You didn build that !

OverMyHead wrote: ononewheel wrote: And I have no idea about Occupy Uncovered. Must be a movie. But if it produced by Newt and the gang, no I won't see it. Seth It is Andrew Brightbarts last work which I am sure you will discredit, but stay tuned, it gets more interesting. It is being released by Mark Cuban. read the quote below. “Whenever we screened this, the people’s reaction was the same. They had no idea what was behind this movement,” Bannon said. “Even Mark Cuban was shocked when he saw the film.” Cuban, the software billionaire and owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, was apparently so impressed with the documentary that he signed on to handle distribution rights through Magnet, a division of his studio Magnolia Pictures. It's a departure for Cuban, who has attended Obama fundraisers and whose studio has released liberal-friendly documentaries like as “Redacted” and “Casino Jack and the United States of Money.” Should be interesting.

I did some looking for a few minutes today, but I hit a road block when D'nesch name came up. Turns out he is the director of the movie.

I find it very odd that a man, (D'nesch) could write a book about a mna that he has NEVER interviewed, and then go on to direct a movie on the same man. That is true, I watched D'nesch explain it on FOX news himself.   I must have missed the point of the interview, ears burn after watching FOX. My eyes like it though, the have the sexiest hosts.

Brietbart, never really peaked my interest, and D'nesch, with all his anti-colonialism speak tires me right out. When is the last time you heard of colonies anyway?   Yeah I know the US acquired Hawaii, Peurto Rico, etc, but that was a long time ago, and not really in the same context of Obama being anti-something, only because of the title of a book Obama wrote.
That is true too, D'nesch claims Obama got his ideas from his father, without interviewing Obama, and he cites the title of Obama's book as evidence. "Dreams FROMmy father" as opposed to ....OF my father. So much for not judging a book by the cover. I suppose D'nesch missed the fact Obama met his father one time.


So yeah, I'll see it, but it probably won't change my opinion on what needs to be done to fix our current mess.

So, You think things are different this time. We've hear it all before.08 - 12

ononewheel wrote:        In 1925ish, wasn't it a capitol offense to not attend church?

Seth Where did you get your history of the "roaring 20'S"??????? Did you skip high school history to smoke a little weed yourself? It might be time to go back to a real history class and learn what it was all about and what made this country great. Hint, It was not socialism.

Kevin that was an awesome video!!

08'-12' have without a doubt been the worst economic years of my life and by far the worst years in my business' 18 year history.

I would vote for any other Monkey (literally) before I would cast a vote for the current pathetic administration to keep us wandering aimlessly for another 4 years. Hallow promises and what amounts to a rudderless ship, cannot even fathom how anyone would even consider voting for this clown, he has brought us backwards and will bury us if given the chance.


Eric, your a Freak, LOL, Hope all is well with you and the family!

quinner wrote: Kevin that was an awesome video!! 08'-12' have without a doubt been the worst economic years of my life and by far the worst years in my business' 18 year history. I would vote for any other Monkey (literally) before I would cast a vote for the current pathetic administration to keep us wandering aimlessly for another 4 years. Hallow promises and what amounts to a rudderless ship, cannot even fathom how anyone would even consider voting for this clown, he has brought us backwards and will bury us if given the chance. Eric, your a Freak, LOL, Hope all is well with you and the family!

Quinner, no need to sugar coat this issue, tell us how you really feel...

OverMyHead wrote: ononewheel wrote: John, You must be a DIG BOY.   Oh my, cannot believe Lee stepped back into the fray of non-believers, and liberals. I guess he is doing gods work, but boy, he has a long road ahead of him convincing this die hard progressive. Years of Catholic school, couldn't do it. I wish I could find some literature of Correct Crafts being created by Christians for Christians.    In 1925ish, wasn't it a capitol offense to not attend church? Whatever, mine was made in 1994, and I bet there were quite a few laborers who tooted coke, smoked weed, and drank like fish that assembled it. Just ask the designer who used wood on the stringers.    Dissing CC? Now you've crossed a line! Just wait till Pete finds out. Excuse me while I seek cover.

You should know me better than to think I will snivel about Pete.
I respect him on many levels, but if you think a tongue lashing by him about a religion comment, or even the fact my boat has wooden stringers, long after "other" tournament class boats went comp, well, let's just see where it goes.
You can hide if you want.    I'm right here waiting.



I love when companies talk about being Catholic or Christian owned. I used to own a motorhome, which was produced in a factory who's owner was very keen on telling me his beliefs. He gave me a tour of the place when I ordered it, and talked much of his beliefs.

