Select to expand quoteMcNaughtical said..
Awww...thats very domestic loose change...could even be construed as romantic
Have not seen you as "Suzy home maker" yet wheres the scones and apron Mc Naughtical 
If your looking for an "old sea dog" you better start showing off you roasts and cakes 
Or How you can fillet a fish with one hand while flipping pancakes with the other plus throwing a beer to the old sea dog as well
Select to expand quoteMcNaughtical said..
Awww...thats very domestic loose change...could even be construed as romantic
Nah, the agent is coming to take pics for the listing ..... no construing in that.
What?? You reckon you can still bounce like that?? 
Have you got your radiator sorted yet?? If not give me a call. Unfortunately for me I am one of those helpful buggers.
Haha...yes I can still bounce like that...just a lot bouncier...lol...and yes I got my radiator sorted at GinGin. Not overheating any more. Thanks for asking.
Select to expand quoteMcNaughtical said..
I think I found Frant's shoes 
Id look over the side hes probably skinny dipping Mc Naughtical
Select to expand quoteMcNaughtical said..
I think I found Frant's shoes
just thank your lucky stars that hes not in them !!!
you should have got rid of the evidence !
They were clearly abandoned....at a Marina in a central coast queensland town...or maybe they ran away from home.
Select to expand quotecisco said..
This is the kind of domestic activity I like to see.
Did you actually film that or is it Google? Looks like typical Whitsunday crew!
Select to expand quotesouthace said..cisco said..
This is the kind of domestic activity I like to see.
Did you actually film that or is it Google? Looks like typical Whitsunday crew!
Poodle posted it first year or so ago. I just liked it so I saved it in my You Tube likes.
Select to expand quoteMcNaughtical said..
I can cook uo a storm while the boat is rolling around in the deep. .no trouble
Mc Naughtical I reckon, if you showed some of the old sea dogs on here how many ways you can cook a sea gull you would have them swimming to your boat.
Select to expand quoteMcNaughtical said...
would have to be very hungry to cook a seagull
Just remember they leave there mark so cooking them also removes the deck marks they leave Mc
Select to expand quoteHG02 said..McNaughtical said...
would have to be very hungry to cook a seagull
Just remember they leave there mark so cooking them also removes the deck marks they leave Mc
And you people thought this thread was getting weird when it was .....romance, ferro boats, pubic hair.
Thanks God, just talking. But you can survive on them.
Each year 100,000 mutton birds are killed for their meat, oil and feathers in Tasmania.
who fancy ....get ready
The hunting season runs from the 27th of March through to the 30th of April.
The recreational season runs from the 3rd of April through to the 18th of April.
good appetite
Mutton Birds get washed up at South West rocks in the hundreds at different times and die there...but wait....this is not very romantic!!! Unless someone is walking on that beach with me...lol 
Central QLD has the same, but that time is better take the boat out and cuddle behind the wheel.
how you do that..don't know, guess dropping the sails and anchor in middle of blue thing..
Select to expand quoteMcNaughtical said..
Anchored up somewhere nice...or set on autopilot
You dont need to do that to cook a seagull Mc Naughtical
Select to expand quoteHG02 said..
You dont need to do that to cook a seagull Mc Naughtical
wait while I stomp my foot ...... really hard .......... stop calling them SEAgulls .....they are just gulls.
Select to expand quoteLooseChange said..HG02 said..
You dont need to do that to cook a seagull Mc Naughtical
wait while I stomp my foot ...... really hard .......... stop calling them SEAgulls .....they are just gulls.
Tell that to Jonathan Livingstone..............................
Select to expand quoteLooseChange said..HG02 said..
You dont need to do that to cook a seagull Mc Naughtical
wait while I stomp my foot ...... really hard .......... stop calling them SEAgulls .....they are just gulls.
Ours "SEAGULLS" are special down here in the Marina I'm in, they have there very own pier. I kid you not, Ill take a photo tomorrow and show you
They don't go near our boats and we don't go near the SEAGULL pier
