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Old 05-02-2013 | 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by WildThing47
1) Being Late and Showing up with Extra People, is it ok? NO

2) Can't the 2 girls I just met at the bar pile in and sit on the floor? NO

3) Oh you're smoking can't I smoke? IM PROBABLY SMOKING BECAUSE YOU DID SOMETHING TO IRRITATE ME

4) Shut your girlfriend up, I don't give a **** what drama she brought to the table nor do I care about what ***** looked at her wrong while you're a GUEST with me.

5) People who get too drunk and think it's funny or acceptable to act like morons, while it negatively reflects ME who is the one bringing them out to whatever destination we end up at.

6) You have to be back at whatever time, tough ****...doesn't hurt to want...

7) You want to bring your girlfriends, that's nice, they better do something other than text in the back seat.

8) Can we come out for a blast, you know like around here me and my drunk girlfriends are fun, please please please...*ahem, *uck off*

9) Don't even try to help me dock, I can do it myself...DON'T RUSH ME, FEND THE BOAT OFF...DO SOMETHING USEFUL

10) LISTEN WHEN I TELL YOU SOMETHING...DONT PULL MY BOW IN OR TRY TO TELL ME HOW TO DOCK MY BOAT, I know how to do it just fine, and it's usually someone else who screws it up in a 15knot wind, I get it perfect then someone moron attempts to grow a brain.

11) You left your wallet? Good, I'll leave you...

12) DONT INVITE RANDOM PEOPLE OUT AT THE BAR BECAUSE THEY BOUGHT YOU A DRINK...

13) We're going to run hard in some big water, PUT ON A JACKET WHEN I TELL YOU TO. "Aww it'll mess up my bikini, or I don't need one.." "You will when you fly out of the damn boat and drown..."

14) I back down 400ft with less than 3ft on each side of me, and nudge up perfectly and the ******* in the sport fish has the nerve to go "don't scratch my paint". Really because I put a fender covered in felt over my side and made sure I came in at about 1mph, avoiding every obstacle just to listen to your arrogant attitude about your *ucking silverton...While 20 minutes after, "HEY CAN WE COME CHECK OUT YOUR BOAT"

...yea look over the side, there's a cockpit, that doesn't mean WALK ALL OVER IT...

This started off as funny, now I realized how many things actually do piss me off...haha
Pat you forgot inviting drunk girls on the boat and playing with the throttles/flooding the carbs
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Old 05-02-2013 | 04:55 PM
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This is another one that never ceases to amaze me. Like most of you all I have a routine for when I am getting ready to leave the dock with the boat- lift the hatch, fire the engines, check the strainers, open the cabin door, turn on and adjust the stereo, fire up the GPS, etc, etc, etc. More than once I fire up the engines and I am checking everything in the bilge when I notice the boat is floating away. WTF?! One of my passengers has taken it upon themselves to untie the boat (stern first, letting it float out, of course) and jump on. Oh, so I guess we're leaving right this instant? Instead of going through my checklist I need to run to the helm and pilot my boat through this very busy marina or ICW. Now I'm trying to get everything done (lines away, stereo on, cover off the GPS and coordinates entered) while I'm driving the boat at the same time. It seems crazy but I'm telling you this happens to me a lot. I know people are just trying to help, but seriously what makes somebody think it is okay to just untie a boat like that?
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Old 05-02-2013 | 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Mastercraft240
Pat you forgot inviting drunk girls on the boat and playing with the throttles/flooding the carbs
haha, I almost forgot about that....

EFI, no issues anymore

I have a solution for that now, I'll just untie their bikini straps...when they look at me strange I'll just reply "What, you touch things that don't belong to you too..." or something to that effect, still working on that one...

Rich +1

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Old 05-02-2013 | 05:29 PM
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Gave up a quite a while ago taking people on the boat that don't own boats themselves.

Problem solved. Quite happy leaving the rest of you to deal with it
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Old 05-02-2013 | 09:48 PM
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Cleanliness is my biggest thing, Im anal about things being orderly, now we party and overniight EVERY weekend all weekend, so it can be hard, my regulars know thwe rules, the main rule......?? NO FUKKIN G SOCKS! dont wear em and if I see them they go in water! balled up socks sitting on the floor make me wanna puke.....
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Old 05-02-2013 | 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by JETTDOGG
BRO'S BEFORE 'HOS
DOGS RULE! FOR ALL US DOG LOVERS ANY WAY
+1!

We get grief sometimes about our male lab and female white german shepherd at the lake house for shedding, shaking off water, etc. NOBODY enjoys the lake more than they do. I use them to weed out the uptight people.
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Old 05-03-2013 | 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted by richanton
This is another one that never ceases to amaze me. Like most of you all I have a routine for when I am getting ready to leave the dock with the boat- lift the hatch, fire the engines, check the strainers, open the cabin door, turn on and adjust the stereo, fire up the GPS, etc, etc, etc. More than once I fire up the engines and I am checking everything in the bilge when I notice the boat is floating away. WTF?! One of my passengers has taken it upon themselves to untie the boat (stern first, letting it float out, of course) and jump on. Oh, so I guess we're leaving right this instant? Instead of going through my checklist I need to run to the helm and pilot my boat through this very busy marina or ICW. Now I'm trying to get everything done (lines away, stereo on, cover off the GPS and coordinates entered) while I'm driving the boat at the same time. It seems crazy but I'm telling you this happens to me a lot. I know people are just trying to help, but seriously what makes somebody think it is okay to just untie a boat like that?
a lot of times its pull up to a dock or sitting at the dock and people just look at the dock like there is magnet on the boat that will stick to the dock. I think this is mainly out of fear or not knowing what to do. Or people that pull the boat so tight that waves make the boat rub up and down ont he dock polls, I know they are trying to help.
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Old 05-03-2013 | 08:14 AM
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The less passengers "help", the easier docking is (and everything else). Help leads to trouble usually.
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Old 05-03-2013 | 12:48 PM
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Spray on tan oil. That $hit makes a misty mess everywhere!
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Old 05-03-2013 | 01:27 PM
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All the big ones have been covered, great thread idea.
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