by Cacuzza » Mon Sep 23, 2019 9:52 am
johnny fazool wrote: ↑Sun Sep 22, 2019 7:14 pm
Talk about sleepers here's one. Is it possible that this nut came all the way over here from Sicily (7,000 nautical miles = 8,055 land miles) on the equivalent of a fucking motorized dingy and now his mission is to avenge Frankie Cali? All he has to do now is figure out a way to get to Comello. He made it this far. Why not? Sleeper or no sleeper? Yes or no. What do you think?
From Sicily to Staten Island: 7,000 nautical miles on an inflatable boat
https://www.silive.com/news/2019/09/fro ... -boat.html
I not so sure I believe this story. In the article it doesn't mention how long it took him to get here. and from the look of his boat with those outboard engines (I think it has two engines), wouldn't it require a shitload of fuel? I am not a boater but if it did require a lot of fuel wouldn't the required amount threaten to sink that small craft? And do you mean to tell me those outboards ran flawlessly in the open sea for 7,000+ nautical miles (8,000 land miles)? Either I am way off because I don't understand anything about boats or something doesn't fit right in this story. Is he a sleeper? I don't know but I going to sleep on it.
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Talk about sleepers here's one. Is it possible that this nut came all the way over here from Sicily (7,000 nautical miles = 8,055 land miles) on the equivalent of a fucking motorized dingy and now his mission is to avenge Frankie Cali? All he has to do now is figure out a way to get to Comello. He made it this far. Why not? Sleeper or no sleeper? Yes or no. What do you think?
From Sicily to Staten Island: 7,000 nautical miles on an inflatable boat
https://www.silive.com/news/2019/09/from-sicily-to-staten-island-7000-nautical-miles-on-an-inflatable-boat.html
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I not so sure I believe this story. In the article it doesn't mention how long it took him to get here. and from the look of his boat with those outboard engines (I think it has two engines), wouldn't it require a shitload of fuel? I am not a boater but if it did require a lot of fuel wouldn't the required amount threaten to sink that small craft? And do you mean to tell me those outboards ran flawlessly in the open sea for 7,000+ nautical miles (8,000 land miles)? Either I am way off because I don't understand anything about boats or something doesn't fit right in this story. Is he a sleeper? I don't know but I going to sleep on it.