For anyone who has got it wrong when mooring

Peter J · 26 July 2007, 13:55

You are not the only one....

Biggles · 26 July 2007, 14:06

I wonder what the guy on the phone is saying ?

"Er Boss, you know that Cruiser you just bought, well its just had a little bump. Not too bad. I know this guy on RIBNET that can fix it".

And does that other geezer think he can push it off on his own

vince · 26 July 2007, 14:33

He could be saying " this versadock thing is a bag of c*%p boss! "

......

codprawn · 26 July 2007, 14:34

With that sort of damage I don't think pushing it off would be a very good idea.......

I bet the skipper was too busy playing with the wrong joystick!!!

Tims Osprey · 26 July 2007, 14:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Biggles

I wonder what the guy on the phone is saying ?

"Er Boss, you know that Cruiser you just bought, well its just had a little bump. Not too bad. I know this guy on RIBNET that can fix it".

And does that other geezer think he can push it off on his own

owner: er, yes i have the 80ft cruiser still for sale!
caller: is the price negotiable?
owner:er, yes

or

Dad you know when you told me to be carefull when mooring your yacht.

mdt · 26 July 2007, 15:37

he should have had tubes on that thing....

donutsina911 · 26 July 2007, 16:50

is that a royal denship - if so, seriously smart yacht, equally serious repair bill I guess..

vince · 26 July 2007, 18:01

" birra jelly coat an' shil bee arl-reet"

genoa · 27 July 2007, 10:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Biggles

I wonder what the guy on the phone is saying ?

Given the slightly James Bond look of the thing,
Q: "Then to get it airborne for the Red Bull Championship you ...."
Bond: "Pull this lever and off she ..... oh s**t!"
Q: "THat's once too often Bond. I knew one day you'd s***w up big time!"
M: "What was that noise ...."

andyxs · 27 July 2007, 19:13

well it shows how strong the boat is to ride up it and not just buckle and tear plates backwards did some damage to the key as well. lol