| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 12:56:33 PM | I have notied a huge correlation between beautiful women and a love of boats. What is up with that. I'm wondering if it's just that they figure a man with a nice boat is successful, or do women really enjoy riding around on a boat? Ok this one wont go far but I tought I'd toss it out there.
joe | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 1:08:28 PM | I prefer boots to boats, but I think that's only because there aren't many men with boats in Yorkshire so I'm not really qualified to answer this question. I was just attracted to the thread because I thought it was a typo error. | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 1:09:19 PM | Boats... I LOVE fishing, and I love the feeling of the wind on my skin and knowing that I can jump into the water and swim NAKED***WINK
A boat is an adventure, not like driving and not like flying, you can see nature, and be apart of it.
I personaly find that men with nice boats as "SHOW BOATERS" who can not afford what they have, lol. A BIG LOAN for their toys....
Heck I would be happy with a row boat if I found a man with a heart and soul.
****Sailing back now outta this thread onto the POF seas
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 1:12:54 PM | | its cause alot of woman have a face thats launched a thousand dredgers on here | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 1:18:55 PM |
its cause alot of woman have a face thats launched a thousand dredgers on here
There's always one smart a**e  | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 1:22:31 PM | It seems to be the simplest threads that go the furthest (half the 8 pages ones, I am surprised got 10 responses  )
What's not to like about a boat (aside from fear of water)?
You're relaxing, BBQing, drinking, water skiing, enjoying the company of friends and family, enjoying great weather, in some cases traveling....
There just isn't much not to like. | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 1:48:00 PM | | nice of you to reply.........god knows how your single. | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 1:48:34 PM | | nice of you to reply.........god knows how your single. | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 2:01:16 PM | ^^^awe geezer... chil out~! If ya were near here I would take ya out for a cup O' coffee and tell you tales of Woe .. roflmao..
Now set sail back into the HIGH POF seas and find a mermaid~! | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 2:26:59 PM | Have you ever seen a stressed-out boat owner?
Most boat owners are confident and social. Plus its not cheap to own a boat... What is there for women NOT to like? | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 2:29:39 PM | | a mermaid huh.....................typical your to far away from me to accept the tea date and the womans got no legs.no wonder im on here | |
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Posted: 12/1/2007 2:32:37 PM | | nice profile by the way very impressive indeed | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 2:38:44 PM |
Have you ever seen a stressed-out boat owner?
I was actually thinking that when I originally read this. LOL. I will correct my original post.. the only thing that's not to like is for the actual boat owner.
They can be a real pain, especially in colder areas where you only get 2 or 3 months usage out of the year. Maintenance, storage, repair/upkeep, over all responsibility, and now GAS is a HUGE issue too This is a weird one, but if you've ever been a boat owner, you'll know what I mean... you stress out over NOT using it. The boating season is short, and if you're busy for any reason and can't get out as often as you like, you start to stress over not being able to make the time, and start to feel like you're wasting your money. That can make you start to resent it rather than enjoying it.
The old joke is really more of a truism than it is humor:
What are the two best days of a boat owners life?
The day he buys it... and the day he sells it.... | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 3:03:58 PM | ^^^ Ya, they can be fun. But a friend who got a nice ski/ day cruiser, used it about 3 or 4 times in as many years, is now selling it. In spite of keeping it near Big Bear lake, and having the Pacific Ocean 15 mins from his house. I think he'd agree. Also it seems everyones around when its time for a ride, only to disappear when it needs to be cleaned/ serviced.
He could'nt understand my lack of enthusiasm while trying to talk me into buying one myself, just after getting his.   | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 4:41:36 PM |
They can be a real pain, especially in colder areas where you only get 2 or 3 months usage out of the year.
Sorry, I forget my geographical location... I live in boater's paradise..
But I have to agree, it is WAY better to have a friend with a boat, than it is to actually OWN a boat. :) | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 8:15:13 PM | I must be ugly because I'm not a fan of boats. I get seasick.  | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/1/2007 9:01:56 PM | Boats and boat maintenance are expensive - so naturally hot gold-diggers would be drawn to men with yachts.
As for liking boats - only if I can scuba dive off of it. Would I own one? Waste of money I think. Would I date a guy who had one - no, he's probably just being too flash with his money. I'd rather date a guy who donates that money to charity instead. | |
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Posted: 12/3/2007 10:03:30 AM | | here over in my city, parking a boat in the harbour is a status symbol (with the exception of fishermen's boats for the fish market, and military vessels). only the parking fee costs several thousands each month, so if you want to show off, it's probably the best way | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/3/2007 10:48:02 AM |
They can be a real pain, especially in colder areas where you only get 2 or 3 months usage out of the year. Maintenance, storage, repair/upkeep, over all responsibility, and now GAS is a HUGE issue too This is a weird one, but if you've ever been a boat owner, you'll know what I mean... you stress out over NOT using it. The boating season is short, and if you're busy for any reason and can't get out as often as you like, you start to stress over not being able to make the time, and start to feel like you're wasting your money. That can make you start to resent it rather than enjoying it.
I live in one of those colder climates. All the people I know with boats seem to have to spend a lot of time with maintenance/upkeep issues. My eyes are sensitive to the sun so I don't even enjoy most boat rides.
Now I do see the appeal of a larger boat where you have a crew, indoor space, a bathroom, etc. However, I don't usually meet the kind of people who can afford that. | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/3/2007 1:01:31 PM | | But,one great day on the water makes it all worth it!So what if it costs money,you can't take it with you! | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/3/2007 2:02:25 PM | I sort of own a boat
Ok I will own up its a sailboard but its got a sail and it floats | |
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| Women and boats
Posted: 12/3/2007 2:04:14 PM | Hi Joe,
My dream is to live on a boat...but that's probably because my father has always lived on one, so it's my favorite place to be. There's nothing like sunrises, sunsets, the solitude, the ocean...everything about boating and sailing is just beautiful...and I actually don't want to live on an expensive yacht since it would ruin the "close to the water" effect for me...I don't want to feel like I'm in a floating mansion. So, a guy can be broke with a boat...and still attractive..lol ;) I have yet to find a guy on this site who wants this lifestyle (a lot of fakers and "well maybe someday...")
~Karen | |
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Posted: 12/3/2007 5:40:01 PM | | There is something very alluring about a boat. I've been on them since I was a little girl. From detroyers out at sea for the day and the ocean passing us by as I lean over the edge and watch and take in the wonderful salt air, to paddling a canoe through several lakes and pulling up to an island and eating a long leisurely lunch and then back out again. It's relaxing, fun, and a good work out most times! | |
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Posted: 12/3/2007 11:00:40 PM | | Boats are great..I get to get hopped up on anti nausea meds! yay! what's not to love about boats?!!? | |
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