Weekly Q&A 8/28-9/4 Updated w/Answers

Sorry these are late guys but I have been knee deep in alligators at work. This weeks challenge is a boat safety test (no cheating). Let's see our good our members are at boat safety with the Labor Day weekend approaching. I will give the correct answers on Sunday.<br /><br />1. If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast off the___________ first when leaving the dock.<br /><br />2. The _______________ is the vessel which is required to take early and substantial action to avoid a collision by stopping, slowing down, or changing course.<br /><br />3. <br />If you see a red and white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.<br /><br /> True<br /> False<br /><br />4. <br />If while boating at night, you see only a green light, you know your are encountering a __________ and you must _________.<br /><br />5. A good rule of thumb is that the anchor line should be at least ______ times the depth of the water.<br /><br />6. The most common complaints boaters have against PWC operators are__________________<br /><br />7. The stand-on vessel is the vessel that must maintain unless _________________.<br /><br />8. _____________ are the "traffic signals" or sign posts which guide boaters safely along their course.<br /><br />9. The phrase<br />"R-<br /> R-<br /> R- "<br />reminds vessels of the correct course in the lateral system of U.S. Aids to Navigation.<br /><br />10. As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should ______ their operating area.

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1 . pwc operators<br />2. PWC eater<br />3. False<br />4. PWC / kill them<br />5. 3<br />6. they suck<br />7. they are chasing PWC's<br />8. BUOY<br />9. red on right returning<br />10. leave

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1. MIL?<br /><br />2 Other BoaterF<br /><br />3.False<br /><br />4. Green light , go ahead<br /><br />5. 3<br /><br />6. @##$%$! ^%$#^? $#$#!!!<br /><br />7. hes not paying attention<br />8. Markers<br /><br />9. The phrase<br />"R-<br />R-<br />R- "<br /><br /><br />??/(spelling?)<br /><br />10. Vacate

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1. If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast off the Doesn't really matter, your'e being held to the dock. first when leaving the dock.<br /><br />2. The give way is the vessel which is required to take early and substantial action to avoid a collision by stopping, slowing down, or changing course.<br /><br />3. <br />If you see a red and white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.<br /><br />True<br />False<br /> If what you are seeing are basic running lights then False <br /><br />4. If while boating at night, you see only a green light, you know your are encountering a Bouy? and you must Give way .<br /><br />5. A good rule of thumb is that the anchor line should be at least 6-8 times the depth of the water.<br /><br />6. The most common complaints boaters have against PWC operators are The list is too long <br /><br />7. The stand-on vessel is the vessel that must maintain unless The other guy is an idiot and doesn't go to Iboats .<br /><br />8. bouys and pole markers are the "traffic signals" or sign posts which guide boaters safely along their course.<br /><br />9. The phrase<br />"R-<br />R-<br />R- " Red Right Returning <br />reminds vessels of the correct course in the lateral system of U.S. Aids to Navigation.<br /><br />10. As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should Go Home .

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I didn't read anybody else's answers yet, I promise.<br /><br />1. If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast off the___________ first when leaving the dock.<br /><br /> bow <br /><br />2. The _______________ is the vessel which is required to take early and substantial action to avoid a collision by stopping, slowing down, or changing course.<br /><br /> make way <br /><br />3. <br />If you see a red and white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.<br /><br /> True<br />x False<br /><br />4. <br />If while boating at night, you see only a green light, you know your are encountering a __________ and you must _________.<br /><br />sailboat<br />make way<br /><br /><br />5. A good rule of thumb is that the anchor line should be at least ______ times the depth of the water.<br /><br /> 1 <br /><br />6. The most common complaints boaters have against PWC operators are__________________<br /><br /> safety-related <br /><br />7. The stand-on vessel is the vessel that must maintain unless _________________.<br /><br /> the other vessel is a PWC whose operator is rude and/or ignorant <br /><br />8. _____________ are the "traffic signals" or sign posts which guide boaters safely along their course.<br /><br /> Bouys <br /><br />9. The phrase<br />"R-<br /> R-<br /> R- "<br />reminds vessels of the correct course in the lateral system of U.S. Aids to Navigation.<br /><br /> Rubydoo Ruuuuves Raggy <br /><br />10. As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should ______ their operating area.<br /><br /> refrain from launching their craft in any public or private waters within

