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I don't own a boat yet, but one of my major concerns about owning one is getting hijacked or robbed or killed out at sea where I would be a long way from help. Is this something that rarely happens, or does everyone have to arm themselves?

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Bill, you scare me. You're the reason I would want a gun on my boat.
Bill, I'm no expert, but I think you're the one with self-esteem issues.
Mom told me not to talk to crazy people. ROFL
There may be the outside chance that sailing the open ocean just isn't for you. Your fear of being attacked and murdered by armed thugs really is a bit over the top. There's a lot to worry about when cutting ties to a land based life. Your having "being hijacked, robbed or killed" as being a major concern is more than a little disturbing.

Skin cancer is a bigger threat to cruisers than criminals.

Bill
s/v Veranda
Veranda422.blogspot.com
Thanks for the advice, old man. Go have your nap. Maybe you'll feel better in the morning. Too much beer gets an old man cranky.
Hey Bill, you're like an angry old man with too much time on his hands. Aren't there other people you could harrass? You're not really adding anything to this discussion.


I will not get sucked into this discussion... I will not get sucked into this discussion... I will not get sucked into this discussion... I will not get sucked into this discussion...

(But that doesn't mean I'm not following it.)
good one..lol
great one ~!~!~*!~*!
Just because you're not paranoid doesn't mean people really aren't out to get you. (Sigmund Fraud)
just watch dead calm and go from there lol......roflmfao-----this thread makes as much sense as the story game and the second story game lol....btw--bill and veranda are dead on accurate lol.....
Gee, Zee. I am actually living out the story game. Dressin n rehearsin even. Got cardboard cutouts of everyone, backdrops and sound effects. lol. btw, Im outta 'shrooms.

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