Caption Contest(!)
We wonder how long this sailor’s been hanging around waiting for this month’s Caption Contest(!) …
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Drop your caption into the comments below, and check out last month’s winners in the May issue of Latitude 38.
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Hey Herbie! Can I get you another beer?
Just getting ready to turtle the boat.
Practicing for Cirque du Vent.
Tie (off) me kangaroo down, sport!
Now offering complete top to bottom rig inspection.
As soon as the blood runs out of my nose I can thin this varnish.
Wow! My deck is dirty!
When advertising failed, the chandleries figured out other ways of separating boat owners from their cash.
Damn it! You hoisted the spinnaker upside down last weekend too!
This thing is rigged!
Non-traditional double spreader rig…
I believe it is a double cheek block…
Look, Sarah. We’ve strung this guy out about as long as we can. I think he needs an answer NOW!
Just a little more, I can’t see the top of the mast.
That’s the last time I buy a used climbing harness from that guy Wile E. at Acme.
Leonardo, I’m not comfortable here.
i know that mast light was here!
Cures seasickness every time.
This rope gymnastics is supposed really help me lose those unwanted pounds!
Sometimes it’s just better to look at a problem from another angle!
While I’m up here the L1s could use a turn up
Just when I was getting the hang of these jet boots, they run out of fuel!
Bottoms Up!
This is the best way I’ve found to check the underside of the speaders.
Isn’t that the way you are suppose to come down the rig?
Vertical Dyslexia ?
Down on his luck, Spiderman regrets his choice to work in the rigging shop
Got this, I don’t need no stink’n bosun chair training.
Were it not for an awkward dismount, this athlete would have scored a 9+ on the high bar.
He fly’s through the air with the greatest of ease…the daring young man on the flying trapeze!
Showing how it’s done using the inverted Bosun chair position, Journeyman rigger ties a reverse downhaul knot.
That Jolly Roger looks a bit too jolly …