Gibbs has his rules and I have mine. The only difference is my list will continue to be amended and modified as I get older, I mean wiser.
- The captain does not go down with the ship, but he is the last one off.
- No Bell Peppers on-board!
- If you don’t know how to use the head, ask, I’m not cleaning up your mess.
- The sea does not have lawyers, but if you disrespect her, you will be tried.
- Sunscreen
- Yes we may have the right of way, but I’m not sinking the boat to prove it.
- Shipshape and Bristol fashion is a life style.
- Don’t always trust GPS, it’s run by the government, know your position.
- Carry a knife.
- If you don’t know what you are doing on a boat, start bartending.
- As a guest: bring rum, be happy, help clean up.
- Shoes or bikinis, you can only wear one, choose wisely.
- If you don’t want it on the ocean floor take it out of your pocket.
- When in doubt take it slooooow, panicking only makes it worse faster.
- If you’re having trouble communicating, shouting doesn’t make it any clearer.
- Anchoring is both skill and art, always strive for a proficient masterpiece.
- If it’s not broken don’t fix it.
- Yes, as a matter of fact, everything does have a place.
- Pee on the leeward side of the boat.
- Lower the volume on the stereo so the captain can see better.
- Always check there’s toilet paper before and not after.
- Never go to a bar when you’re thirsty.
- Rubber bands are for office supplies, Use a rope and tie a knot
- Never put a body part between a boat and any object.
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