Irish Rover
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Arrived this morning - ugly in my opinion.
Yacht for Sale KHALILAH - SuperYachtsMonaco
Yacht for Sale KHALILAH - SuperYachtsMonaco
Ugly Yacht in our marina
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fredrussell
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Pah! That’s just painted gold - when I become a Russian oligarch I shall have a SOLID gold one. Losers.
Irish Rover
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This one also arrived in today and not at all ugly
https://rmkyachts.com/refit-projects-1/meserret-ii
https://rmkyachts.com/refit-projects-1/meserret-ii
LONG_KEELER
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Is that the fin or the bilge keeled version ?
TernVI
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I Like the way it accommodates 11 guests in 5 guest cabins, a curious sharing arrangement?
Tranona
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The odd one is a bisexual floater.
Frogmogman
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? why, why, why, Khalilah ? ?
johnalison
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I don't find the hull particularly ugly. It looks like a wave-piercing half of a catamaran ferry and maybe this is why it is that shape. I don't like the styling details though, neither the rectangular nor the 'swish' windows. It looks better than the inverted steam-iron types though.
Praxinoscope
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Just the thing for the villain in the next Bond movie.
Rappey
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Iliade
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£1M/kt though. Not exactly super-villain speed.
penfold
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Would gold work as anti-foul sheathing? I think PBO should do a test.
Iliade
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Insufficiently reactive, so no. But it would get nicked, along with any critters hanging on, so I suppose that counts as working...
Seeing your avatar reminded me of the heavier metals. Not entirely depleted radioactive metals are often highly toxic, so they should work, plus they would save on heating and dehumidifying costs ;0)
Seeing your avatar reminded me of the heavier metals. Not entirely depleted radioactive metals are often highly toxic, so they should work, plus they would save on heating and dehumidifying costs ;0)
westhinder
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The late Eric Tabarly used depleted uranium as ballast for the keel of one of his Pen Duick yachts. I don't know about any antifouling properties, but he did get disqualified from the race.
Stemar
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Nice. If I were Bezos rich, I could be tempted.
Khalilah, though, yuk. As someone once said, loads of taste, all of it bad.
Kilo
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I wonder if they went for the Lister or Yanmar engine?
ctva
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That's not ugly, it's fugly!!
Still everyone to their own and someone must like it although the owner does not have to look at it!!
Blueboatman
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Do you get software to run that thing ?
JumbleDuck
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Note: "depleted uranium" is uranium from which most of the U235 has been removed, for bangy or other purposes, leaving almost entirely U238. Since this has a half-life of 4.5 billion years (as opposed to a mere 700m year for U235) it's about as un-radioactive as anything which is, technically, radioactive can be, Half of all the U238 which was around when the earth formed is still here.
Supine Being
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Same / Same
