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When I worked at Westinghouse there was Lou Turks tavern right outside the gate. There was a stripper working there at lunch time(I never went at night) who was very good. Not real beautiful, kind of pretty girl next door looks, which I prefer, but a good dancer and entertainer. Her big finish song was "The Cutest Little Dinghy in the Navy".
This made me think of her...
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Looks like you could harvest that mess instead of just getting rid of it.
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...Ok, I'll have a large stuffed crust with pepperoni, sausage, green peppers, --uh, Are the barnacles fresh?--ok barnacles too, then and onions...
Last edited by TheNeverWas (2/20/2023 5:44 pm)
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Harvest? Is that crap edible?
Well yeah, most things are edible but does it taste good?
Hmm, enough butter would make most things taste ok.
I've a feeling it would take enough butter to float that boat in order to swallow that um ... stuff.
But I'm a landlubber, so who knows.
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Those front benches look more than a little risky.
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Over 50 mph on water is risky in any pleasure boat.
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Boats, about as good as they get (got?).
This Artist Dreamed of The Sea (youtube.com)
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That link goes to the end of the video so when you get there back it up or go
One minute in they try to sell you for half a minute but this too shall pass.
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84 years is a long life for a working boat...
1907 picture with a 45 star flag, no OK, NM, AZ, AK or HI.
Last edited by xoxoxoBruce (7/20/2024 2:48 am)
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Edited?
For some reason "Patomac" sort of jumps out at me.
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Edited to add the flag bit, but missed the river/boat spelling.
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Power to the people... who can afford it...
They look like Mercury Verados at $40,470 each PLUS...
Dealer Engine Prep: $600 Prep Fee. Validates warranty.
Hmm $40,470 + $600 = $41,070 x 6 = $246,420 + tax
Pre tax $102.68 per horsepower... not including the boat of course.