Cabin RIB developments - Page 15

DM · 19 January 2003, 21:25

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Originally posted by Jon Fuller
Could this be a clue

Don't be silly. The spellings are all correct.

Jonny Fuller · 19 January 2003, 21:28

Oh my god!, just tried looking at www.crazyhorse.com !...Do NOT go there! no wonder he's a bit secretive!

Phill · 19 January 2003, 23:06

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Originally posted by Jon Fuller
Oh my god!, just tried looking at www.crazyhorse.com !...Do NOT go there! no wonder he's a bit secretive!

Why didn't I believe you !!

crazyhorse · 20 January 2003, 00:42

Sorry folks cant claim any fame to the web site here.

Or indeed help you Jon with your quest for any more imformation than you have at present.

I can assure you of one thing Jon for sure, Im no squirrell.

I have tried to put back some of the help that rib.net has been to me and unfortunatly like most things it comes to an end due to work restraints and the need to make a Buck.

This will be my last post for some time due to business interests and I wish you all well,and look forward some time meeting up with you all for a pint in the future.

Ribs are the boats of the future and I thank you all for your help and hope that if nothing else you have been entertained by my speeling at least.

Happy Ribbing

Asta la vista

Crazyhorse

Jonny Fuller · 20 January 2003, 10:40

Well that sounds a bit final! what is he, a bloody astronaught! maybe we should rename him "Major Tom"!no computers where ever he,s going, don't like the sound of that, Bye-Bye Crazyhorse, I take it he's not going to Plymouth.

Manos · 20 January 2003, 10:45

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Originally posted by Jon Fuller
I take it he's not going to Plymouth.

He ISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Jonny Fuller · 20 January 2003, 10:51

OH good!

John Kennett · 20 January 2003, 11:08

Jon

Are you going to run down to Plymouth in the Phantom?

John

DM · 20 January 2003, 11:28

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Originally posted by Jon Fuller

I spent my youth playing around in all kinds toys like that whilst living on the Thames at shepperton, a great childhood!

Jon, I was dragged up not far from your neck of the woods. Do you keep "Leviathan" on the Thames or on the south coast.

David.

Jonny Fuller · 20 January 2003, 11:29

Yes I think so, i'm making a few changes over this winter ( off to miami next month shoping) and will have the motors out for a while tinkering, but assuming all is back together in time ( and it's not pissing with rain, I can't stand that) then I'll pop down and meet some of you lunatics!

Keith Hart · 20 January 2003, 11:36

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pissing with rain, I can't stand that

Jon, get a drysuit. I can recommend the Ravenspring Rapide (oh, you naughty boy Hart).

My boat is so 'wet' that the rain makes no difference, except that it is normaly warmer than the sea spray!

Keith Hart

Jonny Fuller · 20 January 2003, 11:39

DM,
Oh right, where were you "dragged up" then?.....no, I keep it in southampton, dry-berth, when your a kid the authorities just tell you your a bad boy, when your 40,......well i'm not sure! it's not really a river boat.
when I finnished building my previous boat "Maelstrom" at home in shepperton, I gave it it's first run on the thames there, nothing naughty, but it didn't look very suitable for the river and one of my old neighbours (from hamhaugh island if you know it) recognised me and called the EA ( I hadn't lived there for 18 years!) so I got a visit from them on the slipway at shepperton lock! unbelievable,

Manos · 20 January 2003, 11:40

I think I have seen your boat in the Hamble or am I mistaken??

Manos · 20 January 2003, 11:42

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Originally posted by Keith Hart

Jon, get a drysuit. I can recommend the Ravenspring Rapide (oh, you naughty boy Hart).

Jon can afford it he's got plenty of DOSH (some gossiping mouths say!!)

Jonny Fuller · 20 January 2003, 11:43

Good idea Keith, but remember I have a poofy hard boat with carpet and upholstery, it breaks my heart when it gets wet, I spend hours with the aquavac afterwards trying to prevent mould! anyway it'll give you guy's a laugh calling me gayboy or something!

Jonny Fuller · 20 January 2003, 11:45

Manos,
I wish! it's all in that bloody boat! i'm potless

Jonny Fuller · 20 January 2003, 11:47

Manos,
you could have, i'm down there most weekends and most of august every summer

Keith Hart · 20 January 2003, 11:53

Now that's a good one Jon. Buying a boat and not liking it to get wet

As for the 'gayboy' bit, I'll bet you get a few 'visitors' glad of the shelter when the weather is bad though.

Keith Hart

DM · 20 January 2003, 11:54

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Originally posted by Jon Fuller
BM,
Oh right, where were you "dragged up" then?.....

Akshully, one lived in Knightsbridge. My Da used to sit on a bl**dy great brute of a horse called Diver guarding E2R and Phil the Bubble all day. Great childhood. It all ended the day he was on duty at St. James's Palace. This Japanese tourist stood in front of the horse and smiled at it. Diver took the hump with this cos' the Jap had got more and bigger teeth, and he became a bit skittish. Da, not being overly enamoured with son of nippon, promptly beheaded the slant eyed little b*st*rd with one sweep of his cavalry sabre. The Japanese embassy was not amused and demanded that heads should roll. HM Govt. pointed out that they already had. Anyway, the upshot was, that even though Da was one of Lizzie's favourite guardsmen, he (and us) was banished to the Wolvo recruiting office to see out his service.

David

Jonny Fuller · 20 January 2003, 11:55

Here boy's, this thread is well on the way to the big 7k record,

also, although I was slagged off and banned and all that, the record number of users online was at the height of my "hit and run" as john calls it, I reckon I was the "christian" and you lot were the "lions" and I suppose I must have thrown myself in the arena!