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Gert van Leest
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by Gert van Leest Feb 7th, '11, 16:04
Women are like boats ,the older they get , the more money and professional help they need to look beautiful.
Carl
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by Carl Feb 7th, '11, 16:17
I thought "Oh No" for a sec, as I was gonna be yours...
Dug
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by Dug Feb 7th, '11, 16:23
Hey! The boat made it in, and the crane didn't dump into the water. What more could you want??? :)
Ironman
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by Ironman Feb 7th, '11, 17:25
Hey looks like..any launch is a good one....??
Tommy
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by Tommy Feb 7th, '11, 17:42
Gert,
bob lico
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by bob lico Feb 7th, '11, 19:20
the wife in this family far,far exceed any imaginal expenses the boat may tally.!!!
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RussP
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by RussP Feb 8th, '11, 08:27
Lucky the bow sling on the second rig slipped off or it would have been a double dunking. Things like this should never happen with computers in the modern cranes. The rigs were so overloaded they never even boomed out or swung over the side when the bottom fell out. Boy I'm glad I don't operate cranes anymore.
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