- Is the wind moving the sail?
- Is the wind moving the boat?
- Is the sail moving the boat?
- Is the water helping or hindering the movement of the boat?
- Would you sooner be on the sail boat or the power boat?
My answer:
The sail is stationary, the wind is moving and pushing the boat through the water, the water slows the boats progress through the water. That is all to complicated, I'd sooner be on the power boat.
Discuss in the comments.
The sail is stationary, the wind is moving and pushing the boat through the water, the water slows the boats progress through the water. That is all to complicated, I'd sooner be on the power boat.
Discuss in the comments.
no boats for me, thanks; I get seasick. I like watching boats though.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your answers. Considering I don't swim all that good, I love the water. I like speed boats, sail boats and I love jet sking.
ReplyDeleteBut I'd sooner be with a guy with a yacht to tan my bare fanny with champagne service.
I have been on both and I like a sail both better; it's quite peaceful unless the waters are choppy.
ReplyDeleteOh, and as MM said, there's bottle service!
No boats for me. Give me a big, big ship! I only got seasick once on a cruise. Green apple slices worked for that. Ginger is good too. I don't really care how a boat works as long as I don't have to be the one to deal with it.
ReplyDeleteI do not address cosmic questions without a snort.
ReplyDeleteUm... yes? Anyway, I'd prefer the sail boat. Maybe a bit bigger, though. With a crew. I hate the news of power boats.
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