Unanticipated dingy issue

Dave M.

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Oct 9, 2006
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Hermiston, OR
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270 DA
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7.4L, Bravo II
Was at my brothers house in Bremerton, visiting him and his wife. I mentioned I was in the market for a dingy and maybe small engine for the upcoming San Juan trip. My brothers wife, Dr. Kay, and I are fiddling around with guitars, she had just gotten a new Martin 000-15S. She lets me know I should forget this boating crap and buy a good Martin instead.

Loaned me her new guitar for a day, just to check it out, and I have to admit it is nice. Very plain, very nice sound. Pretty stiff competition for a dingy. May have to change my sig line.


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Was at my brothers house in Bremerton, visiting him and his wife. I mentioned I was in the market for a dingy and maybe small engine for the upcoming San Juan trip. My brothers wife, Dr. Kay, and I are fiddling around with guitars, she had just gotten a new Martin 000-15S. She lets me know I should forget this boating crap and buy a good Martin instead.

Loaned me her new guitar for a day, just to check it out, and I have to admit it is nice. Very plain, very nice sound. Pretty stiff competition for a dingy. May have to change my sig line.


It would make a great oar? Martin makes a nice guitar and it comes WITH a case! Dinghy's don't get a case and neither do outboards? We'll expect you to bring your guitar next summer. Maybe it will be replaced by one of these??? :)
 
I think the dingy does come with a carrying bag of some sort. The Martin comes with a very nice case. I had never seen a Martin case before, was surprised by the quality. There is this place in Portland called Pioneer Music ....
 
You can join my older son Jake playing, he'll be bringing a guitar or 3?
 
You can join my older son Jake playing, he'll be bringing a guitar or 3?

THREE? Do you strap those to the railing or was that the reason you wanted an arch! That's a lot of space! I'm sure it's great once you arrive, but three? No wonder you needed a larger boat! I'd hate to ask what the rest of the family brings! :)

The Martin's are very nice. I have a 40 plus year old Gibson that collects a lot of dust. I guess I should make sure it still works?
 
I think the guitar purchase works in this case because. . . .

Searays are to boats as Martins are to acoustic guitars.

Anything can be justified - it’s only when we feel the need to should it be questioned.
 
I say go for the martin. It just may last longer that a dinghy. If no, you have firewood...
 
Buy the dingy borrow the guitar. When you get really famous on the guitar, you can buy a bigger boat, autograph the guitar and give it back to her. Think about how great she will feel about improving your life!

-John
 
Darned if I know why the forum duplicated the posting. Of course, it doesn't know how to do a simple delete. Something for the successor to fix.
 
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I'm partial to keyboard instruments myself, but I'd go for the guitar over a dink. BTW, that reminds me of Jimmy Thackery's blues song. Sorry about the poor quality. You get what you get with youboob. I mean tube youtube.

Best regards,
Frank
 
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I'm partial to keyboard instruments myself, but I'd go for the guitar over a dink. BTW, that reminds me of Jimmy Thackery's blues song. Sorry about the poor quality. You get what you get with youboob. I mean tube youtube.

Best regards,
Frank

It's You Porn, Not You BOOb.
 

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