Dregsz

Hey Art,
I had a friend who lived in a totally ghost haunted house in Rocky Neck.
I went over there one night and saw and heard the strangest things in my life. Ghosts are REAL!!!
I'd have never believed it if I hadn't been there.

Evan

Air Dog

"Spoiled Banana" - Green Race boat currently has no power.

"Monkey Bizness" - White sport boat currently has a 350hp V8 Johnson outboard that I am taking off this weekend and shipping it back to the guy I got it from. I am then putting my stock 200hp Mercury back on.

fruitta55

TB, any info on what might make us more competitive? I know we would most likely do great in the rougher water. Since I doubt that any of the current SOB's running will go out in rougher water. But what about on the calmer water sites? I'm getting more and more interested since it looks like they are going to pass HB162 in NH, which will limit our speed on all lakes to 45 day and 25 night.

AIR TIME

#1 SOB will they have a break out speed like with the other classes? if not I think you guys will do good in any water the smaller boats might pull in front at first but the boat wakes will get to them in time if you want to run twins you could run with us in P 5 with the twins you would have that neck snapping pick up coming out of the turns .lets face it most of the in board boats are making 600 plus hp even though we are prop restocked to 24prop 25p we scream coming out of a turn.#2 I'll have ask my aunt about the ghosts they were probably at her old house which was next to the STUDIO BAR ,AND THE BIG BUILDING ON THE CORNER ON STILTS IS A SUMMER RENTAL WITH THE ART SHOPS. SHE STILL OWNS. she sold the house to her friend when my uncle past away. so I hope to spend a couple of weekends nexted summer there, I can use her old dock ,if the water fuzz doesn't mined dry pipes other wise he drive up.

AIR TIME

that was to say prop restricted to 24p or 25p sorry

AIR TIME

AIR DOG did you buy S B from JEB?

Air Dog

Yes I did...

You stopped by Jeb''s house this summer when my white Banana Boat was there.

I think it was the weekend of the races.

Dregsz

[QUOTE=AIR TIME#2 I'll have ask my aunt about the ghosts they were probably at her old house which was next to the STUDIO BAR ,AND THE BIG BUILDING ON THE CORNER ON STILTS IS A SUMMER RENTAL WITH THE ART SHOPS. SHE STILL OWNS. she sold the house to her friend when my uncle past [/QUOTE]

I can't remember the neighhborhood that well it's been 20 years. I don't think it was on the water.
The woman's name was Davia and the ghost was her namesake, "Aunt Davia".
My buddy was renting a room that semester.

I was going to a UMass marine lab program in Glouster
(Glas ta) at the time. We were research assistants on the Regina Maris, the 145' Barkentine (big wood sailboat for all our whacker friends) tied to the wharf in Glouster, next to the coast guard station, if anyone saw or remebers that .
I was staying at the Anchorage Inn. It roomed students in the off season.
we'd go to the pakky and get wickid hammad. we drank Hoffenreffer's Green Death with the little puzzles in the cap, and go try to pick up little rich girls in Beverly Faaams at Kensington College?
Not sure about the name of the school since, maybe I remember it wrong

erpsdog

Dregsz, I think the name of the college now is Endicott and its since gone coed. But up here we still get "HAMMAD" and chase the rich girls from Beverly Faams and Manchestaa by the sea. Back in the day did you go to the Crows nest? The place is dump but cheap drinks, good company, and you here some good story's.

Dregsz

Endicott sounds right.

we didn't just get hammad, we'd get

Wikid Heyamad

I can't remember the name of the dive bar we'd go to, it was in glouster and served really bad pizza too, by the slice I think
I can remember the taste of it, almost like cardboard.
Or maybe I'm thinking of 2 places,
Glouster was a smelly town.

We didn't drink in bars too much back then, buy a really cheap 12 pack of malt liquor, (before there was a 40s culture)
and sit around.
were talkin really cheap, on sale, bottom drawer beer