what takes more maintenance?

[burgundyben]

does you're boat or your other half/wife/swmbo require more maintenance?

I've got a daft wooden boat covered in fablon that requires contsant attention, much more so than GF who requires v little maintenance.



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[Baltimore_Bill]

you like living dangerously, don't you?

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[PGD]

not sure, boat cost me about 3K pa inc moorings. Wife well so long as you take her out once a night and give her a holiday in the sun each year, she ticks over quite well. /forums/images/icons/wink.gif

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[peterandjeanette]

Boat doesn't object to accidental abuse and soon recovers after a good scrub.

Wife need servicing more than once a year, and not by expensive engineer.

I can leave the boat tied up ............ I think I'll stop there.

'Bout equal I'd say

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[martynwhiteley]

No brainer this one.....

my EX wife takes the most maintenance !

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[itsonlymoney]

Ha Ha I know were your coming from !!

1 Ex wife - 2 boat - 3 current partner (new ones fairly low maintenance)

Ian



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[tcm]

Re: i think he\'s got it...

nice new gf BUT olde worlde past-it clingy fablony boat. See?

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[Medskipper]

Not sure I have ever counted the cost, but I do know that if there is a problem with either I just throw money at it and the problem goes away!!!

Barry


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