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trade ye two blind ones fer one wi' no teeth Geez... What ever happened to just using Old Bay Crab Boil????? Jas. Hook

IB - Love the photo. "Hey, I'm a personal friend of Scooby-Doo." Jas. Hook

A lot of good information here. Thanks for all your replies. Jas. Hook

Pearly - Welcome from the Hook without the 'e'. Jas. Hook

I bought an '97 Nissan Sentra... I wanted white but the salesman had a green one that wasn't moving. He made the right offer and deal was done. He jokenly said the sales staff had nicknamed the car the 'Frog' because of the color and the name stuck. It sported a 'The Frog' decal and a green Peace Frog sticker on tne rear window during it's life. It was done in by an unlicensed Don. Jas. Hook

Anyone on the reason or usage of the f replacing s in a sentence? Jas. Hook

Crabs Jas. Hook

Oatmeal and tea. Jas. Hook

Hummmmmm... that thar manly wristy band looks like it would stop a sword cut. Jas. Hook

Hammock Jas. Hook

Thanks Capt. S - But too louded for the office at lunchtime... will try later. Huzzah! Jas. Hook

Hummmmm... a grapnel hook for boardings might come in handy. Jas. Hook

Ewwwww... Coconut Malibu The work emasculated comes to mind. I just finished a few Yuengling's Bock Beers. Jas. Hook

Lieutenant - Check your schools library if they have the two Boarders Away, I & II books by Wm. Gilkerson. Jas. Hook I still think he a spy from the Royal Navy

Ahoy and Bonjour Monsieur Bichon, welcome aboard! However the best rum comes from the BWI or Bermuda. Jas. Hook

Foxe - Three Rums Up on the craftmanship. Most excellent! Jas. Hook

My garage... is a capped Ford F-150. Jas. Hook

Ahoy, capn'rob! - For some strange reason the 'Patience' appears to be missin' 'er pot-hauler. Must be hidden behind that aft cabin. Ahoy, captscurvey_nc! - Bugger us all if we couldn't a'figure that one out. Jas. Hook Be it a boat, ship or tavern it be Hook's Reef

Korisios - Here's a tidbit for ye... ...Hernandez had done so, and had sent this party under de Garro on purpose to open a communication from Nicaragua with the north coast, by which to receive supplies from old Spain. When all this was explained to Sandoval, he sent Captain Luis Marin to communicate the intelligence to Cortes, in expectation that he would support the views of Hernandez. I was sent along with Marin on this occasion, our whole force consisting of ten men. Our journey was exceedingly laborious, having to cross many rivers which were much swollen by the rains, and we had at times to make our way through hostile Indians armed with large heavy lances, by which two of our soldiers were wounded. We had sometimes three difficult rivers to cross in one day; and one river, named Xagua, ten leagues from Triumpho de la Cruz, detained us for two days. By the side of that river we found the skeletons of seven horses, which had belonged to the troops of de Oli, and had died from eating poisonous herbs. Several of the rivers and inlets on our journey were much infested by alligators... General History and Collection of Voyages and Travel Volume 4 eBook www.bookrags/ebooks/12314/227/html Jas. Hook </I>

Thanks, Major. Going over the bridge yesterday at 6AM it looked like a vision of the past layin' at anchor in the morning twilight. Jas. Hook

WRW - E-mail sent Jas. Hook

I spotted a three-mast ship anchored just East of the Stepping Stones Light off Sands Point NY this AM. Anyone have a clue to the vessels identity? Jas. Hook