FinChasers Marketing

Someday, I need to donate a boat of mine to LakeO for homecoming week or whatever. Let them spray it up with Anti-Pacer stuff and wack away at it with sledge hammers like we used to do to an old car every year.

The problem is that I don't think they could get through an FC hull. We'll even rent a back-ho to drop a huge rock on the boat, or lift up the boat and drop it on the rock. (Check out this great video from Lavro who makes the second best hull to mine and gets very little credit in the industry for it.)

So we also have another company's composite hull driftboat on a trailer around behind the high-school that has been sprayed up by Seniors in the "Young Entreprenuers Club" in the same anti-Pacer way, but instructing them to leave enough of the "CLA..K..CR..FT" or "H..DE" name. Let them bash that all up. Capturing it on video.

A few Noahs

I would not put it past my God to have spoken to a few guys before
the flood. The stories that end up finishing in another part of the
world may beer away from my God, but I wouldn't put it past him to
have tried.

Eliot

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The art of Turin

I believe the shroud is perfect art from a genius mind. Even the
long fingers and disproportianate height make perfect sense to me.
Imagine the coloration of the shroud being caused by the brilliant
white-hot light of the risen Lord discoloring the fabric as his "body"
is restored to it's now supremely enlightened state. And the body
moving in an instantaneous but angelically slow in regal motion. The
forefinger seperating from the others first and them the middle finger
following it. Dragging across the fabric and removing it from the
other fingers in subsequent sequence and creating the appearance of
disproportion.
Imagine both legs lifting simultaneously from mostly bending at the
hip. The feet experience the same excess duration of contact as the
body emerges from the cloth and by this time the hands and arms have
removed the top half of cloth from contact with the front of the body.

DaVinci was a step ahead of todays investigators. Smart dude

Eliot

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