Mothership

So who's culpable if a ship is taken places it's not designed to go? is it the captain, or the company who planned the journey? Being China, who gets nailed for it (and someone most likely will) is often incidental to who's at fault.

Are the answers separated into single hull versus multihull?

Is this the done thing, or do we all wait for better weather? Be honest now...

It's that time of year, where everyone empties out the boat of the go fast gear, puts in the squabs (if it's a racer) and stocks up for the typical NZ boatie break. Who's off to where, this year?

^^

So who's daughter did you run away with?

Here is the world so worried about species dying, and greenery being chopped down at alarming rates, when it turns out it's just been relocated to the bottom of peoples' boats.

Do we even want to ask why his dunny lids are semi-transparent?

Plus food, or are you just feeding them scraps? (which is all they currently deserve, by the sounds of it!)

TIm, we saw you going past on Wednesday, very much on a lean. Sorry didn't get any decent pics, as was too busy watching the show!

*ahem* and maybe one for the creator? You think Tim should get TWO bottles of rum? That's mighty kind of you!

Probably soonish.

I heard that the no one is will allow proas to enter for the bigger races. A good reason why, or...

is anyone else reading this and thinking WTF? I don't know what's happened here, but it's not pretty in the least. I thought new ideas would be embraced and acknowledged, if they pan out; not lambasted before they even hit the water. Kiwis are an ingenious bunch when left to our devices, as the people fighting for class racing will attest to. It's one thing to knock the idea or technology, but this is getting personal. Either agree to disagree, or wait until the rubber meets the road...or hulls meet the water, if you like.