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	Name:	longtimer -
	Subject:	"Real" boat???
	Date:	4/24/2009 2:47:47 PM

Do tell us what counts as a real boat. Other people in this thread have said that an 18-foot Chapparel and an 18.5 foot Searay can get under the bridge; I guess those aren't real boats?

What about houses? Does a house have to have a certain number of bedrooms, bathrooms, stories and square footage before it counts as a real house?

And what about the people who are perfectly content with their not-up-to-your-standards boats and houses? Are they not real people? Maybe they only count as 3/5 of a person? They might as well be around here, since we've already reached the point where people with boats that are "only" 20 feet long and houses that are "only" 1500 square feet don't matter.