Thank goodness for non-skid!
07-26-2014, 08:21 PM
#1
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Thank goodness for non-skid!
How to get lucky with your iPhone 101: Have 'someone' leave it sitting on the side of your boat; and drive 10 miles and it's still sitting right there. Thank goodness for nonskid. We had to call from her phone to find it when we stopped for dinner. 'Someone' won't be placing a phone there again!!
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I've made that mistake before years ago on my old boat. Now I know I need to check the walkrail before we take off down the road; especially if a certain 'someone' is on the boat with me.
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I've made that mistake before years ago on my old boat. Now I know I need to check the walkrail before we take off down the road; especially if a certain 'someone' is on the boat with me.
07-27-2014, 09:27 AM
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Lol, that's great.
Amazing how times have changed.
Boat builders (big offshore performance) used to taught how you could cruise at 60 and not spill Champagne from a glass.
Now, they can taught an Iphone not falling off the walkrail.
LAMOF.
Amazing how times have changed.
Boat builders (big offshore performance) used to taught how you could cruise at 60 and not spill Champagne from a glass.
Now, they can taught an Iphone not falling off the walkrail.
LAMOF.
07-27-2014, 09:36 AM
#5
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Did Otter Box help save the day 
07-27-2014, 10:22 AM
#6
This was a 10 mile trip on the trailer, from the ramp to a restaurant.
And yes, I believe that the case had a lot to do with it. It's a polycarbonate on the outer case. It's made by Spigen.
http://www.spigen.com/brands/apple/i...eo-hybrid.html
My other case, an Otterbox, would have slid right off.
And yes, I believe that the case had a lot to do with it. It's a polycarbonate on the outer case. It's made by Spigen.
http://www.spigen.com/brands/apple/i...eo-hybrid.html
My other case, an Otterbox, would have slid right off.
07-27-2014, 04:37 PM
#7
How to get lucky with your iPhone 101: Have 'someone' leave it sitting on the side of your boat; and drive 10 miles and it's still sitting right there. Thank goodness for nonskid. We had to call from her phone to find it when we stopped for dinner. 'Someone' won't be placing a phone there again!!
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I've made that mistake before years ago on my old boat. Now I know I need to check the walkrail before we take off down the road; especially if a certain 'someone' is on the boat with me.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]526755[/ATTACH]
I've made that mistake before years ago on my old boat. Now I know I need to check the walkrail before we take off down the road; especially if a certain 'someone' is on the boat with me.
07-28-2014, 01:25 PM
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I've done that with my wallet twice. ...stopping off the road to put gas in the boat. First time, we found it on the road after backtracking our route - everything still in it! whoo hoo!
Second time, not so lucky. It was gone, and so was my private $$ stash that I kept hidden from wifey! doh!
Second time, not so lucky. It was gone, and so was my private $$ stash that I kept hidden from wifey! doh!
