Turn your speakers off and enjoy...

[1Buckshot]

Sorry guy's It' me. Its not the row boat that made me chose .42 . It was your lovely wife sound asleep. That what my wife dose when she has been working hard. She wants a boat that doesn't make noise and doesn't move around to much. Tab, forget about the ammo just buy her a bottle of wine from me and tell her to get some rest. And by the way, Tell her for me she looks fine, JUST FINE!

[tombogan03884]

Red Bikini at :20 seconds  or the silver Bikini handstand.
Their both on the same boat,which I think is in a couple other photo's as well, and since I suspect YOU posted the video, it makes sense, (to me any way ) that you would photo Mrs. TAB alone, not with others.
Otherwise, darn man, MKM might be the winner as well.
But what PegLeg said is dead on.


"but I will say this: From the looks of those ladies, which ever one she is, also being intelligent enough to be a doctor, AND she puts up with you, she is definitely a KEEPER!!!!!!!!"

[TAB]

None of my boats in that video...

Besides if I posted that video, I would have actually put decent music on it... not that crap.

[Timothy]

I'm guessing with the redhead in the green suit.

[tombogan03884]

Be interested in seeing your boats, I'm not a gear head, or much of a sailor, but boats are cool .
My favorites are Older sailing ships, Like the Cutty Sark, and Blue Nose .
If any one has info on a late 1800's Canadian Schooner named the "Fer de Lee's" (the spelling is correct according to older relatives )
I would appreciate a link, Same with info about James Parker Lee MM. Or Capt. Eldorado Lee, of Beaver Harbor New Brunswick.

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[DaverZ]

I win I win  45acp please  lol

[SwoopSJ]

she puts up with you

I think that, alone, makes her a keeper.   

Swoop

[Timothy]

Be interested in seeing your boats, I'm not a gear head, or much of a sailor, but boats are cool .
My favorites are Older sailing ships, Like the Cutty Sark, and Blue Nose .
If any one has info on a late 1800's Canadian Schooner named the "Fer de Lee's" (the spelling is correct according to older relatives )
I would appreciate a link, Same with info about James Parker Lee MM. Or Capt. Eldorado Lee, of Beaver Harbor New Brunswick.

You figure out a way to get here and I'll pay for your admission into Mystic Seaport Tom!

Actually, if you can recite the Nautical alphabet, I think it's free or discounted....

I'll start...

ALPHA

[twyacht]

I'd like to offer all the video participants to S. Florida, where boat "hood" ornaments are an art form.... and provide them a large vessel in which to make the boat look better....



They even make a john boat look good...

[TAB]

Be interested in seeing your boats, I'm not a gear head, or much of a sailor, but boats are cool .
My favorites are Older sailing ships, Like the Cutty Sark, and Blue Nose .
If any one has info on a late 1800's Canadian Schooner named the "Fer de Lee's" (the spelling is correct according to older relatives )
I would appreciate a link, Same with info about James Parker Lee MM. Or Capt. Eldorado Lee, of Beaver Harbor New Brunswick.

Most of the boats I've owned over the years have been 60-70s vintage.  either Vdrives or jets.  Some small sail boats as well.

I have 4 currently.

1 60s vintage jet, unknown make  421HO pontiac in it( they make 13 in 64, how it wound up in a boat I'll never know)
2  a Laser II
3 89 stoker 20' with a 2.5 bridge port merc on the back( about 280 hp)
4 the  new toy.  12' eleminator tunnel trubo charged RX8 motor and a berkeley.


One of my hobbys is buying old boats, fixing them up then selling them.  I never make any money with them, but for years it kept me from killing employees.