My office

[DOCREED]

[seabob4]

So you got a new gig, huh Doc?

[DOCREED]

Same one.

[seabob4]

So what's up with the owner?  You just hangin out on the Choey while he completes his...assignment?  

[RickK]

You SUCK :!:  :!:  :!:

 :tongue: Jealous for sure.  But we miss you.

Have you touched the 250 lately (not that I have taken out my girls either).

[DOCREED]

You SUCK :!:  :!:  :!:

 :tongue: Jealous for sure.  But we miss you.

Have you touched the 250 lately (not that I have taken out my girls either).

NO,  I should sell it.

[RickK]

You could yow it aeound as the "dinghy" or whatever you call the crew boat that the big boats tow around with them.  It would get great gas milieage that way too  

[seabob4]

Tender, Rick.  But those guys usually like to drag along a YF or Intrepid...

[RickK]

Tender, Rick.  But those guys usually like to drag along a YF or Intrepid...

Yup, that's word I was looking for.  Was reading an article in "Boating" not too long ago about a yacht (or research ship) that was dragging an Intrepid 32 behind it and 10-15' seas and they said most of the time they couldn't even see the boat behind them and when the storm ended the Intrepid looked as good as it had before the storm.  Says tons about build quality. (and huge scuppers)

[SaltH2OHokie]

The real big boy's don't have to drag it...they have a crane on-board to picks her up and sits her down.

My buddy is a defense contractor with the Navy and on one of his various trips to some far-away port there was a private "ship" that had a 36' twin inboard express with a two level tower sitting sideways on the foredeck. Sent me a series of pictures that started with it zoomed in so it looked like it was blocked up on the hard at a marina and progressively zoomed out until you realized it was on the bow of a freaking ship.

On-topic: "jealous" seems an understatement.  My "office" is typically a beat-to-chit 20' jobsite trailer with iffy A/C and a view of a construction site.