> > Last week in chat, I was talking about some work I was doing on my boat, and somebody asked me when the boat would be done.
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> > Brunnen-"constantly approaching perfection"G
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> Anybody who has ever tried to restore anything will understand. It reminds me of a boat I saw somewhere on that last cruise. She was a ketch, if that's the rig with a small mast behind the main mast, and her name was "Money Pit."
> Howard

What is the name of Brunnen_G's boat? Or has that been established here before...

....which brings to mind a purely strange conversation I overheard between coworkers regarding what a good name for a dog might be. One woman earnestly insisted that boat names would work well for dogs too (we come across a lot of vessel names in our business). I've been mulling this over for a while now and all I could come up with are perhaps Nina or Pinta (but not the Santa Maria). And possibly Bismark for a German Shepard. At the fringe of thought lies naming a dog that would eat anything "Old Ironsides"... Unfortunately the mental link has now been established and when I come across a new vessel name I tend to try it out as a dog name too.

koala""Fetch, P & O Nedlloyd Jakarta! Heel, Cho Yang Maru!"mom