Sure, it was awesome when I first brought it home and for several months on the road. Then I remembered what the owner was so fond of telling me. I should have named the coach for what really happened inside of it, and on the couches, seats, bed, and what was consumed inside. Come to think of it I should write a letter about the debauchery that took place inside and send it to him. Poor guy probably would never leave the confessional for have produced such a toy.    I suspect CC are the same.
Whatever I was just glad it was me who had a good time with it, and it wasn't used for a Romney tour or something lame like that.

eric lavine wrote: dont worry, they will still sell you a new boat

Yes they will. I'm leaving mine here when I move in December and have already started the hunt.
Anyone want an Excel in great shape, new power, etc.
Only draw back is, I named it "the Ark", since apparently that is where it came from.

ononewheel wrote: OverMyHead wrote: ononewheel wrote:        In 1925ish, wasn't it a capitol offense to not attend church? Seth Where did you get your history of the "roaring 20'S"??????? Did you skip high school history to smoke a little weed yourself? It might be time to go back to a real history class and learn what it was all about and what made this country great. Hint, It was not socialism. It's sarcasm. If you think this country is great because of Christianity, you better re-read history yourself. You could say I live a pretty christian life myself, well minus the god part. My parents, my siblings, my life, my children, my wife, and my life experience taught me morals and ethics.    I fear the repercussions from my peers far more than I do the ones from above.

Nope its not Christianity either, back to school!

.    Dissing CC? Now you've crossed a line! Just wait till Pete finds out. Excuse me while I seek cove

IMO, the only way to disrespect a CC is to not take care of it. If the Maloons thought they were building them to reward the religious segment of the boating public, I'm afraid they only got it half right. Their creations have brought much joy into the lives of people with very diverse beliefs, kinda like this site. They should be very proud!
I believe Charles Darwin would approve. He was an accomplished better afterall. Maybe I should change the name of my boat to "The Beagle".

boat dr wrote: Maybe it's more about the good that comes out vs. the bad that goes in... Possibly too deep?

Maybe, Dr, maybe.

Gas is $4 something at every station this week. That's about as high as I've ever seen. Not hearing anything about it on the news.

ononewheel wrote: skicat2001 wrote: ononewheel wrote: John, You must be a DIG BOY.   Oh my, cannot believe Lee stepped back into the fray of non-believers, and liberals. I guess he is doing gods work, but boy, he has a long road ahead of him convincing this die hard progressive. Years of Catholic school, couldn't do it. Defintley not a non believer. And you being a liberal your the one going be judged not me. Youu liberals are way out there in your moral values, and are idiotic to your economic polocies. I ll stick to my strict catholic moral beleifs and conservative economic thinking. So I will be judged, and not you since you believe?   Better think about that for a minute. I didn't think it was that easy.    Why even try, then? If that is the case, then sure, I believe.   Can I be forgiven of all my sins by simply asking?    This is easy. Drink too much, ask for forgivness. Smoke, curse, etc, just ask for forgiveness and it's done. I better get to asking for forgivness before I forget all the wrong I did. Oops, it might be too late already, I sent a few bits of lead flying and....Bible says, "eye for an eye, and tooth for a tooth", guess I know what happens to me when I'm dead and burned. I don't think I'll mind. Don't bother shaming me into your beliefs, that is something that needs to come from within, and your outside shnanigans aren't working.

off course we will be judged one day you goofball. What you think we just in the ground...
No follow the ten comandments you will do just fine. People like yourself are freeloaders and are out in la la la land. I wouldnt even try to explain my religion to you. Waste of breath..

That last time gas hit $4.00, I believe it was rght before the last election and it was a contributing factor in croaking the economy and getting Obama elected. $4 gas in a rual state like Maine kills the economy and really hurts people. Heating oil must be right up there, too. It doesn't help knowing Brits pay double.

Riley wrote: That last time gas hit $4.00, I believe it was rght before the last election and it was a contributing factor in croaking the economy and getting Obama elected. $4 gas in a rual state like Maine kills the economy and really hurts people. Heating oil must be right up there, too. It doesn't help knowing Brits pay double.

I disagree, it does help. When we open our eyes and look at this commodity in terms of how the rising global prices will affect our economy in the future we will continue to be behind the curve. We need to have alternatives. Too much of our exported cash and trade imbalance goes right out the dirty tailpipe. That Dino Goo isn't going to get any cheaper.
Our friends in other countries have recognized this and already ski behind CNG powered boats.

Sixty four percent of the cost of fuel in London is taxes.

Eleven and half percent in Ohio.

Helpful? No, not there, not here.