It's not a BOAT......

[aba555]

When we cruised on the Sovereign, Captain Loekling said the difference between a ship and a boat was that a ship has a captain and a boat has a frustrated husband and an angry wife!:)

 

 

That is so funny! We have a "boat" and I can attest that the above quote is true!

[barbyma]

I'm having way too much fun reading this thread!!!:p

 

Did someone mention "mustard"? (I'm pretty sure I get it):D

 

How about "would of" instead of "would have"

 

~Stephanie

first time cruiser....ship, boat, whatever...just get me ON IT!!

 

"Intensive Purposes" always gets a laugh from me!

 

Barb

[AmandaNS]

According to The Oxford Dictionary of Current English, one of the definitions of the word "boat" is "any ship".

 

I've had a great laugh while reading this thread!!

[PhoenixCruiser]

But while doing so, did you say anything that would cause NASCAR to take away 25 points and fine you $25,000?

 

hahaha!

 

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[EDnLISA]

I spent 9 years working in a shipyard building super tankers and large Naval vessels. We always called them boats. What did we know?

 

EDn LISA

[ORANGEinINDY]

ir·re·gard·less (îr´î-gärd¹lîs) adverb

Without having any irregard

 

[Onessa]

I can live with vessel, ship, boat, tub, or whatever as long as Stewart doesn't have to call me out of the dinning room to my mustard station because we are going down!

[barbyma]

I just read a post on another thread that referred to the "dinner" room. :confused:

[imsulin2]

Well, by enlarge, I liked this thread alot!

 

I suppose it's why they don't sing:

"Row, row, row your ship, gently down the stream....."

[mohavemommy]

boat n. 1. A relatively small, usually open craft of a size that might be carried aboard a ship. 2. A dish (often boat-shaped) for serving gravy or sauce.

 

ship n. 1. A vessel of considerable size for deep-water navigation.

 

:D :D

[Merion_Mom]

A boat is something you put gravy in (at least in England).:)

Is this why, when the SHIP is sinking, they say that it's going to "Gravy Jones' Locker"?? ;) :D

[Osnab]

"Intensive Purposes" always gets a laugh from me!

 

Barb

 

Reminds of me "Statue of limitations"

Felicia

[TheWog]

Reminds of me "Statue of limitations"

Felicia

 

Isn't it 55 miles per hour? :confused::D

[Grumm]

A lot of the large floating things we holiday on have the prefix "MV" would "Marine Vessell" put this thing to bed once and for all?

 

Al

[Nliedel]

It's a boat. Yep I said it. I feel so much better now! ;)