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Rhamlin
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Nice. How many crew?
I know someone who can teach you how to drive that thing...
7 usually unless we have a trainee. No cook unfortunately. But the guys do what they can if they got the time.
Mr funny man😄
How many blackjack and crap tables does it have?
"I ain't got no Opus's"
LLA - Lancero Lovers of America
2016 Gang War (South)
May I assss u a ?
Zero to sixty in HOW many seconds.....???? 🤣🤣
You mean zero to six. LOL!
Probably running 20 cylinder EMD engines, so I wouldn't think they would be too much of a slug.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Welcome home, Ricky!
What's her name, her length and her beam?
I don't find a pic of her on the Amherst Madison web site. Is she new to the fleet?
That's pretty Kool. My ride is a few years old mow, but the Wife's new broom is a Subaru Outback
you mean?:
Wow, looks like he was a forceps delivery baby.
wife is getting one of these next month, it has been a dream of her's for 60 years:
Nice, we had a Coachman pop up camper when I was a kid.
I know, You're a big dog and I'm on the list.
Let's eat, GrandMa. / Let's eat GrandMa. -- Punctuation saves lives
It'll be fine once the swelling goes down.
Yeah she is. Bought from ACBL. Used to be Captain Bill Stiles.
MV Amherst 150’ x 42’ and 44’ tall. 5600 hp.
But does it have a hot tub?
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
LOL you got me
Nope. Deckhands would just break it anyway.
I imagine deckhands are like cops. If you lock a cop in a room with an eight foot piece of I-beam, he will break it, lose it or screw it.
I worked as a deckhand on a 130ft converted minesweeper for a couple of years. The ship was based on St. Croix and was involved in testing sonar buoys. We would go out over the Puerto Rican trench, have a plane drop the buoys and our boat would track a submarine. We had about 12 engineers aboard working on perfecting the buoys. Great job for a while. The contract ran out and the boat headed for New England and I was offered a job up north. To dam cold for me so I stayed on St. Croix.