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Thread: 1928 Sydney Harbor Ferry
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1st May 2006, 11:02 PM #31Originally Posted by HJ0
Seriously, who else watches African Queen for the boat first, the actors second and the story third :confused:
Richard
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2nd May 2006, 12:57 AM #32
Acting story then boat, But only until bogart gets thrown on to the wagon by hepburn. Then the acting steals the show lol.
Acting and story takes place mainly in a boat, so the boat wins hands down.
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2nd May 2006, 01:10 AM #33
Let's be honest, with Bogy plus Hepburn AND a wooden boat, cripes, the film's a classic before you even consider the story, and I'm a story first man from waaaayyyyyyy back
Richard
are three glasses of red too many? **damn, there's no pithed smilie**
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9th May 2006, 12:17 PM #34Novice
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hmmmmmmmmm nothing like someone who doesnt take the time to read what we are doing..........if you had bothered to read how we laid the floor you would have understood that it is , as yet, not fastened down and is removable in about 10 minutes........
as to your comments re the bilge........it has already been cleaned and checked.....we are lucky enough to have some good freinds who are capable boat builders and restorers and who offer encouragement rather than misguided spiteful comments......................
if you plan to post something you should get your ducks in a row............actually no come to think of it judging by your comments we arent interested in anything you have to say.........
as to everyone that has been encouraging and helpful.many thanks
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9th May 2006, 12:19 PM #35Novice
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oh sorry I forgot to insert the word "wanker"..........
Originally Posted by Wild Dingo
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9th May 2006, 12:29 PM #36
Wild dingo gonna be mad lol
More pics please boys.
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9th May 2006, 05:49 PM #37Originally Posted by myrnaboys
Richard
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9th May 2006, 08:53 PM #38
Well now so cause I dare assume from your comments from your first post
but a few mates and I ( skiff sailors mainly)As I said we are skiffsailors and working on wooden boats is not our forte so we are looking for any advice and pointers towards books, websites or anything else that may help us.anyone got any good tips as to what we should do and use????...or are we nuts???? Thoughts?
Then of course I did fail so see you other comment visaviswe are not totally clueless but any pointers would be greatly appreciatedwanker
So next time you want advice and assistance ask for it... when its given accept it with some good grace... but next time you want some pattin on the back for being such a jolly good fella then dont in everyones pocket to get it!!
You ASKED for advice all I did was offer some... you dont like it? dont bloody ask for it... and I did read your posts dipstick thats why I responded!! :mad: freekin moron :mad:
Oh by the way? I do actually hope you get her seaworthy again and enjoy years of great days on her with family and friends... it would be a shame if you stuffed her up because you dont listen to advice when YOU FREEKIN ASK FOR IT!!! :mad: good luck but dont ask for advice if you dont bloody want it!!Believe me there IS life beyond marriage!!! Relax breathe and smile learn to laugh again from the heart so it reaches the eyes!!
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9th May 2006, 09:00 PM #39
(stumbles over the wreckage of a thread)
This thread is just warming up methinks
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9th May 2006, 09:48 PM #40
Myrna, yer read the Dingo wrong, he's a passionate bloke & was trying to help.
Shane, don't let it bugger your day, mate, she'll be apples...
Cheers..............Sean
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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9th May 2006, 10:44 PM #41
Nah mate this aint goin to buggar my day it was bloody near perfect!!
First as Id gone to Perth yesty and stayed at my daughters place I woke to my 4 month old grandson sittin on my chest gigglin at me then coped a face full of drool from said grandson and mucked about with the little fella for awhile then got up and we toddled of down to Hillaries Harbor for a much needed gander at some speccy boats a feed at the restuarant daughters treat (dont yer love kids? then into the car and down home again for a play in the shed
AND!!!!
They got my miner "brothers" outta the hole over there in Tassie!!! Gotta love it!!
So this arrogant simple minded wakkers idiot posts isnt gonna worry me... well not a lot anyways Lifes goodBelieve me there IS life beyond marriage!!! Relax breathe and smile learn to laugh again from the heart so it reaches the eyes!!
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9th May 2006, 11:20 PM #42
Okay enough of the great day gunk lets get down and dirty with this thread shall we eh?
So you tell me I havent read the thread and havent got my facts right... and that you have cleaned of all the paint muck gunk googe and gathered crap in the bilge right? So lets look at your pics again shall we just to clear this wee factor up... remember here mate you posted these no one else just YOU yep you posted them while YOU were asking for advice and information remember that shall we
Number 1 pic
so theres the bare bilge... doesnt anyone else see the accumulated crap in there but me?... and that white stuff now that isnt white wood is it? musta missed that timber in all my years eh?... no Id swear that thats white paint with black gunk everywhere but hey thats just me
Number 2 pic
Lookin good eh? what about that crap down the transom end ooh right thats nice new wood eh or mmm maybe its paint of some discription Ive never seen before... now thats good eh!
Number 3 pic
Looking good!!! eerr umm scuse me? what about that second frame on the left bit speckled blackish isnt it? ooh and what of the edges where the carlins meet the "deck" real clean there isnt it?
Finally number 4
Two blokes havin a well earned drink eh!! Goodonem!! oooh look just along from the bloke on the rights foot whats that next to the second carlin where it meets the "deck"? man you blokes love your black speckled paint on white dontcha
So did you bother checking the frames while you had the damned ply off or just think yeah thats it buggar it damn hard work this wipin crap of the bilge better whack the ply down and have a beer eh... how could you have done any SERIOUS checking of the frames timbers keel or anybloodything else if youve left the crap crud and paint on them?... geez your good
As I said before take the damned ply up toss it away get down and get the bilge CLEANED... Back to BARE timber you know that wood stuff uncovered with bloody paint and crap!!... THEN... get down on your friggin knees and check every friggin inch of her frames knees keel stem and all the bloody wood of the planks... check her carefully!!
See this picture YOU put up shows
Several frames that I would think are REAL suspect and NEED close checking... perhaps as I said INITIALLYRealizing that the pics are a bit iffyBelieve me there IS life beyond marriage!!! Relax breathe and smile learn to laugh again from the heart so it reaches the eyes!!
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10th May 2006, 02:29 AM #43
Every boat of this type is a "work in progress".I'm sure the owners would be the first to admit that.
The boat is obviously in better shape than it was when they acquired it.For starters,it's now a goer,so that's a major hurdle overcome.The sole is removable and a few sistered frames isn't a big job so I can't see what the objection is there.
A few black marks on the paint?Give us a break...what's the point of repainting before the other work is done?The bilges? For a workboat,the bilges look pretty good.There are plenty worse than that and they manage to pass survey every year. (Yes,Waterways check the bilges...and the frames).
Jeez,Myrnaboys askes for advice (and not just from this forum)...and he gets flamed for it because the boat isn't up to your standards!
The job looks like it's going well and I'm looking forward to seeing how it progresses.There's a boat inside me trying to get out.
Was it something I ate?
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10th May 2006, 10:33 AM #44Novice
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as i said...........wanker...........thanks for the assistance from the guys that have helped............but this kind of crap we dont need.......bitter and twisted people arent what we are about......we will just get on with the job..........no more posts from us
Originally Posted by Wild Dingo
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10th May 2006, 10:45 AM #45Originally Posted by myrnaboys
I for one would like to keep seeing your progress but it is your choice if you leave!Have a nice day - Cheers
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