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Re: Rinker 350/360 2007+ Random Topics

Use the shut off valve on the shower head. Wet up, water off, soap up, water on and rinse.

Handymans342

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Re: Rinker 350/360 2007+ Random Topics

YYZRC said:

@LaRea when you did your engine bay overhaul did you upgrade your water heater? Thoughts on going to a 11 gallon?

You can install what ever fits

Handymans342

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Re: NHL hockey thread

I watched the first period. Boring.

LaRea

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Re: Pet peeves about photos in used boat ads

The oem bikini babe may have aged worse than the boat

PickleRick

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Re: Pic Of The Day

I use the port side shore power at my slip, I only used the starboard side for one week when I first bought the boat. It’s nice having the option though.

aero3113

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Re: Toilet Backingwashing question

Great place to start. Have plenty of towels. It isnt a fun job.

davidbrooks

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Re: UFOs

LaRea said:

Governments have lots of tech you don't know about, and they are very good at hiding it from the public. But it's all stuff that humans invented.

Here's another concept from Sagan's books.

In the vast timescale of the universe, life on Earth has existed for only the tiniest blink of an eye. If there is life on another planet, it probably didn't evolve at exactly the same time as humans did. It has probably existed for many millions of years, if not billions of years. This life form has had enough time to develop technology so advanced that humans can't begin to comprehend it. Therefore, Sagan argued, it seems unlikely that such an advanced life form would use a primitive little flying tin can that's sorta like the ones humans use, but slightly better.

I have always liked Sagan and I agree with much of what he has written. I read Cosmos as a young man. The answer to the universe may be (probably is) beyond our comprehension. It would be like trying to explaining how an airplane flies to your dog. They simply don't have the brainpower to understand. I think humans are still too primitive to see the larger picture.