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Well someone in R.I. is a lot richer than they use to be.
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Someone in R.I. hit Power Ball
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i hate that guy..lol
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jpd wrote:
70' Viking?
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Congratulations Joe!
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70' Viking?
Congratulations Joe!
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I just cannot imagine having a boat like that. I mean I can, but my gosh, my family moans about not seeing me now and I have a tiny boat. If I had a big boat that I could live on 12 months out of the year, sell my house, have accommodations for my dogs, all the extras, I think I can quickly get use to a boat like that.
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Onemoredrift wrote:
I just cannot imagine having a boat like that. I mean I can, but my gosh, my family moans about not seeing me now and I have a tiny boat. If I had a big boat that I could live on 12 months out of the year, sell my house, have accommodations for my dogs, all the extras, I think I can quickly get use to a boat like that.
With a boat like that you could take them with you Barb
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This post edited by reelfisher 10:12 AM 02/13/2012
I just cannot imagine having a boat like that. I mean I can, but my gosh, my family moans about not seeing me now and I have a tiny boat. If I had a big boat that I could live on 12 months out of the year, sell my house, have accommodations for my dogs, all the extras, I think I can quickly get use to a boat like that.
With a boat like that you could take them with you Barb
This post edited by reelfisher 10:12 AM 02/13/2012
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Onemoredrift wrote:
I just cannot imagine having a boat like that. I mean I can, but my gosh, my family moans about not seeing me now and I have a tiny boat. If I had a big boat that I could live on 12 months out of the year, sell my house, have accommodations for my dogs, all the extras, I think I can quickly get use to a boat like that.
Thats so funny you should say that Barb, I dated a guy who was a Captain and had his boat in Freeport, I remember when we first started dating, we were out to dinner, it might have even been our first date, or second, just in conversation I asked where he lives, and he told me he lives in Queens, but then he said he usually lives on his boat. So now I'm thinking to myself, what kind of a homeless person is this guy (I met him in the midtown Manhattan bldg I worked in at the time, he was one of the union guys that do the sky scraper windows), who on earth lives on a boat? In my head I'm thinking this guy is sleeping in a sleeping bag on the floor of a row boat lol. But then I saw the boat......I WOULD LIVE ON THIS BOAT IN HALF A HEARTBEAT. It was 49 feet long, upstairs had a full kitchen and nice size living room, downstairs was 2 bedrooms, one with a kingsize bed and full wall unit with a stereo and tv, the other bedroom had bunkbeds, and there was a full bathroom. AWESOME. We dated for about a year and spent plenty of nights on that boat, it was so cool, only problem was this giy used to show up late (tell me he's picking me up at 1 then show up at 4) , or not show up at all and come up with some bs excuse so I dumped him. I didnt miss him too much but I sure missed that boat!!!
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I just cannot imagine having a boat like that. I mean I can, but my gosh, my family moans about not seeing me now and I have a tiny boat. If I had a big boat that I could live on 12 months out of the year, sell my house, have accommodations for my dogs, all the extras, I think I can quickly get use to a boat like that.
Thats so funny you should say that Barb, I dated a guy who was a Captain and had his boat in Freeport, I remember when we first started dating, we were out to dinner, it might have even been our first date, or second, just in conversation I asked where he lives, and he told me he lives in Queens, but then he said he usually lives on his boat.
So now I'm thinking to myself, what kind of a homeless person is this guy (I met him in the midtown Manhattan bldg I worked in at the time, he was one of the union guys that do the sky scraper windows), who on earth lives on a boat? In my head I'm thinking this guy is sleeping in a sleeping bag on the floor of a row boat lol. But then I saw the boat......I WOULD LIVE ON THIS BOAT IN HALF A HEARTBEAT. It was 49 feet long, upstairs had a full kitchen and nice size living room, downstairs was 2 bedrooms, one with a kingsize bed and full wall unit with a stereo and tv, the other bedroom had bunkbeds, and there was a full bathroom. AWESOME. We dated for about a year and spent plenty of nights on that boat, it was so cool, only problem was this giy used to show up late (tell me he's picking me up at 1 then show up at 4) , or not show up at all and come up with some bs excuse so I dumped him. I didnt miss him too much but I sure missed that boat!!!
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MakoMike wrote:
Margrock wrote:
Whatsamatta Mikey??
More information than we needed.
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I only said that cuz Barb was talking about living on a boat and I used to go out to Freeport and spend most weekends on it, it was just like living in a house.
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We used to just watch tv or play scrabble all night.
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Margrock wrote:
Whatsamatta Mikey??
More information than we needed.
Oh.
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The lucky Powerball ticket comes from Rhode Island; it was purchased at a Stop & Shop supermarket in Newport, lottery officials announced Monday at a press conference.
Either the one on Connell Hwy or the tiny one on Bellevue Ave.
I bought mine at the S'n'S on Rte 114 in the next town up.
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Either the one on Connell Hwy or the tiny one on Bellevue Ave.
I bought mine at the S'n'S on Rte 114 in the next town up.
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