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I assume 'ready rod' is what is commonly referred to here down south as 'all thread'.
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JPG40504 wrote:I assume 'ready rod' is what is commonly referred to here down south as 'all thread'.

OK, then so do I.

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JPG40504 wrote:I assume 'ready rod' is what is commonly referred to here down south as 'all thread'.
Ya, I think that's marina speak. :p Googling the term results in 1 valid hit from Jamestown Distributors. The second time I heard the term used was last weekend at San Diego Marina by a couple of old timers. First time I heard it was from Paul.

Paul...marina...I saw something in common with the two and it starts with a 'B _ _ _'.
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mickyd wrote:Ya, I think that's marina speak. :p Googling the term results in 1 valid hit from Jamestown Distributors. The second time I heard the term used was last weekend at San Diego Marina by a couple of old timers. First time I heard it was from Paul.

Paul...marina...I saw something in common with the two and it starts with a 'B _ _ _'.

Not so bright this morning....what?.... bolt? boat?

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shipwright wrote:Not so bright this morning....what?.... bolt? boat?

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Yeah!! You have it narrowed down! Who says morning isn't a bright time.:p
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mickyd wrote:Yeah!! You have it narrowed down! Who says morning isn't a bright time.:p

Bolts have heads! Ready rods do not!:D

P.S. No male bovine on board I presume!
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JPG40504 wrote:Bolts have heads! Ready rods do not!:D

P.S. No male bovine on board I presume!
Not so bright this morning....what's this mean??:confused: :confused:
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No BULL on SHIP or BULLSHIP or BS is my guess.;)
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mickyd wrote:Not so bright this morning....what's this mean??:confused: :confused:
B_ _ _ Hint the last two letters are the same. The second letter is a vowel.;) Its mid afternoon here! Still not too bright!
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[quote="MikeG"]No BULL on SHIP or BULLSHIP or BS is my guess.]

We need to understand Mike is a non-rural entity!;)
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