? No special reason for asking, just wondering.

The YBW attack is starting to look a bit personal. Who's been banned recently? I did wonder if it was the Jermain Catamaran ramming guy or the sea horse guy, but I doubt it. FWIW I'd have prefered to have heard "Jermain Catamaran ramming guy's" side of the story before his name was plaste...

Wonderful area, Chris. You're very fortunate.

You utter b-----d. But thanks I haven't laughed so much for ages!

Thanks also go to Silkie without whom I wouldn't have got the joke.

I really don't see the need for sticky threads. While the topic's popular it will remain at the top. It only needs to be sticky when interest drifts away - at which point it shouldn't be sticky.

Photos good. Sticky bad.

Silkie wrote:but if that hasn't interested you enough to "follow it all through" I can't imagine what would be the point of providing you with a potted digest, no matter how many question marks you use. Perhaps someone else will oblige.

Which way is the Lounge???

ISTR a folk song that featured the following lyric snippets: "they laid him in the old toll booth, Queen Mary was not sorry." "it may be he lived so well his heart could not support him" "this night he'll lie in ???????? with no mark on his body" That is all I can remem...

decorated on the Somme God bless him for doing so. The last thing you want when you're being machine gunned at all day is to have to go back to a dreary house with out of date wallpaper. If it wasn't for Tillman's work on the Somme and Lt Col Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen's work in Yypres WW1 would have ...

Nick wrote:The tin lid for me was GB's pathetic need to jump on the Jade Goody bandwagon.

Agree. I had to do a double take when I heard that. JG's fate was sad but not really something for the PM to spend brain power on.

claymore wrote:my company is always on the lookout for the type of prodigious talent you have displayed.

I have much talent on the dance floor, a surfeit of talent with the ladies and talent as a witty raconteur. Legal talent, I fear I lack!

Freeman, Hardy and Willis

A law firm that has sole!

This american blogger is a damned right wing facsist shock jock, well known over the water for his repugnant and racist views. Here we go again, PC crowd trying to tell us what we have the freedom of choice to watch/read/ listen to. I agree. I haven't read the blog but if Nick chose it I imagine it...

claymore wrote:full and precise Lat Long details will be provided.
Abraham Smallpiece

I don't have your legal training Mr Smallpiece but if your client knows the precise Lat Long then surely the aforesaid item is not lost and your client has no claim against Nick?

I can't get into the Joshua S link - I type in the password but that takes me to nowhere useful.

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Can someone tell me where I'm going wrong?

If the solution was sticking my finger in a dogs ar$e, I think I'd live with the problem.

As I am about to be unemployed, (recent victim of the economic downturn!) I've decided to bring forward my long term plan to get away from the rat race and go cruising. Respect, I think you've got the right idea. If I get the chop in early '09 I hope I'll have the nerve to splash out on a 4 week si...