December Caption Contest(!)
This month’s Caption Contest(!) photo was supplied by Sean Svendsen from The Boat Yard at Grand Marina, Alameda.
Warning: This is not a drill, folks. This situation is real!
© 2021 Sean Svendsen
Find the November Caption Contest(!)’s winning and top ten comments in December’s Loose Lips.
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Not all new props come so nicely wrapped!
Ted was sure that an insulated prop was required for winterizing his vessel.
Bob has had to seriously redesign his new “prop-0-matic” clothes washing system.
FOUL!
It was nicely wrapped until the cat found it.
There is a great future in plastics. Think about it. Will you think about it?
Wrap it up – I’ll take it!
Dang… next time I’ll put the tranny in neutral when I mask off the prop.
Damn, I was sure I didn’t ,But I guess this proves I did hit the leeward inflatable !
Honestly officer, I’m not sure what happened, my dinghy was right here behind my boat when I threw her into hard astern and whoosh!
On airplanes, they shout, “Prop clear!” prior to starting the engine. Maybe not on boats….
“Man, we were just shreddin’ it but all of a sudden, well, I dunno…”
Ferrying Elephants? Here’s a macerator pump made for you
I sailed through the Pacific Garbage Patch and I can prove it.
I said, “Do Not Open ‘Til Xmas!”
My plastic retrieval system is working very well but the haul outs are killing me.
You found my staysail!
From Mike Mahoney, “I said GIFT wrap, not PROP wrap!!”
It looks like the “inflatable prop saver” is a bust.
The propeller ate my homework.
The Laser went under the bow of Ebenezer’s boat – and that’s the last anyone saw of Tiny Tim. All that was left was a shredded main. Ebenezer hoped those damn ghosts wouldn’t show up on this night.
But Skipper, you only asked to check if there were any LINES in the water.
Call the sailmaker. That kite is still under warranty.
Well … I think we’re going about this whole shrimping thing all wrong …
World’s biggest paper shredder.
Bagged the limit.
In an attempt to keep their top secret propeller design out of view from a competing racers, owners failed to notice the watchdog had a thing for shredding plastic bags.
I was wondering where that Code 0 went.
Honey, I TOLD you it woundn’t work as a composted!
Uh oh. We forgot about the prop when we keel hauled Joe.
Development continues with “Prop Cleaner 2.0)
Has anyone seen that plastic bag with all the charts in it?