don't worry...I know plenty of GoM AB's who can't even tie those
So that's why they always wear slip on boots
then there is the other side of the coin...look at how far this seaman is able to toss his heaving line!
Goddamned seamen on most of the vessels I am on can't hit the dock with a heaving line after we're already alongside!
cmakin (January 10th, 2013), ForkandBlade (January 8th, 2013)
[QUOTE=c.captain;93762]don't worry...I know plenty of GoM AB's who can't even tie those[/QUOTE
It's the same in the Northeast. There must be a pandemic of granny knot AB's floating around. I love the old, " The rabbit comes out of the hole, around the tree and back in the hole again " bowline instructions.
Pretty good at the square knot too but there were times.
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One of my Pals, a Decky, has a Knot Board hanging in his living room, must be a thousand knots.
OK, I fibbed, at least 500.
~ the road goes on forever and the party never ends ~
hehehehe...... engineers..
ChiefRob (January 9th, 2013)
Notice how the dockside line handler is showing ZERO urgency in grabbing that line. Could it trouble these clowns to lengthen their stride a little?Originally Posted by c.captain
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