What do you mean when you say 'topsides?' everything above the rub rail
pclarksurf . Jul 13, 2015 900 Catalina 22 #2552 2252 Kennewick, WA Sep 6, 2017 #21 jviss said: What do you mean when you say 'topsides?' Click to expand everything above the rub rail
Joe . Jun 1, 2004 8,005 Catalina 27 Mission Bay, San Diego Sep 7, 2017 #22 pclarksurf said: everything above the rub rail Click to expand You probably won't appreciate the nitpicking, but you're talking about the "deck"....a horizontal surface. The nautical definition of "topsides" is: top·side ˈtäpˌsīd/ noun plural noun: topsides the upper part of a ship's side, above the waterline. Click to expand Likes: Gene Neill
pclarksurf said: everything above the rub rail Click to expand You probably won't appreciate the nitpicking, but you're talking about the "deck"....a horizontal surface. The nautical definition of "topsides" is: top·side ˈtäpˌsīd/ noun plural noun: topsides the upper part of a ship's side, above the waterline. Click to expand
rpludwig . May 23, 2016 1,024 Catalina 22 #12502 BSC Sep 7, 2017 #23 Joe said: You probably won't appreciate the nitpicking, but you're talking about the "deck"....a horizontal surface. The nautical definition of "topsides" is: Click to expand correct, Joe... now, if I could just get the Admiral to quit saying she is "going downstairs" when going below!!! LOL Likes: Catmando
Joe said: You probably won't appreciate the nitpicking, but you're talking about the "deck"....a horizontal surface. The nautical definition of "topsides" is: Click to expand correct, Joe... now, if I could just get the Admiral to quit saying she is "going downstairs" when going below!!! LOL
Joe . Jun 1, 2004 8,005 Catalina 27 Mission Bay, San Diego Sep 7, 2017 #24 rpludwig said: correct, Joe... now, if I could just get the Admiral to quit saying she is "going downstairs" when going below!!! LOL Click to expand heh, heh ..... that's why you never let correct terminology get in the way of good judgment. Likes: Catmando and rpludwig
rpludwig said: correct, Joe... now, if I could just get the Admiral to quit saying she is "going downstairs" when going below!!! LOL Click to expand heh, heh ..... that's why you never let correct terminology get in the way of good judgment.
Meriachee . Aug 1, 2011 3,972 Catalina 270 255 Wabamun. Welcome to the marina Sep 7, 2017 #25 terminology <vs> other stuff, like tranquility. Now there's a tough decision.
Gene Neill . Sep 30, 2013 3,541 1988 Catalina 22 North Florida Sep 7, 2017 #26 My wife can say "downstairs" if she wants, as long as she doesn't refer to the deck the "topsides". Gotta draw the line SOMEWHERE ... Likes: Catmando and rpludwig
My wife can say "downstairs" if she wants, as long as she doesn't refer to the deck the "topsides". Gotta draw the line SOMEWHERE ...