I had the great opportunity to spend the day with Kevin on the Megabyte. I was about to take my shoes off before boarding b/c the boat was so clean. However, when I took a peak into the bilge....well a picture is worth a thousand words. PS. - Note to self buy stock in Clorox as long as Kevin owns a boat.
Whose bilge is it?
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CaptainJim
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kevin would puke if he saw the exact same photo of the exact same hatch on my boat.
Jim - Kevin may have just done that. We left a little surprise in the bilge for him yesterday, before leaving the boat. 
I keep trying to tell these guys that it only looks clean in the photos because I'm using an antique (10 year old) Nikon CoolPix 800 digital camera with a 2.11 megapixel resolution.
If I ever buy a modern camera, you guys will get to see just how normal she really is!
and yes... Clorox is my friend. :wink:
If I ever buy a modern camera, you guys will get to see just how normal she really is!
and yes... Clorox is my friend. :wink:
Parker":se4iwlpr said:Jim - Kevin may have just done that. We left a little surprise in the bilge for him yesterday, before leaving the boat.
Yes... a bag of BBQ chips and a bottle of water.
While cleaning up the boat today, I discovered the 'prize' my crew left me yesterday, and I can say that I enjoyed the chips with an ice cold Miller Lite once the cleaning was done.
The water, on the other hand, was poured over the side.
CaptainJim
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Megabyte":3o8acnud said:Parker":3o8acnud said:Jim - Kevin may have just done that. We left a little surprise in the bilge for him yesterday, before leaving the boat.
Yes... a bag of BBQ chips and a bottle of water.
While cleaning up the boat today, I discovered the 'prize' my crew left me yesterday, and I can say that I enjoyed the chips with an ice cold Miller Lite once the cleaning was done.
The water, on the other hand, was poured over the side.
from the looks of it that's ALL you do with that boat: CLEAN!
how on earth you get that bilge so dry is beyond me
CaptainJim":2577e27v said:
It's not all I do, but it is my 'therapy' (keeping her clean, that is).
As for keeping her dry, I wedge the hatch open with a block of wood and let mother nature keep her dry.
If we get a shower and some water gets in, it doesn't take long for it to dry with it propped open. :wink:
