- Contracted one brother-in-law to engineer and recommend the right materials.
- Contracted a brother to write up a legal document protecting me from and liabilities related to this vessel in any form.
- Contracted another brother-in-law to use his surgical skills to cut the right length of material for the sails.
- Hired a economist father to advise on the financial storms that would potentially disturb the shipping industry.
- I suppose I could have hired another brother-in-law to protect me from trespassers and saboteurs, and possibly my other brothers to advise on tactical maneuverability...
Instead, I took the cheap way out. Materials were provided to me for free, and the labor was myself. Therefore, I take no responsibility for any mishaps that may occur along the journey. Built and sold "as is".
I added all the legal small print below to indemnify myself. You may not be able to see it for the print is that small. To those who try to hack into the html code to find and change this legal jargon, I have a group of "distinguished gentlemen" that will not hesitate in dispatching anyone who attempts. P-)
7 comments:
Is your toilet bowel decorating a LIBRARY?!
Hmm...I am surprised at you Joo. Normally I would have figured you would have gotten someone to do all the work for you for free and therefore causing you to be free of any and all liabilities (besides not having to do the labor yourself).
Also, those pictures were not taken in Virginia. I am guessing either a training op or a black op where you look like a tourist and are preparing to enter the last few cliks to your target's location. Conveniently we see no "supply" bag in the pictures.
Btw, nice boat.
I don't think I could have done what you did...repelling...would have bothered me to know end...HEIGHTS and me...do NOT MIX!
Loved how your ship came out!!!!!
Dave says he likes the poop deck, and he's unfamiliar with the term "spare time"
Cool! You finished it! But I want to see a picture of the Captain's quarters.
Caleb, you need to get married!
curioso....interesante barco ahà hay mucho trabajo.....gracias
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