Boating Rules!!!
03-24-2011 | 12:41 PM
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03-24-2011 | 01:29 PM
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. How about:
03-24-2011 | 01:59 PM
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03-24-2011 | 07:23 PM
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Rule #1 No Shoes
#2 No Tan Lines
#3 Share everything ( if everyone brings everything they want then we quickly run out of room)
As far as going fast I respect the comfort level of the guest that I invited. Usually they say im going to slow anyways
#2 No Tan Lines
#3 Share everything ( if everyone brings everything they want then we quickly run out of room)
As far as going fast I respect the comfort level of the guest that I invited. Usually they say im going to slow anyways
03-25-2011 | 06:38 AM
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The only dude without his wife or G/F that thinks he has the "Im free to hit on everyone today" pass, is REALLY annoying. Thats a guy you only want to invite once. I have found, the more females, the merrier!!! NO SHOES rule is a must.....
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03-25-2011 | 07:37 AM
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No aholes is always a good rule to follow. I don't like hanging out with binge drinkers on a boat either.
As for the shoes? I guess everyone is talking about street shoes, black soles, that sort of thing. I always have my Sperry's on, which BTW are the newer anti-shock ones that actually work. I use 303 Aerospace on the seats, and it's just a simple wipe off whether someone is wearing shoes or not.
Boats are pretty small inside, you gotta be careful who you hang with in close quarters.
As for the shoes? I guess everyone is talking about street shoes, black soles, that sort of thing. I always have my Sperry's on, which BTW are the newer anti-shock ones that actually work. I use 303 Aerospace on the seats, and it's just a simple wipe off whether someone is wearing shoes or not.
Boats are pretty small inside, you gotta be careful who you hang with in close quarters.
