View Poll Results: Okay now what should I have done with him?
Backed over him?
5
4.72%
Pushed him overboard before returning to the marina?
0
0%
Left his ass at home and brought another female instead?
52
49.06%
Pretended the boat's throttle was stuck wide-open while pulling him on the tube?
3
2.83%
Started the boat in gear as he was climbing up the swim ladder?
0
0%
All of the above?
27
25.47%
Just let it go because he didn't know?
19
17.92%
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Bad marina etiquette
05-27-2004 | 05:21 AM
#63
Gold Member
Joined: Jan 2001
Posts: 4,155
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From: Kissimmee, Florida
Re: Bad marina etiquette
Now that's what I call etiquette!!!
If the suit was see-through......why bother at all???
I used to work at the Orlando International Airport. Several times I've sat and watched tourists (women) change clothes in the parking garage. And they weren't in their cars either!
Best one was a group of four young french ladies. Stripped out of their bikini's and redressed for the flight home. Talk about a traffic stopper!
If the suit was see-through......why bother at all???
I used to work at the Orlando International Airport. Several times I've sat and watched tourists (women) change clothes in the parking garage. And they weren't in their cars either!
Best one was a group of four young french ladies. Stripped out of their bikini's and redressed for the flight home. Talk about a traffic stopper!
05-27-2004 | 08:14 AM
#65
Platinum Member
Joined: Jun 2001
Posts: 21,346
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Re: Bad marina etiquette
Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
I don't see what you guys are getting your panties uptight about. You should come to Indiana. Why just last week the wife decided to put on her new see thru skimpy bikini while we were in line to launch. No sooner do I get to the front and a lane opens up, the wife decides it's too hard to change in the truck. So she jumps out, strips buck naked, fumbles with the g-string bottom getting it straighened out, then the same with the top. You know those things are nothing but strings that get all twisted up while not worn. Naturally, for some reason she has to stand in front of the truck facing the ramp while changing (in broad view of everyone I might add), so I can not proceed to launch. And NOT ONE TIME did I hear any guys honking or yelling at me to move my truck so they could launch. I guess us Hoosiers are just a little more relaxed. 
05-27-2004 | 04:26 PM
#68
Ginger or Mary Ann?
Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 11,030
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From: L
Re: Bad marina etiquette
Originally Posted by Downtown42
As I said before, anyone can say anything on the internet. Just the facts man, WHERE'S THE PICS
