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Started by crazycarl, May 05, 2021, 07:12:54 PM

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curtisv

Quote from: crazycarl on May 13, 2021, 07:13:03 PM
There is a beautiful Ted Gozzard sailboat in tow for a mere $200,000.

That would be one project too many and a bit expensive as well.  Its not often a Gozzard goes for that little unless it needs attention and/or its one of the smaller ones (under 40').
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curtisv

When my son rents he just offers 12 month rent up front and they leave him alone.  No co-sign, no life history needed.  He mostly plays poker for a living so can't provide a W-2 form or 1080 form.  The casinos do report winnings to IRS.  He gets a lease and if he leaves early with proper written notice he waves the lease and if not getting a refund send a small claims court subpoena and promptly gets a check.  Just needed that once.
Unlike Carl no time in prison.
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crazycarl

After meeting several couples who are also looking for a rental and finding one, we tried to contact local, county, and state police in Illinois to run a check for us. Unfortunately we needed to request it in person so we tried Pamilco county sheriff and they printed out our criminal history.  WOW!  I had no idea Joanie had done all those things!  Yesterday we moved into a 3 bed, 2 bath, 1 year old house.  The move went smooth as we dont have any furniture.  I forgot the pump for the inflatable bed so while at wallyworld we picked up 2 folding lawn chairs to have a place to sit.  Opening all the boxes, we discovered we failed to bring any bowls, plates, or cups.  We went to the boat, buy all I found was a tea kettle and dish clothes.  At least now with a kitchen we aren't spending $100 a day eating out.

We met with the contractor today.  Despite the rise in building materials, we are going ahead with the house.

Our next step is to get NC drivers licenses, vehicle plates, and register the boat.  But first, we are driving home to rent a large trailer and bring the bedroom, living room, and kitchen furniture down.

I've put over 400 miles on my bicycle while here, and caught a redfin and 2 groupers from our dock.  I've also spotted several Suncats and a Daycat at the town docks.

Every time Joan sees the white caps on the Neuse she pushes me to buy a larger boat, but I'm doing my best to resist.  Wow, I'm the responsible one now.  What happened there?
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curtisv

Quote from: crazycarl on June 02, 2021, 10:53:06 PM

Every time Joan sees the white caps on the Neuse she pushes me to buy a larger boat, but I'm doing my best to resist.  Wow, I'm the responsible one now.  What happened there?


What size was that Gozzard again?
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