[QUOTE=fasterthanthou]
Get bent.......

Second The Get Bent!!! All In favor ??

I only hope that the people who know what is REALLY going on up there show up at those hearings in force and let their feelings be known in a respectful manner.

I could understand if, and if the key word here, speed were the real issue with regards to safety that a limit might be considered. It's not. "They" are using speed as a thinly veiled attempt to rid Lake Winnie of the offshore boats, which has been discussed time and time again. "They" don't want our boats on "their" lake. I'll bet the offshore crowd is the most courtous and respectful group on that lake. Yet we take the heat because of our "high profile".

Fight the good fight guys. And never say die.......Good luck.....Russ

In the news today...

http://www.boston.com/news/local/new...ct_lake_speed/

They should also start a motion to rename the lake "Winnipoo-poo" or maybe "Winni-foo-foo". All boats must be driven wearing a cardigan sweater, collared shirt, and bow-ties are prefered. If a family member is named either Buffy, Skippy, or some other country club-type name, you get $10 off your boat registration. You will be cited $25 if no Grey Poupon is on board. Azzwipes!!!

Good luck guys! But beware of Quakers in high offices...

http://www.nhboat.com/Classified/47Mark.jpg

Heres his boat, I hope he shows up now that he drew extra attention to 100mph boats

Jay, his dad owned Foreign Auto parts and he owned a company that made cv joints or something like that. They sold and now he owns MB Tractor. was told he bought out the old Mears Trust in Plaistow for the Kabota dealership and opened 3-4 enormous shops in NH. His house is right outside of Wears Beach on Governors Island, its as big as a hotel. boats been for sale for long time now

I know who he is, and been by that house many times. The addition he put on is bigger than the stupid house! The boat is almost always sitting on the lift. They got very lucky with that parts business that got bought out for sure. It would be nice if he used some of his time and money to fight this law...

ttt

All, he is a NHRBA member and has graciously donated $$ to NHRBA, I spoke with him all last weekend preparing for that boat ride he gave the reporter.

Custie

Custie, good news - see if you can get him to show up at the meeintings, I am sure you already tried. he's a well known guy and waterfront property owner.