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Despite the best efforts of man, the common rope tangling pixie remains the
dominant species in the North Atlantic. Skippers are carefully advised to
coil all rope ends and use halyard bags where available to avoid
antagonising them, however as each skipper knows once he or she goes down
below to make a cuppa or perhaps take a nap, the evil giggling of the rope
tangling pixie can often be heard back on deck. Most usually active by
night, the common rope tangling pixie remains to date unphotographed.
Perhaps this years OSTAR will yield an image of the marine equivalent of the
Yeti?
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Hey bud, guess you're in
Hey bud, guess you're in that low and probably having a bit of a battle. Keep it up mate, you're doing really well. Cheers, Nick
Earth to Barry, Earth to
Earth to Barry, Earth to Barry...You've finally lost it my son, keep taking the pills....
HEE HEE HEE..... HAA HAA
HEE HEE HEE..... HAA HAA That gave me a great laugh. I asked my hubby had he seen one and he said "frayed knot"!!!!! Keep up the good work
It's out there, along with
It's out there, along with the blue tractor ;o)
Well done mate, keep it up.
I saw the heading and
I saw the heading and thought this has to be Barry!!!
Maryc
Watch carefully you will see
Watch carefully you will see it is really the seldom seen knotty leprechaun!
I do believe the pixie is
I do believe the pixie is closely related to the knot fairy...