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Post by Deleted on Dec 31, 2015 20:40:39 GMT
I'd say that depends. Looking at similar boats I'd say 12 people more or less for what we have in mind and if everybody got along. I'd suggest asking legalfag what he thinks of doing a co-ownership or starting some non-profit org (save the blue-footed boobies!) and go from there. Money talks and when somebody wants out from under a moorage payment or has some troubles then you can get screaming deals. People don't realize what it takes to keep a boat in the water. This particular boat would clean up nice. We just want to be real sure the hull is sound, it is encouraging that it was professionally made in one of the Seattle yards. It could be relocated further north up in the Puget Sound so our Canada Bros would be closer to it so it can be worked on. It would make a great mothership and could hold all the communications gear and whatnot. I like this plan tbh especially if it can hold all of our beachhead force That it can do. There isn't really a need for force though unless pirates are an issue. We are a ship of peace. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 31, 2015 20:45:08 GMT
Bellingham is closer and it's an easier drive. Seattle is really bad. Or it can be out in the San Juan Islands and accessible by ferry from Canada or the US equally.
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Post by tzar on Dec 31, 2015 20:46:01 GMT
how many guys can we fit inside this thing I'd say that depends. Looking at similar boats I'd say 12 people more or less for what we have in mind and if everybody got along. I'd suggest asking legalfag what he thinks of doing a co-ownership or starting some non-profit org (save the blue-footed boobies!) and go from there. Money talks and when somebody wants out from under a moorage payment or has some troubles then you can get screaming deals. People don't realize what it takes to keep a boat in the water. This particular boat would clean up nice. We just want to be real sure the hull is sound, it is encouraging that it was professionally made in one of the Seattle yards. It could be relocated further north up in the Puget Sound so our Canada Bros would be closer to it so it can be worked on. It would make a great mothership and could hold all the communications gear and whatnot. We could ask legal fag really nicely two write up a contract so we can have a joint account. Let's say we have someone open an account, legal fag will give them a contact to sign to say that they can only spend the money on something if, let's say, 80% of the investers agree to it.if disobeyed, they have to pay the all the money back. This way all people who want to can casually put a little bit of money into the pot over the next few years until the move? Just a suggestion. |
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Post by polack on Dec 31, 2015 20:47:50 GMT
I'd say that depends. Looking at similar boats I'd say 12 people more or less for what we have in mind and if everybody got along. I'd suggest asking legalfag what he thinks of doing a co-ownership or starting some non-profit org (save the blue-footed boobies!) and go from there. Money talks and when somebody wants out from under a moorage payment or has some troubles then you can get screaming deals. People don't realize what it takes to keep a boat in the water. This particular boat would clean up nice. We just want to be real sure the hull is sound, it is encouraging that it was professionally made in one of the Seattle yards. It could be relocated further north up in the Puget Sound so our Canada Bros would be closer to it so it can be worked on. It would make a great mothership and could hold all the communications gear and whatnot. We could ask legal fag really nicely two write up a contract so we can have a joint account. Let's say we have someone open an account, legal fag will give them a contact to sign to say that they can only spend the money on something if, let's say, 80% of the investers agree to it.if disobeyed, they have to pay the all the money back. This way all people who want to can casually put a little bit of money into the pot over the next few years until the move? Just a suggestion. We just need a money pot type of service/website. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 31, 2015 20:50:14 GMT
I'd say that depends. Looking at similar boats I'd say 12 people more or less for what we have in mind and if everybody got along. I'd suggest asking legalfag what he thinks of doing a co-ownership or starting some non-profit org (save the blue-footed boobies!) and go from there. Money talks and when somebody wants out from under a moorage payment or has some troubles then you can get screaming deals. People don't realize what it takes to keep a boat in the water. This particular boat would clean up nice. We just want to be real sure the hull is sound, it is encouraging that it was professionally made in one of the Seattle yards. It could be relocated further north up in the Puget Sound so our Canada Bros would be closer to it so it can be worked on. It would make a great mothership and could hold all the communications gear and whatnot. We could ask legal fag really nicely two write up a contract so we can have a joint account. Let's say we have someone open an account, legal fag will give them a contact to sign to say that they can only spend the money on something if, let's say, 80% of the investers agree to it.if disobeyed, they have to pay the all the money back. This way all people who want to can casually put a little bit of money into the pot over the next few years until the move? Just a suggestion. Yes, something along those lines. I already have my boat otherwise I'd be in on this, but if you guys get it together and actually pull this off that'd be awesome. |
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Post by tzar on Dec 31, 2015 20:56:52 GMT
We could ask legal fag really nicely two write up a contract so we can have a joint account. Let's say we have someone open an account, legal fag will give them a contact to sign to say that they can only spend the money on something if, let's say, 80% of the investers agree to it.if disobeyed, they have to pay the all the money back. This way all people who want to can casually put a little bit of money into the pot over the next few years until the move? Just a suggestion. Yes, something along those lines. I already have my boat otherwise I'd be in on this, but if you guys get it together and actually pull this off that'd be awesome. As soon as I get income I'm sure I could pledge 10% of my wages to the project. |
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Post by polack on Dec 31, 2015 21:00:51 GMT
As soon as I get income I'm sure I could pledge 10% of my wages to the project. Im just gonna siphon $200 dollars in every month or two for the couple of years |
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Post by tzar on Dec 31, 2015 21:05:06 GMT
As soon as I get income I'm sure I could pledge 10% of my wages to the project. Im just gonna siphon $200 dollars in every month or two for the couple of years If you do that every month till August 2018 that would be $6,000 damn that would be awesome. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 31, 2015 21:05:33 GMT
In addition to funds for the purchase of this or any other floaty thing there's the ongoing expenses and physical work. Having something like this would weed out the dreamers from the ones who can do the hard work and make it happen.
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Post by obersturmbannfuhrer on Dec 31, 2015 21:10:56 GMT
Depends when do you need me?
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Post by polson on Jan 1, 2016 1:35:57 GMT
You have my support. Not sure how much I can put in at the moment but I want this to work more then anything.
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Post by kebabremovalunit on Jan 1, 2016 4:26:10 GMT
how many guys can we fit inside this thing I'd say that depends. Looking at similar boats I'd say 12 people more or less for what we have in mind and if everybody got along. I'd suggest asking legalfag what he thinks of doing a co-ownership or starting some non-profit org (save the blue-footed boobies!) and go from there. Money talks and when somebody wants out from under a moorage payment or has some troubles then you can get screaming deals. People don't realize what it takes to keep a boat in the water. This particular boat would clean up nice. We just want to be real sure the hull is sound, it is encouraging that it was professionally made in one of the Seattle yards. It could be relocated further north up in the Puget Sound so our Canada Bros would be closer to it so it can be worked on. It would make a great mothership and could hold all the communications gear and whatnot. I live close enough to Puget Sound to work on it regularly and make sure no one trashes it if put it there. |
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