Oyster Yachts, interesting read.

[Tranona]

Re: The Oyster Story.

http://oysterstory.info/

http://www.superyachtnews.com/business/owner-of-polina-star-iii-has-his-say

Both of those have already been posted and dissected at length on the other two threads on the subject.

 

[lpdsn]

Re: The Oyster Story.

Both of those have already been posted and dissected at length on the other two threads on the subject.

Is it only two? Seems like more.

 

[Scolly]

Re: The Oyster Story.

Both of those have already been posted and dissected at length on the other two threads on the subject.

Seems like a lifetime

 

[pvb]

Re: The Oyster Story.

Seems like a lifetime

It probably does for the Oyster employees, and those buyers with part-built boats.

 

[Sticky Fingers]

Re: The Oyster Story.

Those With an interest in Polina Star III might be interested to read the new issue of Contest Yachts glossy "Context" magazine. The owner has Polina Star IV is in build, a Contest 85, apparently Polina Star I and II were also Contests. The article refers in passing to the fate of III. The Context article makes very much of the Lloyds' Certification for the Contest hull structures....

 

[KellysEye]

>But then, who ever got rich by being a nice person?

We have been invited on 3 mega yachts, when anchored close, they were much bigger than Oysters and the owners were charming, they showed around the yachts and there were lots of gold door knobs and taps.

 

[JumbleDuck]

>But then, who ever got rich by being a nice person?

We have been invited on 3 mega yachts, when anchored close, they were much bigger than Oysters and the owners were charming, they showed around the yachts and there were lots of gold door knobs and taps.

Nasty people often are charming. Hitler, for example, was said to be very good company.

 

[pandroid]

Nasty people often are charming. Hitler, for example, was said to be very good company.

Whoop! Whoop! Godwins Law alert!

 

[JumbleDuck]

Whoop! Whoop! Godwins Law alert!

Yes, I'm afraid so. I'll hold my Hände hoch, englische Schwein.

 

[Resolution]

Nasty people often are charming. Hitler, for example, was said to be very good company.

Does the opposite also apply?