Only if you keep lettingher read OSO. Keep your old lady in line.

Jeff please do not turn this into autotrader.com. Take your junk car off of your avator and put something that is marine related. Don't make me have this talk w/ you again.:violent-smiley-045:

What is for lunch today gents. I am all ready starving.

Lets plan on 11:30

Where is the place?

Nice of you to show up :violent-smiley-045:

I'm up for lunch today...being I was going to be in KW today but stupid work got in the way:violent-smiley-045:

Here you go biatches. She looks a little rough but with a little elbow grease.......


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/50-Ca...QQcmdZViewItem

That boat is on boattrader for 35k w/ a lift. There is another one for 69k that is in good condition.

I love those 50' Carys like joe loves the female TEX :cool-smiley-026:

My old lady does not read my OSO......unlike everybody else's old ladies......

:violent-smiley-045:

Well dont worry,, apparently,, Im the only one that gets in trouble by all your old ladies for whats written on here,, so blast away, :rolleyes:

band of brother my azz, lol :violent-smiley-045:

apparently these boys never learned how to control their old ladies.:hitfan::party-smiley-004::hitfan:








<---------NO RESPECT

Nobody did it
By Nancy Gable
For the Mirror Democrat

Every household has a silent, mysterious, unseen visitor. He gives no notice of his comings and goings but the evidence of his visits is always clear.

Who is this visitor? Ask any member of a larger household, "Who took the scissors and didn't put them back" and a chorus of voices reply "I didn't," "not me" and "I haven't used them." Ask who left the milk out and more of the same is heard. The visitor has struck -- "Nobody" did it.

Mr. Nobody is a daily visitor in our household of six. He is a favorite companion of our four children and a dastardly villain to my husband and me.

If there is blame to be placed, the children know that Mr. Nobody can take it. They don't have to accept responsibility for unreturned household items, toys and paper littered on the floor, misplaced gloves and caps or spills of food or drink left uncleaned.

Nobody did it -- so it must be Mom's or Dad's job to clean up, pick up, find or put away. It couldn't possibly be their responsibility.

Even before we had children my husband was plagued by this villain's dastardly deeds. He would be fixing a vehicle and the exact tool he needed would be the only tool missing from a set of tools. Nobody used it and didn't put it back.

He would put a tool down and when he needed it again, it was gone. Nobody had moved it. The chain left in the truck box was no longer there. It was now in a corner of the garage where Nobody had put it. The gas valve to the torch was left on and all the gas was gone. Nobody did it.

Even I have been harassed by this evil villain. His favorite trick to play on me is to hide something I'm looking for until I give up on finding it. Then, later, I discover the item in a place that I had thoroughly searched and could swear it wasn't there.

The most recent example of this is the bird book we lost last summer. I searched a pile of magazines, papers and pamphlets where I was sure the book had last been seen. It wasn't there.

Over time I used other items from that pile and the missing book was not to be found. One day I was idly flipping through the pile and, lo and behold, there it was. Nobody had hidden it and now, finally, had decided to return it.

Over time we have come to accept and even joke about this unseen visitor. Whenever there's a minor problem, we place the blame where it belongs -- Nobody did it.

Im changing my new screen name to "NObody" :evilb::rolleyes:

http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o19366-en.html


U saw this right wade?

http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o19411-en.html

nice 45k with out the extras.

That looks like the boat that was won last year at an OSO auction....

Yes and it has already SOLD! I missed the boat on that one.

I've been eyeballing that one as well. I would love an enclosed canopy but don't know if I would fit in one.

Florida powerboat club just showed up at the hotel, ciggies and fountains everywhere!!! reggie was in the pits yesterday, he is about three foot tall. now i understand the layout of those boats..... we are cooking lobster and steaks for 30, what are yall doing for dinner???? SUK it Trabek!!!

I was two feet taller than Reggie when I was 13 years old.

43 nortec.... cool

2 twin turbo 1200 hp chief motors.... amazing

160 mph on the water... awesome

the floor of the cat being glass and being able to see water through the bottom while you are driving........................................











the f ucking coolest f ucking thing ever~~QQ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

it is, amf raffle boat

Eldorado Jacks 1 hour:ernaehrung004:

This forum takes it in the can this week

Found a buyer for tom's resin bucket. Kelly said call her direct for pricing

:evilb::evilb::party-smiley-004:

She told me I could have the Clock. :D

:drool::drool::drool:

OOOOOHHHHHHHH. I feel like chit

Is it from yelling across the bar all night ?? :hitfan: :evilb::evilb:

ZING!

No it is from drinking and eating at IHOP until 4:30 this morning.

You puzzies wouldn't know anything about that.

Even Rcolter was out with us all night

Stultz boys take it in the can from each other.:cool-smiley-011:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/38-We...QQcmdZViewItem

I likey

THat one has the swim platform that causes the transom to rot.

It has been on auction all ready once and didn't sell

One word......job!

Don't leave your chit in the water and it won't rot.

What was that about J-O-B ?????

ya we knew that!!

apache's, triple x, hundreds of ciggies, inxs, a v-hull nortech with surface drives with a 40 foot roster tail pics when i get home.....