New boat!

[Lookfar]

Hi folks,
I'm happy to say that SeaMouse II has arrived! Collected her weekend before last from Warrior, normal service will be resumed as soon as I can make time to get her fitted out

Steve

[John Marshall]

Good luck Steve, hope the fit-out goes well.

John

[Greenheart]

God bless her & all who sail in her mate...

[Old Smoothound]

Good luck with the new boat Steve....don't forget the Champers at launch time!!

[Lookfar]

Originally Posted by Old Smoothound

Good luck with the new boat Steve....don't forget the Champers at launch time!!

Last boat was launched with Lucozade - it was all I could find in the cupboard that was fizzy. Being yellow and somewhat pee-like rather spoiled the effect

Steve

[BaggieRich]

Best of luck for a goodly long time of safe fishing with her mate..



However, don't you think she deserves a decent bottle of bolly this time? I hear ladies such as her have expensive tastes?

[Lookfar]

Originally Posted by BaggieRich

However, don't you think she deserves a decent bottle of bolly this time? I hear ladies such as her have expensive tastes?

VERY expensive tastes, but I should make the effort. Last time, she got christened at sea by Mrs M leaning out the front hatch in a nasty rolling chop off Eastney beach. A classic piece of shaky amateur video giving erratic glimpses of the Object of My Desire's bum jammed in the hatch, a muffled soundtrack of vociferous complaint being whipped away by the wind and then the rather unexpected appearance of a stream of out-of-date Lucozade down the front window. After a start like that, no wonder the boat was unlucky.
This time, hopefully, we'll get it all done in proper style on the slip.

Steve

[BaggieRich]

Originally Posted by Lookfar

VERY expensive tastes, but I should make the effort. Last time, she got christened at sea by Mrs M leaning out the front hatch in a nasty rolling chop off Eastney beach. A classic piece of shaky amateur video giving erratic glimpses of the Object of My Desire's bum jammed in the hatch, a muffled soundtrack of vociferous complaint being whipped away by the wind and then the rather unexpected appearance of a stream of out-of-date Lucozade down the front window. After a start like that, no wonder the boat was unlucky.
This time, hopefully, we'll get it all done in proper style on the slip.

Steve

Ha! Brilliant.

Sounds like a £250 winner on You've been framed mate.

Or a rather more specialist video from a particularly dodgy web site!

Where exactly does the tradition come from, and why is it that women have to break the bottle anyway???