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Boaters are still a different breed

I have to disagree with your closing statement, Gene.

I've been a boater since the 1960's and still own a ski boat. My husband and I are still delighted at how friendly other boaters are. We no longer live on the water so we have to trailer to the water. But even on dry land, boaters are courteous and patient.

Of course there are the few who prove the rule, but they haven't spoiled our outings yet. Oh, and the waver runner owners/drivers do not get classified as boaters.

There are special breeds of people out there (Harley owners, antique car enthusiasts, bikers, surfers, etc.) that make outdoor activity a nice diversion from the dull and rude everyday life of business and politics. I highly recommend taking up one of these hobbies and meeting some people from the right side of the dock.

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Sorry for the over simplification!

Of course the last poster is right--it was cynical of me to suggest there are not friendly and happy hobyists out there that enjoy boating as much as ever. I definately need to get out more!

Gene

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good stuff

love the ads on the other page .i have a 1957 chris craft cavalier outboard express sport cruiser i think we are a rare breed

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good stuff

love the ads on the other page .i have a 1957 chris craft cavalier outboard express sport cruiser i think we are a rare breed

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