RESCUE AT SEA -INTERVIEW ON CAMERA

[kimmarie801]

he came too close to going down with his boat and he's crying because he lost his boat- well now

[ybobybbor]

who was lost at sea ?

[toyletseat666]

i know isnt Nate great?! He's a movie star now

[dimpledy]

Good job, Nate; living is always the better choice. You sounded great! Mimi directed me here. Hello, toyletseat666 (it's micturate, which you should probably know with your username), which step are you? Nacey

[toyletseat666]

ah yes you are right I totally mispelled that haha, what was I thinking? must have been pretty tired. Ruby's sister, Maya, Adam's daughter

[tsenator]

But the MOST INCREDULOUS statement was (Quote) " I thought I'd lose the boat one day to an accident or theft or something like that. The idea is to keep your total investment in the boat low, that way if you lose it you can get another one"

[tsenator]

All one needs to do is watch and listen to this video and you will realize that the skipper willfully and knowing went to the open ocean with a "less than able boat".

He might have lived about this boat for a year but he obviously doesn't know very much about sailing. So many things just POP out when he talks that shows that.

[tsenator]

"I think the mast wast bent 5% or so. It was a keel stepped mast & cabin is what keeps the mast straight " WRONG-cabin has very little to do with the proper alignment of mast. Yes cabin w/rubber-wood 'partners' help keeps the mast there from moving around but keel stepped mast is mostly kept in place by the keel & the stays and shrouds. His implying that the mast was out of wack because of the cabin where the mast passes through shows he knows very little on what keeps a mast up and straight!

[tsenator]

But the MOST INCREDULOUS statement was (Quote) " I thought I'd lose the boat one day to an accident or theft or something like that. The idea is to keep your total investment in the boat low, that way if you lose it you can get another one"

[tsenator]

OMG ! -- Did he actually SAY that ? And to take two innocent people out into the open ocean in an admittedly ~marginal~ boat is unbelievable. On top of that his selfishness probably incurred a few hundreds of thousands of dollars in the cruise line expenses to pick up this sorry guy. He has no respect for anyone else. Just hail and make someone else get him, even if he knows he went to sea on a boat he knew he probably lose soon and didn't care.

[tsenator]

All one needs to do is watch and listen to this video and you will realize that the skipper willfully and knowing went to the open ocean with a "less than able boat". He might have lived about this boat for a year but he obviously doesn't know very much about sailing. So many things just POP out when he talks that shows that.

[tsenator]

Quotes and terminology he used

" Damage from the Roller furling -Boom- " Roller furling Boom !? There is no such thing -- he must mean the roller furling -drum- but he said roller furling -boom- more than a few times.

[tsenator]

"I think the mast wast bent 5% or so. It was a keel stepped mast & cabin is what keeps the mast straight " WRONG-cabin has very little to do with the proper alignment of mast. Yes cabin w/rubber-wood 'partners' help keeps the mast there from moving around but keel stepped mast is mostly kept in place by the keel & the stays and shrouds. His implying that the mast was out of wack because of the cabin where the mast passes through shows he knows very little on what keeps a mast up and straight!

[toyletseat666]

omg thank you for posting this!!! the dude with the dreads and the bandana is my step brother. lol "migderating off the boat"...that's totally somethjng he would do.