Caption Contest(!)
Whew! This month has come in with a Bang! We’ve been so busy since April 1 we almost forgot to share this month’s Caption Contest(!). Lucky for us all a little reminder fairy tapped us on the shoulder.
So here it is, your new challenge:
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You can find last month’s Caption Contest(!) winner and next top 10 in the April issue of Latitude 38.
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For sale; RONCO Reef guard. Don’t let those underwater obstacles ruin your boat’s new paint job. Guaranteed to prevent dings. (Guarantee good for 1 hour in the water or 1 day out of the water, whichever comes first.
On his way to the South Pacfic, Smarty thought a well placed fender would be a perfect cushion for a smooth landing on any coral reef !
Whale Bumper, Beta Version
A new twist on the 5 mph bumper.
What About Bob 2
“No, they said it was ‘insurance” for the re-launching…”
Nose job!
Finally, the cheap solution for lack of a depth sounder and charts!
“I said put the cover on the wheel, not the fender on the keel!”
“Hey Joe, that’s a dumb idea. Duct tape will never hold that on underway. You need to use galvanized lag bolts!”
It took me hours to fair this keel. I’m not taking any chances.
“We be under a fathom, Capt’n! Need we strap on the fender?”
It’s amazing what’s required to get cruising insurance renewed these days!
It’s a bender fender
I haven’t hit my head on it since I taped that on there!
That’s a good one.
4Seas is launching new Forward Looking Fenders for fearless South Seas forays! Enjoy the Tuamotus with eco-friendly coral head protection!
You put baby’s bottle where, Gulliver!
She’s a bit heavy in the nose, this will fix it.
Fagawdsake, Mom, stop nagging! I can fend for myself!
Damm those remoras!
Boatyard that caters to powerboats: “We don’t know what this thing is but we’re taking no chances.”
Ye, the boats balance was off but its all fixed now
When you can’t afford a depth sounder.
Do you really need that floaty to keep you bow up?
Dave’s solution for the navigationally challenged is sure to be Silicon Valley’s next unicorn.
Boatyard bottom painter said he always includes a little cushion in his estimates.