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Old 07-15-2010, 11:57 AM
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When I was at Cougar, we built a 40' cat with 15 steps, flames on the engine box, lighning bolts on the deck, Kisscote, Rainx, Slick 50, riblets, a beak and a wing. We launched the boat, and it took off without starting the engines, and hasn't been seen since..........
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Originally Posted by BROWNIE
When I was at Cougar, we built a 40' cat with 15 steps, flames on the engine box, lighning bolts on the deck, Kisscote, Rainx, Slick 50, riblets, a beak and a wing. We launched the boat, and it took off without starting the engines, and hasn't been seen since..........
just spit out my coffee. Nice one B
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Originally Posted by BROWNIE
When I was at Cougar, we built a 40' cat with 15 steps, flames on the engine box, lighning bolts on the deck, Kisscote, Rainx, Slick 50, riblets, a beak and a wing. We launched the boat, and it took off without starting the engines, and hasn't been seen since..........
Sunkin owned it for a while.......
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Glad this has come back...

LMAO...still....
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While we're on the subject, does anybody know the points of delineation between, mist, drizzle, rain, and downpour?

These are key parts of this complete and utter waste of time..........and I'm proud of that.
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While we're on the subject, does anybody know the points of delineation between, mist, drizzle, rain, and downpour?

These are key parts of this complete and utter waste of time..........and I'm proud of that.
President Bush mist the inlet recently.
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Originally Posted by Interceptor
President Bush mist the inlet recently.
But he hit on a good point.
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Mist- water suspended in the air. Not falling.
Drizzle- fine water droplets falling.
Rain- falling water droplets of at least 1/50 in.
Downpour- rain, but more of it.
More importantly though, is the deck waxed or not?
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Originally Posted by T2x
But he hit on a good point.
That would be the Dew Point.
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Originally Posted by BROWNIE
When I was at Cougar, we built a 40' cat with 15 steps, flames on the engine box, lighning bolts on the deck, Kisscote, Rainx, Slick 50, riblets, a beak and a wing. We launched the boat, and it took off without starting the engines, and hasn't been seen since..........
Has anyone seen this boat?
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