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OK, I'm going to make an attempt at the correct answers...<br />1. If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast off the___________ first when leaving the dock.<br />Stern<br /><br />2. The _______________ is the vessel which is required to take early and substantial action to avoid a collision by stopping, slowing down, or changing course.<br />Give-way<br /><br />3. If you see a red and white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.<br />True<br />False<br />False. You are approaching a vessel from their port and you are the give-way vessel.<br /><br />4. If while boating at night, you see only a green light, you know your are encountering a __________ and you must _________.<br />Meeting situation, and you must avoid collision, or,<br />a draw bridge that is open, and you must proceed with caution.<br /><br />5. A good rule of thumb is that the anchor line should be at least ______ times the depth of the water.<br />7X<br /><br />6. The most common complaints boaters have against PWC operators are__________________<br />Jumping wakes too close to my vessel<br /><br />7. The stand-on vessel is the vessel that must maintain unless _________________.<br />Speed and course<br /><br />8. _____________ are the "traffic signals" or sign posts which guide boaters safely along their course.<br />Channel markers<br /><br />9. The phrase<br />"R-<br />R-<br />R- "<br />reminds vessels of the correct course in the lateral system of U.S. Aids to Navigation.<br />Red channel marker<br />on the Right<br />when Returning<br /><br />10. As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should ______ their operating area.<br />I dunno.... relinquish??<br />How'd I do?

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In memory of Carpy, who is on vacation, we offer the following:<br /><br />1. If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast off the__The arrogant jerk that is trying to tell you what to do___ first when leaving the dock.<br /><br />2. The _tiny vessel (PWC maybe?) that is about to be smashed by the bigger vessel (who really doesn't give a rip about anything or anybody else)__ is the vessel which is required to take early and substantial action to avoid a collision by stopping, slowing down, or changing course.<br /><br />3.<br />If you see a red and white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.<br /><br />True<br />False<br /><br />True, no, false, no, true, aww shucks, if I am the bigger vessel who really cares!<br /><br />4.<br />If while boating at night, you see only a green light, you know your are encountering a __friend of SBN and OBJ___ and you must _obey their every command__.<br /><br />5. A good rule of thumb is that the anchor line should be at least _1/2__ times the depth of the water. (After all, who wants to loose a good anchor?)<br /><br />6. The most common complaints boaters have against PWC operators are_they are idiots__<br /><br />7. The stand-on vessel is the vessel that must maintain unless _they fall-off___.<br /><br />8. _The nagging wife and MIL__ are the "traffic signals" or sign posts which guide boaters safely along their course.<br /><br />9. The phrase<br />"R-<br />R-<br />R- "<br />reminds vessels of the correct course in the lateral system of U.S. Aids to Navigation.<br /><br />What does readin', ritin' and rithmetic have to do wif boatin'? <br /><br />10. As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should _shot themselves before they get to __ their operating area.

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1. If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast off the Longnecks first when leaving the dock.<br /><br />2. The PWC is the vessel which is required to take early and substantial action to avoid a collision by stopping, slowing down, or changing course.<br /><br />3. <br />If you see a red and white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.<br /><br />True-x<br />False-x<br /><br />4. <br />If while boating at night, you see only a green light, you know your are encountering a spaceship and you must stop and talk to them.<br /><br />5. A good rule of thumb is that the anchor line should be at least 6,??? times the depth of the water.<br /><br />6. The most common complaints boaters have against PWC operators are they are idiots<br /><br />7. The stand-on vessel is the vessel that you are standing on, duhhhh.<br /><br />8. Sinking PWC's are the "traffic signals" or sign posts which guide boaters safely along their course.<br /><br />9. The phrase<br />"R-reading<br />R-riting<br />R- "rithmatic<br />reminds vessels of the correct course in the lateral system of U.S. Aids to Navigation.<br /><br />10. As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should stay out of their operating area.

