Belgium to keep red diesel...

thats the wind-up [--word removed--] then /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

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The answer is simple - the Belgians are regarded as "good Europeans" where as HM Govt has spent the last 10 yrs trying to prove that the UK is a "good European" too - hence we enact everything before anyone else and enforce the ludicrous legislation unreasonably. Don't get me started on the EU clinical trials legislation which has virtually stopped phase I trials in cancer (but still allowed the balls-up at Northwick Park earlier this year!) /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif
 
We Yachtsmen tend to use to use the correct terminology, namely "Warps". these afore mentioned "Warps" are the property of the "Berth Holder" therefore protocol determines that "Thou Shalt Not use Mooring Warps of Berth Holder". I suggest you chastise the berth Holder Sir. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

I will be using my own warps again in Oostende as usual in May 007, Sir I am your obediant servant,

sailorman-warped & bar
 
Someone told me my springs are warps. I changed them straight away, but the new ones are just the same. Does anyone know where I can get straight springs, well, floppy straight springs.

If a berth holder is a bloke what berths in marinas, am I a buoy holder?
After all I leave three warps(?) on the bouy. Or are those called tails?
 
Thats funny, down in the Crouch, I have only ever heard people calling me a tosser. Funny the language differences innit?
 
Or noveau riche from arich, who are affectionately referred to as Berf Olders

In the Crouch, I was led to believe a tosser was anyone who was strong enough to get a knackered 3 piece suite over the sea wall, and thus seen as a much respected member of the local community and highly regarded
 
Will,

How's Neuport?

How long do you reckon, save me working it out, from the River Blackwater too N'port?

I would join you in a flotilla trip from the East Coast over to your old stomping ground.

Anyone else up for a the trip?

Al. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 
I live at Heybridge Basin.

I'm bringing Kindred Spirit, our Sigma 38, around to the Basin at the end of January.

Staying here for about a month, then I'll be sailing down to the Scilly's for the Summer, stopping for a short spell in the Solent for a few Day Skipper and Coastal Skipper Courses, oh yeah and a Yachtmaster Prep course. I will probably be running two RYA Instructor courses aswell whilst there.

Anyway, looking forward to a sail over too Belgium in the early new year.

Al.
 
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