Rejected at the other place..;) Boating post...

External Since: Apr 29, 2007 Posts: 1557

On Aug 23, 3:18 pm, John H. <salmonremovebait@gmaildotcom> wrote:
> On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 11:51:14 -0700 (PDT), justwaitafrekinmin....TakeThisOut@gmail.com
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> >On Aug 23, 2:39 pm, hk <payer33....TakeThisOut@mypacks.net> wrote:
> >> justwaitafrekinmin....TakeThisOut@gmail.com wrote:
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> >> > On Aug 23, 2:20 pm, "Eisboch" <r....TakeThisOut@nowhere.com> wrote:
> >> >> "hk" <payer33....TakeThisOut@mypacks.net> wrote in message
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> >> >>news:VbednTC3hJBC2y3VnZ2dnUVZ_gadnZ2d@comcast.com...
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> >> >>> justwaitafrekinmin....TakeThisOut@gmail.com wrote:
> >> >>>> On Aug 23, 12:20 pm, hk <payer33....TakeThisOut@mypacks.net> wrote:
> >> >>>>> You're posting over at the other place? I thought the moderator was
> >> >>>>> deleting everything posted there?
> >> >>>> And I thought you were going to show us a picture of one of the many
> >> >>>> boats you have built.. This is a thread about modern wood composite
> >> >>>> boats, not lame 50 year old design hulls, with no character, and lazy
> >> >>>> aesthetics, splashed in puke colored plastic.
> >> >>> I looked at the header, and it said "Rejected at the other place," not
> >> >>> "modern wood composite boats."
> >> >>> Anyway, I was wondering what happened to your post over there, since when
> >> >>> I looked, it didn't seem to be there.
> >> >>> "Brownie" is doing one heck of a job moderating, eh?
> >> >> I'd love to see you call him "Brownie" in person.
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> >> >>http://www.image-insolite.com/getitext.php?i=albums/image_animaux/pet...
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> >> > That was a great picture.. but "The Mouse" has requested a word with
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> >> >http://rowdymouseracing.com/media/justaword.MOV
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> >> > Since you got things rolling... Wink

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> >> If that's your kid, I can see she'll be as successful in life as her daddy.- Hide quoted text -
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> >Yeah, your idea of success is not important to most here.. Anyway, at
> >5'2" she would look you straight in the eye, and check out the guns..
> >she would kick your fat little ass. Anyway, here are some more pics of
> >kids being forced to do dangerous tricks by parents with whips and
> >belts.. Wink

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> >This one is titled.. "Look ma, er, um, no don't look":
> >http://rowdymouseracing.com/media/lookma.MOV
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> >Here is another poor child, dragged kicking and screaming to the track
> >by his mom... Wink

> >http://rowdymouseracing.com/media/sidesadle4.MOV
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> >And here is the Mouse and friends, just tryin' hanging around getting
> >in trouble on a friday night:
> >http://rowdymouseracing.com/media/lookma2.MOV
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> >More to come.. I got video of "Tiny Mouse" on his yammi and a cool set
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> >Later RMR..
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> Scotty, yesterday you apologized for letting yourself get sidetracked.
> Today you're doing the same thing. Something doesn't make a lot of sense.
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I think the difference is, I can't take him so seriously and let him
get me mad.. right now, I am having fun, using him as a spring board
to show you all some neat OT vids... It's a process.. Wink

