ZZ13
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Our future daughter-in-law's bachelorette cruise on our boat in Charleston on Saturday. There were 12 in total.
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My Vacu-flush survived!...
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AFD
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- Jul 29, 2012
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- Boat Info
- 1997 Sundancer 290 The fat beam version
- Engines
- twins.
Starboard 5.0 alpha 220HP
Port 357 alpha 275hp
4HP Yamaha for Dinghy
Ha ha ha. How many rolls of TP did they go through? My wife had a bad habit of using 17 handfuls of tp every time she would pee. I made her help clean out the clogged and we no longer have that problem.
- Aug 23, 2013
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- Boat Info
- 2005 Sea Ray 280 Sundancer
- Engines
- Twin 4.3L 220 HP, Alpha 1 Drives, 5E Genny, AC
That's a lot of hormones... You deserve a medal !!!
ZZ13
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My two crew (wife and daughter) are also female. I was outnumbered 14-1. Good thing I had 16 life jackets on the boat. Both Vacu-flush were essentially running non-stop for 4 hours. But they are all wonderful and were a joy to be around.
Gofirstclass
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Good job on getting through that cruise. Lots of eye candy, and that always makes it fun.
When we have female guests on board I caution them to only use 3 sheets at a time, telling them that 4 or more MIGHT cause it to backup and if it does, we'll know who did it.
With that caution we've had no problems.
When we have female guests on board I caution them to only use 3 sheets at a time, telling them that 4 or more MIGHT cause it to backup and if it does, we'll know who did it.
With that caution we've had no problems.
