To ride or not to ride?
 

I sold my boat to a guy in Boston last year and now we are taping Wheel of Fortune there in a couple of weeks, well the owner callled and said that he would swing by and take me for a ride,

Man i miss that boat. So even though it will be hard to see it again i can't wait to go for a ride.

Then i will probably really be sorry i sold it.

You NEED to talk him into buying a 40 Formula SS....I know where there's a really nice one!!!:drink:

No kidding

Are you Pat Sajak or Vanna W.?:lolhit:

Pat lives right down street here in Annapolis.....

Yeah, then he needs to buy one of these clean 46's on the market, add AC, and forget he ever strayed off course, even though the 400ss is a sweet setup. :drink:

Definitely go for the ride. It will just reinforce your thought process on going back to go-fast.

Must Be Vanna then:eek:

That's funny....He has a beach house right down the street from us too and used to live across the street from us.

I say take the ride.

Have to ask, because one of my close friends wife has been called back for that taping when I think you are going to be in town, what do you do for the show?

:cool:;) www.bgimages.com

Alot of low maintenance clients I see. :eek: Very nice. :drink:

Yep,
I have been working on the show for 12 yrs using different types of video equipment.

it is a great show to work on by the way

He has a beautiful house on the water in Severna Park on the Severn River.... He also has made some very large donations to the new Hospital in Annapolis, has his and his wife's name on the side of the Building!!!

35' Cig
 

h20 toie, Bob gave me a ride last week, fast & beautiful boat ! Michael "HIGH LIFE"

Not to take this totally off topic, but my friend just found out she was selected for the Sept 5th show. I think a bunch of us are going to end up being there. I've never been to something like this ---what it is like? How long does it take? Etc...

We shoot 5 shows a day with two different audiences, the first one is there for three shows, second for two.

Each show takes about forty minutes with fifteen minute break between shows for talent to change clothes.

Other than that it is like seeing it on tv but with more excitement. Pat talks with the crowd during commercial breaks.

It is impressive to see how much equipment is used to do the show. ( around 15 semi's of equipment and 150 crew plus a bunch of local labor)

It is worth coming to see, everyone seems to have a good time.

Thanks. 15 semi's? Damn. Actually kind of looking forward to it now.

I would go for a ride if I were you HELL I'd eaven pay for the gas
Don

yep i am going :) He is going to come by the convention center ( river runs behind it)

You're going to get all teary eyed huh!?:eek::drink:

What a great run the weather was perfect and Bob and his Wife are a lot of fun, went out around a couple of lighthouses and then back to Boston for Dinner.

What a fun night :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORGHaPrj0j8