....but you get cheese-shaped dirty marks left when you lift the the ropes
As for the prog - haven't seen it and can't watch it online as it doesn't seem to buffer/preload, but I bet the boat is something else. Agree with the possible Italian origin. looks functional outside, bet it's sexy inside.
Empire of the Seas
- sahona
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Re: Empire of the Seas
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- claymore
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Re: Empire of the Seas
"Cheesing" does harm your lines - the UV degradation increases and is one sided which does no good at all, a scientific friend once told me.
Regards
Claymore

Claymore

- Rowana
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Re: Empire of the Seas
Julian wrote:I do that with our sheets.. though only when we are tied up. It allows you to stand on them, put bags down etc. etc.Rowana wrote:The ropes on the deck in the last shot look a bit cheesy
It isn't cheesy, I think it makes sense personally.
J
I was trying a little bit of humour - I understand that coiling a rope in that manner is called cheesing.
But then again, perhaps I'm wrong. I'm ALWAYS wrong as far as SWMBO is concerned

BLESSED ARE THOSE WHO ARE CRACKED,
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
Re: Empire of the Seas
I have never heard it called cheesing before, I don't keep up with all these new fangled names for stuff on boats.Rowana wrote:Julian wrote:I do that with our sheets.. though only when we are tied up. It allows you to stand on them, put bags down etc. etc.Rowana wrote:The ropes on the deck in the last shot look a bit cheesy
It isn't cheesy, I think it makes sense personally.
J
I was trying a little bit of humour - I understand that coiling a rope in that manner is called cheesing.
But then again, perhaps I'm wrong. I'm ALWAYS wrong as far as SWMBO is concerned
I was not in any way taking offence and apologise for not picking up on your pun, made me look stuoopid that did

Just been reading TOP Dan Snow thread, it is alike a mutual masturbation now, who can be the most depressing miserable old tw@at. I honestly think they are ill and I am not being jovial about that.
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Re: Empire of the Seas
I thought it was called 'mousing'.
Still one ugly boat though!
Still one ugly boat though!
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Mousing? Cheesing?
What's the point of having a working deck that looks neater than you do?
Or I do, in Shard's case.
Or I do, in Shard's case.
- sahona
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Re: Empire of the Seas
Delighted to be elevated to "old fart". Thanks, I feel at home now.
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Re: Empire of the Seas
Never mind "old fart" I reckon it's only a few weeks until you hoist your broad pennant, or is that a commodore rather than an admiral?
different colours made of tears
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Re: Empire of the Seas
swallowtails for commodes
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