Old School Offshore Reunion 2015
07-21-2015 | 06:18 AM
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These are the only pics I took, I was having too much fun, myself and my crew had a great time, thanks for having us!
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and the mishap getting there [IMG]IMG_20150718_094635089_HDR[/IMG][IMG]IMG_20150718_094559684[/IMG]
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and the mishap getting there [IMG]IMG_20150718_094635089_HDR[/IMG][IMG]IMG_20150718_094559684[/IMG]
07-21-2015 | 07:57 PM
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We have H20 boater to thank for pretty much everything. We used him and abused him
He helped us launch the boat and let us moor it on his sea wall in the canal.
We did our best to wear out our welcome by eating all of his food, drinking all of his alcohol,
tearing up his lawn, alienating his neighbors with the loud boat exhaust and backing up his crapper multiple times. Our aim was to blend into the Michigan lifestyle. I think we did pretty well.
We stopped by Emerald City Harbor and visited some dainty Cigarette owners who were too afraid to use their anchors or get in the water. Like the Magnum advertisement says "Too much damn boat for the average guy" which who they made Cigarettes for. Those guys proved that! We sat at the dock and joined in on the standard past time of yelling "NO WAKE A$$HOLE" in a drunken demeanor. We even yelled it at freighters on the St. Clair river which is definitely not a no wake zone.
We learned how to spice up a boat racing story by making 50% of it complete bullsheeeet.
We completely screwed off for three days and enjoyed every second of it. The best part was running the Magnum in some decent water!
Bow down to the great master H20boater.......
Jeff
He helped us launch the boat and let us moor it on his sea wall in the canal.
We did our best to wear out our welcome by eating all of his food, drinking all of his alcohol,
tearing up his lawn, alienating his neighbors with the loud boat exhaust and backing up his crapper multiple times. Our aim was to blend into the Michigan lifestyle. I think we did pretty well.
We stopped by Emerald City Harbor and visited some dainty Cigarette owners who were too afraid to use their anchors or get in the water. Like the Magnum advertisement says "Too much damn boat for the average guy" which who they made Cigarettes for. Those guys proved that! We sat at the dock and joined in on the standard past time of yelling "NO WAKE A$$HOLE" in a drunken demeanor. We even yelled it at freighters on the St. Clair river which is definitely not a no wake zone.
We learned how to spice up a boat racing story by making 50% of it complete bullsheeeet.
We completely screwed off for three days and enjoyed every second of it. The best part was running the Magnum in some decent water!
Bow down to the great master H20boater.......
Jeff
07-21-2015 | 09:55 PM
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From: NewBaltimore Mi
We have H20 boater to thank for pretty much everything. We used him and abused him
He helped us launch the boat and let us moor it on his sea wall in the canal.
We did our best to wear out our welcome by eating all of his food, drinking all of his alcohol,
tearing up his lawn, alienating his neighbors with the loud boat exhaust and backing up his crapper multiple times. Our aim was to blend into the Michigan lifestyle. I think we did pretty well.
We stopped by Emerald City Harbor and visited some dainty Cigarette owners who were too afraid to use their anchors or get in the water. Like the Magnum advertisement says "Too much damn boat for the average guy" which who they made Cigarettes for. Those guys proved that! We sat at the dock and joined in on the standard past time of yelling "NO WAKE A$$HOLE" in a drunken demeanor. We even yelled it at freighters on the St. Clair river which is definitely not a no wake zone.
We learned how to spice up a boat racing story by making 50% of it complete bullsheeeet.
We completely screwed off for three days and enjoyed every second of it. The best part was running the Magnum in some decent water!
Bow down to the great master H20boater.......
Jeff
He helped us launch the boat and let us moor it on his sea wall in the canal.
We did our best to wear out our welcome by eating all of his food, drinking all of his alcohol,
tearing up his lawn, alienating his neighbors with the loud boat exhaust and backing up his crapper multiple times. Our aim was to blend into the Michigan lifestyle. I think we did pretty well.
We stopped by Emerald City Harbor and visited some dainty Cigarette owners who were too afraid to use their anchors or get in the water. Like the Magnum advertisement says "Too much damn boat for the average guy" which who they made Cigarettes for. Those guys proved that! We sat at the dock and joined in on the standard past time of yelling "NO WAKE A$$HOLE" in a drunken demeanor. We even yelled it at freighters on the St. Clair river which is definitely not a no wake zone.
We learned how to spice up a boat racing story by making 50% of it complete bullsheeeet.
We completely screwed off for three days and enjoyed every second of it. The best part was running the Magnum in some decent water!
Bow down to the great master H20boater.......
Jeff
Jeff's mighty Magnum @ anchorage keeping the Cigarettes in line.
07-21-2015 | 10:15 PM
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We have H20 boater to thank for pretty much everything. We used him and abused him
He helped us launch the boat and let us moor it on his sea wall in the canal.
We did our best to wear out our welcome by eating all of his food, drinking all of his alcohol,
tearing up his lawn, alienating his neighbors with the loud boat exhaust and backing up his crapper multiple times. Our aim was to blend into the Michigan lifestyle. I think we did pretty well.
We stopped by Emerald City Harbor and visited some dainty Cigarette owners who were too afraid to use their anchors or get in the water. Like the Magnum advertisement says "Too much damn boat for the average guy" which who they made Cigarettes for. Those guys proved that! We sat at the dock and joined in on the standard past time of yelling "NO WAKE A$$HOLE" in a drunken demeanor. We even yelled it at freighters on the St. Clair river which is definitely not a no wake zone.
We learned how to spice up a boat racing story by making 50% of it complete bullsheeeet.
We completely screwed off for three days and enjoyed every second of it. The best part was running the Magnum in some decent water!
Bow down to the great master H20boater.......
Jeff
He helped us launch the boat and let us moor it on his sea wall in the canal.
We did our best to wear out our welcome by eating all of his food, drinking all of his alcohol,
tearing up his lawn, alienating his neighbors with the loud boat exhaust and backing up his crapper multiple times. Our aim was to blend into the Michigan lifestyle. I think we did pretty well.
We stopped by Emerald City Harbor and visited some dainty Cigarette owners who were too afraid to use their anchors or get in the water. Like the Magnum advertisement says "Too much damn boat for the average guy" which who they made Cigarettes for. Those guys proved that! We sat at the dock and joined in on the standard past time of yelling "NO WAKE A$$HOLE" in a drunken demeanor. We even yelled it at freighters on the St. Clair river which is definitely not a no wake zone.
We learned how to spice up a boat racing story by making 50% of it complete bullsheeeet.
We completely screwed off for three days and enjoyed every second of it. The best part was running the Magnum in some decent water!
Bow down to the great master H20boater.......
Jeff
07-22-2015 | 06:47 AM
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From: Poole, UK
Great stuff Jeff, I see your time spent in Blighty is clearly paying off with the use of the Queens English.......most entertaining!!
Keep up the good work guys, looks like you had a ball. I'll get to one of these things one day!!
Keep up the good work guys, looks like you had a ball. I'll get to one of these things one day!!
