Thems that live by the gadget, will die by the gadget. There is an assumption in the high tech world that there is no god. But the devil is in the details and whereas there may be no god, Any high tech warrior is inherently engaged in a conflict with the devil.

They say both engines would die at the same time, anyway. It would seem to me that once one quit and there might still be a significant time lag until the second one quit. Maybe time enough to get the problem sorted out.

Joe Engel wrote: > > Discussion of rules aside, it still blows my mind when sailboaters or > small boat fishermen argue for their right to die under a freighter's > bows. > > -- __________________ Keith If you do a good job and work hard, you may get a job with a better company someday!"

I've been using the die and hammer method and I'm not getting a nice mushroom spread on the center pin. I have bought and used two of the cheap ($7.50) kits and I know I have ruined a greater value in fasteners than what these flimsy tools cost. Ruined a few fingers and thumbs as well! The plier type tool is supposedly 100% effective.

I used to eat a lot of natural foods until learned that most people die of natural causes. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob McLeran" > > Someone must make and sell a device which would attach to the upright to > which the fender line could be fastened, or perhaps some of you have an > idea about how to fashion something that

Keith __ Eat well, stay fit, die anyway. ----- Original Message ----- From: "ronald barr" > I would have thought they could build a tanks to last at least 20 years. > Does anyone have thoughts as to the best available tanks?

Keith __ "I'd rather die while I'm living than live when I'm dead." - Jimmy Buffett ----- Original Message ----- From: "Philip J. Rosch" > > Now the question is what do I do with my old Raytheon 2600 RADAR? I took > it > out carefully and I have the books and wiring diagrams. Does anyone know > if > these are worth $200?

Take out the $3 or $5 dollar a month insurance, otherwise, when it gets wet and die you get to buy a new one at normal retail - maybe $200 plus. Some of our correspondents confirm that Georgia and parts of SC do not have great coverage at this time and NC service is provided by another company at no extra charge to you.

That assumes enough use that your battery doesn't sit around unused for years and die of "old age". Rob Brueckner Hatteras Yachtfisherman

Keith _____ Live your life so that when you die, the preacher will not have to tell lies at your funeral. ----- Original Message ----- From: "LA Licata" > > I DID have the circuit boards sprayed with some type of protective > spray to keep the salt air away. I forget the spray but others on the > list may know.