Quote:
Originally Posted by OCDACTIVE
"...it also proves your point that pontoons can easily throw a bigger wake then what my A/T will at speed..."
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Apples to oranges: Your wake will be greater at the relatively slow speed in this photo.
(And a roostertail is not a wake).
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfeboro_Baja
Somewhat; [New here] I joined Jan 2008 and have just 127 posts..."
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Then you missed this post on polling of boater opinions
here.
Quote:
Originally Posted by OCDACTIVE
"...You must be somewhat new here..."
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Your user-name is also new here, if I'm left to guess, and missed the same post: (
here).
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfeboro_Baja
Where exactly did I "leave out" Winni?  |
The more concise questionaire should have read:
1) Yes, I do own a GFBL Boat
on Lake Winnipesaukee.
2) Yes, I do own a GFBL Boat
but on different waters.
3) No, I do Not own a GFBL Boat
on Lake Winnipesaukee.
4) No, I do Not own a GFBL Boat
but on different waters.
What validity does a poll have when it includes votes of those who boat on distant waters?
Was it
a committee that drew up this poll?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfeboro_Baja
"...Must be nice to afford EIGHT boats! I'm lucky to have one...!"
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Actually, I have ten boats,
but these eight are on Winnipesaukee!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfeboro_Baja
"...Did I say anything about ignoring the night-time limit? No...Did I even mention daytime or nighttime speed limits? No.
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1) This poll
is in the Speed Limits forum.
2)
Dave R is right: this poll should have been limited to SL opponents.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfeboro_Baja
"...If the state would allow a switchable exhaust, I could be quieter on the lake and I would be MORE than happy to use it early in the morning or late at night;
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You don't suppose it was Winnipesaukee Cowboys who, after Midnight, "used their
switchable exhaust at night"—to abuse such rights—that brought about
today's restriction on what is a totally residential neighborhood?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfeboro_Baja
"...This isn't a perfect world, it's just a forum and I'm not a professional debater..."
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Nobody's asking for perfection.
While an Internet poll can be defeated by a determined group, a poll
does has to be reasonably concise.
IMHO