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Originally Posted by gtagrip
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Originally Posted by Acres per Second
I'm delighted he doesn't have a thousand horsepower, and can't legally go over 45-MPH on Lake Winnipesaukee.  |
But, it is O.K. to blind an oncoming boat with docking lights at night? Are you trying to say that this is not dangerous and that some type of fatality could not occur? |
Blinding people with docking lights AT NIGHT indicates to me, that some skippers have ruined
their own night vision with
their own GPS—then proceed the night vision of other boaters.
Where are the "Safe Boaters" with a vision-test requirement—especially for the 2% of boaters born with
nyctalopia?
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Originally Posted by gtagrip
Oh, that's right, you are O.K. with blinding other boates using your CD sun reflection technique! Geez! What a hypocrite! |
Oh NO!
This picture shows I'm attempting to blind
daytime boaters—reflecting
The Sun! 
NO, WAIT!
I took the picture!
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Welcome back, Rusty.
I'd missed your latest contribution when I'd posted my previous message.
You haven't seen my Powerboat Excluder Device—
Mk. II.
It is just as effective as the Mk. I, but uses a mini-disk!
...but I hardly ever need to use it today—
nearly every boater's been trained!
