Reply With QuoteA stringer is a guy who makes up some line of bullshit just to screw with some new guy who comes on asking questions. The new guy who believes it is the stringee.
i know, I should know this, but I do not, so someone tell me, hell you guys are all in california, you will never be able to tell anyone how ignorant I am, I can ask all the dumb questions here...............
A stringer is a guy who makes up some line of bullshit just to screw with some new guy who comes on asking questions. The new guy who believes it is the stringee.
When you jerk off it's the semen that is till attached to your unit!
Hey Hoolign, why do you think we get so many PMs telling us what ungracious jerks we are?
Hey Hoolign, why do you think we get so many PMs telling us what ungracious jerks we are?
Must be something in the water or something
Dean, a stringer is a structural hull element that gives the bottom of the hull it's strength. If you have a floor, they will be below the floor and out of sight but they are key to hull strength and if you have an inboard engine, they will be exposed in the bilge and the engine will be mounted to them.
This link has a picture that will show you how stringers might be arranged in a hull. (http://www.tritonboats.com/about_triton/)
A stringer were women brought to the united states in the 1950's soley for the purpose of running fishing lines through their mans rods. Not to be confused with the term "nutters". These were women who were also brought to the US and used to apply the bait to the hook. The bait often being called "the nut".
Hey Hoolign, why do you think we get so many PMs telling us what ungracious jerks we are?
I was figuring they were wrong numbers
Dean, a stringer is a structural hull element that gives the bottom of the hull it's strength. If you have a floor, they will be below the floor and out of sight but they are key to hull strength and if you have an inboard engine, they will be exposed in the bilge and the engine will be mounted to them.
Tom brown is rite the boats stringers can be compared to the human spine so to speak the stringers run from stem (front) to stern (rear). the bulkheads usually attach to and are located on the stringers.
Dean, a stringer is a structural hull element that gives the bottom of the hull it's strength. If you have a floor, they will be below the floor and out of sight but they are key to hull strength and if you have an inboard engine, they will be exposed in the bilge and the engine will be mounted to them.
This link has a picture that will show you how stringers might be arranged in a hull. (http://www.tritonboats.com/about_triton/)
and just clarify..they dont usually have semen on them...hope that helps!
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