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Old 12 July 2006, 12:07   #1
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Trip to Greek Islands
Just got back last week from a great trip to Athens and the Greek Islands - visiting Technohull who I design for. Spent a lot of time in a 999 model with twin Verado 275's and really pleased with the fantastic job they have done. Boat handled superbly in various conditions. Had a lively trip from Sifnos to Serifos where we were based - force 6 gusting 7 into a head sea!
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Old 12 July 2006, 12:09   #2
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met up with a customer 999 in Serifos
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Stunning looking boats - how well do they perform???
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Old 12 July 2006, 14:04   #4
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Stunning looking boats - how well do they perform???
I'm going to be a bit bias! but very happy to say that the boats have out-performed our expectations in speed and handling. Also performance wise we have more than met the speeds required in our contract with Technohull.

From a practical point of view and having tested a boat myself at length - I was really impressed with the overall feel of the boat. I do quiet a lot of boating and have been around performance boats all my life (work and pleasure) and the 999 was very good!
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Im going to Greece in 2 weeks. To bad there's no place to rent a RIB there I'll be boatless for a month heh
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I'm going to be a bit bias! but very happy to say that the boats have out-performed our expectations in speed and handling. Also performance wise we have more than met the speeds required in our contract with Technohull.

From a practical point of view and having tested a boat myself at length - I was really impressed with the overall feel of the boat. I do quiet a lot of boating and have been around performance boats all my life (work and pleasure) and the 999 was very good!
Sorry to be so pedantic but it should be biased - it is a very American habit to drop the ed......

Nothing against the Yanks but we don't all want to start speaking like them - do we?
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Old 14 July 2006, 11:57   #7
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Sorry to be so pedantic but it should be biased - it is a very American habit to drop the ed......

Nothing against the Yanks but we don't all want to start speaking like them - do we?
better than following their governments policies though!

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better than following their governments policies though!
Hey watch it - you may be extradited!!!
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Oh Good ! The Lunatics are taking over the Asylum…….

When you get your grammar, punctuation and capitalisation in order then perhaps and only “perhaps”, you would be in a position to offer criticism to others?.......
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oi yew borld heddid bastud

ther shud bee a commer arfter de werd orrder an de fkin kwestiun marrk shud bee a eksclamashun marrk an de kwote marrks rownd de werd pirhaps iz unneseserry

fuk mee de werld iz ful ov illerjitimate bastuds

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...fuk mee de werld iz ful ov illerjitimate bastuds

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Ya got me "bang-to-rights"...! ...and any rumours you may...or may have not.. heard about me ...are entirely unfounded... ....
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oi yew borld heddid bastud

ther shud bee a commer arfter de werd orrder an de fkin kwestiun marrk shud bee a eksclamashun marrk an de kwote marrks rownd de werd pirhaps iz unneseserry

fuk mee de werld iz ful ov illerjitimate bastuds

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I think you wanted to say "Illitarate bastuds" instead of using a double what ever it is called. Touchez.
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Admiring the 999 from the water - also nice to have a crdit on the hulls.
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Just to show that we did some work - in the office with Takis and discussing new boats, this time the office was in Sifnos!
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