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Dang aspeck, we think alike.

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OMG! That is scarry!

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1. If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast off the___dock________ first when leaving the dock.<br /><br />2. The ___smallest____________ is the vessel which is required to take early and substantial action to avoid a collision by stopping, slowing down, or changing course.<br /><br />3. <br />If you see a red and white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.<br />check to see if they have any beer they dont need<br />True<br />False<br /><br />4. <br />If while boating at night, you see only a green light, you know your are encountering a __boat________ and you must __see if they have any beer_______.<br /><br />5. A good rule of thumb is that the anchor line should be at least __3____ times the depth of the water.<br /><br />6. The most common complaints boaters have against PWC operators are___get off the water_______________<br /><br />7. The stand-on vessel is the vessel that must maintain unless _a bigger vessel is near________________.<br /><br />8. __pwc___________ are the "traffic signals" or sign posts which guide boaters safely along their course.<br /><br />9. The phrase<br />"R-same as SBN'S answer<br />R-<br />R- "<br />reminds vessels of the correct course in the lateral system of U.S. Aids to Navigation.<br /><br />10. As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should _leave_____ their operating area.

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Answers to last weeks Q&A:<br /><br />Question 1 was: If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast off the ______ first when leaving the dock.<br />The correct answer: Stern<br /><br />Question 2 was: The ______ is the vessel which is required to take early and substantial action to avoid a collision by stopping, slowing down or changing course.<br />The correct answer: Give-way boat<br /><br />Question 3 was: If you see a red and white light ahead when boating at night, you should maintain course and speed.<br />The correct answer: False<br /><br />Question 4 was: If while boating at night, you see only a green light, you know your are encountering a ______ and you must ______.<br />The correct answer: Sailboat under sail and you must give-way<br /><br />Question 5 was: A good rule of thumb is that the anchor line should be at least ______ times the depth of the water.<br />The correct answer: 7-10 times<br /><br />Question 6 was: The most common complaints boaters have against PWC operators are ______ and ______.<br />The correct answer: Wake jumping and riding too close<br /><br />Question 7 was: The stand-on vessel is the vessel that must maintain __________ unless __________ .<br />The correct answer: Maintain its course and speed unless it becomes apparent the give-way vessel is not taking appropriate action<br /><br />Question 8 was: _____ are the traffic signals or sign posts which guide boaters safely along their course.<br />The correct answer: Buoys and markers<br /><br />Question 9 was: The phrase R-______, R-______, R-______ reminds vessels of the correct course in the lateral system of U.S. Aids to Navigation.<br />The correct answer: Red, Right, Returning<br /><br />Question 10 was: As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should ______ their operating area.<br />The correct answer: Vary

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I would like to thank Aspeck for filling in for me while I was gone. <br /><br />I will now attempt to give the real answers to these questions. (Not the incorrect ones Ladyfish posted) <br /><br />1. If the wind is holding your vessel to the dock, you should always cast with the wind.<br /><br />2. The Starship Enterprise is the vessel that is required.....blah..blah...blah.<br /><br />3. When you see a red and white light while boating at night, it means to slow down and proceed cautiously through the intersection.<br /><br />4. If while boating at night, you see only a green light, it means that you fell asleep at the intersection on your way to the boat ramp.<br /><br />5. A good rule of thumb is to never tie your anchor rope around your neck.<br /><br />6. The most common complaint boaters have about PWC's is how to spell it.<br /><br />7. The stand-in vessel is the one without seats.<br /><br />8. People screaming are the traffic signals that keep boaters moving along.<br /><br />9. The phrase "Right, Right, Right", reminds vessels that they are going in circles.<br /><br />10. As a courtesy to other boaters and people on shore, PWC operators should be naked.

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ROTFLMAO