Recession depression = doom and gloom

The activity referred to has a word that rhymes/sounds similar to your expression - or was that a typo?

 

take a look at these beautys. http://www.marinestove.com/futurestoves.htm

 

IMP 220 Sports Fisherman

Greetings all, I need some assistance please. I have moved out of the US and left my 1989 IMP 21' 220 Sports Fisherman and trailer in Ohio. I want to sale it and was hoping someone could advise me how much I should ask for it. The boat is in good shape ready to be used on the water and it comes with GPS,Fish Finder, Rod holders.


Thanksin advance for any help you provide.



Fred

 

Load it and ship it with you?

Prospect is not bright economics wise - bear bubble about to collapse to a true bear market listen here http://www.financialsense.com/fsn/main.html by downloading the files (right click on your preferred format and "save link as" to your preferred directory for listening at your convenience - a bit verbose - actually quite verbose - but generally has a good overall reputation for saying it as it is - and not all that ******** and "motherhood statements" found on the major media networks...

 

Hes already moved --if I read his post correctly. I suppose he wants an offer from someone in Ohio.

If I lived near I would certainly make him an offer, but Im not.

 

Oh sorry tactmed223, start a thread "for-sale" and post pictures and inventory and all about what is offered and ask for offers...

 

hey Tactmed
Im thinking a broker is what you need
that way you get the best price even if you pay a fee to sell it
best
B

good idea Mas it will get some looks and you might just get lucky

 

and we will have another thread to "pirate", or analyse the vessel/rig...

 

ya I saw that was happening
and tried to quit
sorry
if you like I can go back and erase those

 

WTF? I was talking about US having another thread to invade and also talk about the boat for sale - we could charge him "appearance money" for leading our "followers" to the new site to see what we were doing this time

 

oh
well I was kinda spilling over onto this thread which was supposed to be on economics influencing boating

so I deleted some stuff anyway
no worries

no he was just asking a question mate
no worries
now he will hopefully get his boat up on the for sale page ( if there is one )
and have done himself a favor by asking
although a commission would buy a few pints

where did that guy go

 

deleted and scarpered? - look for a new thread by - - Tactmed - -

 

scarpered
e gads that is a word

 

English Australian and English British dictionaries know it - sort of escaped type of disappeared...

 

It is only a matter of time. And sailors are also a perfect excuse. There was a talk in my (swiss) company that when on board, we all carry bracelets with mini radio-transmitters. In case of trouble (sinkin' ship) satellite detection could trace sailors in heavy seas...One step before chipping...

So true. Many people still believe in the old ways and some miraculous change on the markets. The problem is with production outsourced to poorer countries, the "rich" (like usa) have now %^*@ all to fall back to. And only production makes money in times of crisis. Usa is now deep in money printing, just as England. And Iceland, poor frozen herrings...

Sheep, that is now an undeserved compliment to humans and an insult to those noble animals. Sorry, sheep.

On a lighter note, I'll be retiring in a ripe old age of 36 after this last voyage, to my organic farm. I have started it few years ago and it has taken off nicely. I do not need this **** any more (sea sickness and sailors stories how we "never" get sick. What a bull.)

The first to raise his/her hand and says that s/he had never bee seasick is a *&%^&$ liar. Or has never been on a sea 4 or higher. I'm still dirty on that hurricane last month off the Oz coast...three days of 15-20 metres deep sea waves...When I finally set my feet on the dirt for good, I'll show the finger to the sea.

As much as I love it deeply for the memories...