Cornishman
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....and we wouldn't want that, would we?
Yes, I have heard that from one or two friends in Exmouth too.
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Yes, I have heard that from one or two friends in Exmouth too.
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something horrid is on board.....
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marina95
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Is it true that having a Cornish Pasty aboard is also an invitation to doom?
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BrendanS
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...gloop, gloop, gloop! Splursh!
MAYDAY!
Quick, shove that pasty in the hole!
<hr width=100% size=1>Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabris, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam.
MAYDAY!
Quick, shove that pasty in the hole!
<hr width=100% size=1>Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabris, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam.
Capt_Marlinspike
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You should read Redmond O'Hanlon's book Trawler. If you mention the R word and do not immediately use the counter spell of Cold Iron, then you are likely to be dumped overboard. Sailors superstitious, surely not!!
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milltech
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Aren't they supposed to look like that?
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Kristal
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Wascally Wabbits
I've heard this before, and not just from the Westcoun'ry. There is apparently something dubious about the apparently fetching range of "Ship's Cats" available from Nauticalia - they are made from bunnies pelts, which does very little for your good fortune at sea. Allegedly.
<hr width=100% size=1><A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.crystaltwo.co.uk/>Crystal II in Pictures</A>
I've heard this before, and not just from the Westcoun'ry. There is apparently something dubious about the apparently fetching range of "Ship's Cats" available from Nauticalia - they are made from bunnies pelts, which does very little for your good fortune at sea. Allegedly.
<hr width=100% size=1><A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.crystaltwo.co.uk/>Crystal II in Pictures</A>
Stemar
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Found a live squirrel last autumn - on a swing 100 yds from the mud (low tide) or 500yds from the shore (high tide)
It was under my cockpit cover and shot out when I opened it (the cover, not the squirrel) to get on board.
Frightened the life out of me!
When I tried to catch it to take it to dry land it decided it would rather swim.
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It was under my cockpit cover and shot out when I opened it (the cover, not the squirrel) to get on board.
Frightened the life out of me!
When I tried to catch it to take it to dry land it decided it would rather swim.
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Shakey
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Re: Wascally Wabbits
In the Royal Navy, a rabbit is a present for someone ashore back home that you've more than likely RAS'd (ie. nicked) in the first place. Hence the expression 'Has it got ears on?'.
Not to be confused with a grabbit and/or a gizzit, which are of course acquired buckshee.
<hr width=100% size=1>At the end of the day - Sunset.
In the Royal Navy, a rabbit is a present for someone ashore back home that you've more than likely RAS'd (ie. nicked) in the first place. Hence the expression 'Has it got ears on?'.
Not to be confused with a grabbit and/or a gizzit, which are of course acquired buckshee.
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jezza
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Nah . . . it's Patsy's m'luvva, pertickler if they do come from West Looe.
Still, there's one worse . . . couldn't figure what the aroma was from under my nav bunk in a surgeon's Swan 37 (dirtiest afloat) for a season or more.
Finally, when we came to gut it for layup, a glutinous mass was found with an unmistakable green Societe wrapping outside.
'Oh, I wondered who'd nicked that whole cheese of Rocquefort,' complained said owner
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Still, there's one worse . . . couldn't figure what the aroma was from under my nav bunk in a surgeon's Swan 37 (dirtiest afloat) for a season or more.
Finally, when we came to gut it for layup, a glutinous mass was found with an unmistakable green Societe wrapping outside.
'Oh, I wondered who'd nicked that whole cheese of Rocquefort,' complained said owner
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