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The Boatyard is Some Peoples' Dumpster...

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The Boatyard is Some Peoples' Dumpster...

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Those rich boaters.

These uncaring people just threw their trash bag on the ground, leaving it for the boatyard attendant as if proper disposal was somehow beneath them.

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D'oh!

Although... you DID tell me that the dumpster was full-to-overflowing!

Sorry man! It must have been the bilgekote fumes.
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Nice reflection of Kaholee. :)
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Allen wrote:Nice reflection of Kaholee. :)
I put the bag there just so he'd take a picture, Allen. Yeah, that's it! hehe
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