Confession Time - Page 2

Matt · 06 January 2006, 09:19

You will find you become a more satisfied, relaxed person. No longer will you have to dress up like action man, and look for the shitest weather possible just to prove how much of a man you are and how big your todger is. You'll be able to sit back, relax, and just enjoy your boating.

Rogue Wave · 06 January 2006, 09:26

As only you would know!

Matt · 06 January 2006, 09:26

Check yer PM on boatmad, scratcher!!! Need to speak to ya!

Rogue Wave · 06 January 2006, 09:32

re mobile I have had a good run with this one but alas it's on the missing list!

I be off to Drivers in a meinute I shall call you from the office

Mollers · 06 January 2006, 09:33

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Originally Posted by MadMat

You will find you become a more satisfied, relaxed person. No longer will you have to dress up like action man, and look for the shitest weather possible just to prove how much of a man you are and how big your todger is. You'll be able to sit back, relax, and just enjoy your boating.

With big enough nadgers you can have some fun in a hard boat. I had my 21ft 5.7ltr sports cuddy airbourne as often as the rib and was chucked from the helm completely into the cuddy on one occasion!

May I add that I was alone in the boat chasing a mate in a Rib. The main reason for me to go for a Rib was that as the kids are older they now sail dinghys and wakeboard. The hardboats are not so good for wakeboarding or recovering wayward sailing dinghys.

Matt · 06 January 2006, 09:46

My point was that you're no longer obligated to prove how much of a hard man you are, it becomes optional.

Mollers · 06 January 2006, 10:03

So, is being a softie in a Rib an option?

tcwozere · 06 January 2006, 10:06

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Originally Posted by MadMat

You will find you become a more satisfied, relaxed person. No longer will you have to dress up like action man, and look for the shitest weather possible just to prove how much of a man you are and how big your todger is. You'll be able to sit back, relax, and just enjoy your boating.

You missed a bit out....

"You will find you become a more satisfied, relaxed person. No longer will you have to dress up like action man, and look for the shitest weather possible just to prove how much of a man you are and how big your todger is. You'll be able to sit back, relax, and just enjoy your part time, 3 months of the year boating.

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Milan · 06 January 2006, 10:10

I think it looks fantastic so what if its not a rib its not ment to be when iam out there I wish sometimes I had the creature comforts that boat has

Cookee · 06 January 2006, 13:00

Woot and Milan - if you want to have the best of both worlds without meaning you have to compromise on anything other than the number of seats, come and see our new RIB or read about it in the latest edition of Sports Boat and Rib!

Mollers · 06 January 2006, 13:02

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Originally Posted by Cookee

Woot and Milan - if you want to have the best of both worlds without meaning you have to compromise on anything other than the number of seats, come and see our new RIB or read about it in the latest edition of Sports Boat and Rib!

....and get ya' £45k out!!

nugent · 06 January 2006, 13:05

45k yer
but jeezus what a toy to have

Cookee · 06 January 2006, 13:17

But the £45 K includes a 200 Optimax, Seastar steering, the A frame, pop up cleats, a 6 foot long locker (dry) and you won't need to buy a console or seating to put on it either - try pricing up a Ribeye or even better a Scorpian and see what they come out at including all the "extras" that are standard on our boat!

If you look in the boats for sale section the items with a * by them are all standard items.

Mollers · 06 January 2006, 13:33

They look a great boat, but personally I'd have a problem shelling out £45k on a boat with "Banana" in the name. Sorry, just my opinion and probably not shared by many.

Cookee · 06 January 2006, 13:35

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Originally Posted by Mollulnan

They look a great boat, but personally I'd have a problem shelling out £45k on a boat with "Banana" in the name. Sorry, just my opinion and probably not shared by many.

Really - You can call it whatever you want to!

nugent · 06 January 2006, 13:41

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Originally Posted by Cookee

Really - You can call it whatever you want to!

after you have handed over the cash of course...

personally i like it...and i bet it seriously puts one hell of a grin on your face

Dirk Diggler · 06 January 2006, 13:43

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Originally Posted by Cookee

Woot and Milan - if you want to have the best of both worlds without meaning you have to compromise on anything other than the number of seats, come and see our new RIB or read about it in the latest edition of Sports Boat and Rib!

Kitten reckons the leisure shark is the "wettest" boat he's ever been in!

Cookee · 06 January 2006, 13:45

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Originally Posted by nugent

after you have handed over the cash of course...

personally i like it...and i bet it seriously puts one hell of a grin on your face

When Kitten lets me play! The race boat is faster, but harder work - you have to really drive it all the time and half or 3/4 throttle isn't any fun at all, but the leisure version is very easy to drive, the handling even suprised me! (in a good way!) At weekends I take out the leisure boat as it takes 5 easily and you can keep things dry, ski and wakeboard from it - in fact the raceboat won't do any of the above other than go fast!

Cookee · 06 January 2006, 13:48

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Originally Posted by Dirk Diggler

Kitten reckons the leisure shark is the "wettest" boat he's ever been in!

I don't know when he said that, but we changed the prop and it has transformed the boat - since the Southampton boat show the ride, handling and "dampness" factor have all improved a huge amount - and it was good before!

jwalker · 06 January 2006, 14:56

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Originally Posted by tcwozere

.. and just enjoy your part time, 3 months of the year boating.

Even that would be a long time for MadMat.