External Since: Jan 21, 2008 Posts: 971

justwaitafrekinminute.RemoveThis@gmail.com wrote:
> On Aug 22, 9:21 pm, John H. <salmonremovebait@gmaildotcom> wrote:
>> On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 18:00:57 -0700 (PDT), justwaitafrekinmin....RemoveThis@gmail.com
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>>> On Aug 22, 8:41 pm, John H. <salmonremovebait@gmaildotcom> wrote:
>>>> On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 20:37:26 -0400, "Eisboch" <r....RemoveThis@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>>>> <justwaitafrekinmin....RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>>> news:fe73df92-01be-4e51-acbc-7f1c520102a7@m73g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
>>>>>> Why this was rejected, I don't know, the keyword it noted, is not in
>>>>>> the post.... Anyway, here is my attempt to bring things back into
>>>>>> perspective.. Trolls and posers will be ignored..
>>>>>> <SNIP>
>>>>>> First off, I need to apologize for not sticking to it in the first
>>>>>> place.. Anyway, one poster suggested I don't know anything because I
>>>>>> question Tolmanns' decision to call his boat a "stitch and tape". I
>>>>>> will note that the whole quote was more "stitch and tape, OR composite
>>>>>> type".. Toleman was doing what a lot of modern plan builders do, using
>>>>>> familiar terms the prospective "non boat builder", builder will
>>>>>> understand. The Toleman for instance calls for one area to be
>>>>>> stitched, but it is certainly not a stitch and tape boat, it is a
>>>>>> composite, skin on frame. IIRC the frame of chines, stringers, and
>>>>>> bulkheads. Many times we use more familiar terms.. I don't call a
>>>>>> Gunnels, a shear strake, I don't call a seat, a thwart, I don't use
>>>>>> terms like "get out the wood"...It would just server to confuse a
>>>>>> newb, and for no productive reason, save ego in this day and age..
>>>>>> Toleman uses terms that folks won't have to go look up, and calling a
>>>>>> s+t boat, a composite, or vice versa, is no big deal, and not really
>>>>>> all that far off. To suggest because someone knows the difference and
>>>>>> though it might be useful in the context of a boating forum...
>>>>>> Stitch and tape boats are typically self jigging, and built with
>>>>>> precut and sized parts. Using tools such as a Spanish Windlass and
>>>>>> pulling the parts together, form the shape. They gain their strength
>>>>>> via a false "frame" which is created at the intersection of curved
>>>>>> laminate, adhered
>>>>>> against each others angles, creating very strong and stable joints. If
>>>>>> engineered properly, they are stable in all directions and are usually
>>>>>> made with resin and glass. The biggest difference between
>>>>>> stitch and tape, and skin on frame is, on a skin on frame, wood or
>>>>>> another material create a frame, the skins are bent around them. With
>>>>>> S+T the frame itself is created by the strength created at the
>>>>>> intersections of the curved laminate sheets..
>>>>>> I remember when I was a kid, some add that had a Volkswagen sitting on
>>>>>> a simple sheet of curved plywood. A very slight curve in a laminate
>>>>>> created a huge amount of structure, but you all knew that...
>>>>>> <UNSNIP>
>>>>>> The keyword that was noted was "liar" but I don't see where it got
>>>>>> that... Have fun, trolls will be ignored...
>>>>> I don't know what you are apologizing for. The boats you build are well
>>>>> beyond the capabilities of the majority of us.
>>>>> Your skin is too thin, my friend.
>>>>> Eisboch
>>>> I think he was apologizing for letting Harry's negative comments get to
>>>> him.
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>>> Thanks, and thanks.. yep, letting the comments.. etc.. I love the
>>> concept of real stitch and tape. One of the best examples is the
>>> method of construction of my little joe pram. It is designed to mock
>>> the characteristics of a Dow, but weighs in at a mere 55 pounds. The
>>> floor is formed by two preshaped sheets laid on top of each other and
>>> stitched together along the keel then opened like a book. When opened
>>> up to the right angle,it forms the bottom and created a very strong
>>> bow section. With the precut sides, bow and transom stitched in place,
>>> the hull takes perfect shape with no frame at all... I usually use a
>>> chunk of 2x2 across midships to hold it in place while you tape the
>>> seams..
>> You should make your web site part of your signature, if possible. That way
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> OK... http://www.idesigns.net...;)

You're posting over at the other place? I thought the moderator was
deleting everything posted there...?