Trojan Boat Forum

Named by previous owner(s) - IN TOO DEEP.

My last boat was "Sea Breeze". I renamed my F36 "Sea Breeze". It was "Double Trouble".

Many boaters knew me by the boat name. When I bought the F36 I didn't want to confuse them.

When we bought our 10 meter it was named S.A.M. ( sex and money)from PO, but my wife wanted to go with our other boat's name FREEDOM. So FREEDOM it is.

My favorite name is FUGIMO. A beer to who ever knows what it means. In the 80's I had a Shelby GT350 with the tag name.

Forget you girl I'm moving On

A friend of mine has an F-32 named "The Black Pearl" and one of my previous boats a SeaRay was named "Freedom", I had a 1962 Tollycraft that I restored named "Lucky Days" and then a 35ft CrisCraft "Old Whisky" and now I also have a 24ft. trailerable fishing boat named "Freedom" (some other fishermen know me by my boat name so I kept it) And my wife named our F-32 because we are "Simply Blessed".

ready123 wrote:Forget you girl I'm moving On

Close yet so far.


Our 17 Whaler's name is "Freedom Too" and the inflatable is "Baby Freedom". Kelly, my wife, has a name for everything.

S.A.M. wrote:When we bought our 10 meter it was named S.A.M. ( sex and money)from PO, but my wife wanted to go with our other boat's name FREEDOM. So FREEDOM it is.

My favorite name is FUGIMO. A beer to who ever knows what it means. In the 80's I had a Shelby GT350 with the tag name.

F!&%@ You Jack I'm Movin' On

or
F!&%@ You Jack, I Got My Orders

Mac32 wrote:

S.A.M. wrote:When we bought our 10 meter it was named S.A.M. ( sex and money)from PO, but my wife wanted to go with our other boat's name FREEDOM. So FREEDOM it is.

My favorite name is FUGIMO. A beer to who ever knows what it means. In the 80's I had a Shelby GT350 with the tag name.

F!&%@ You Jack I'm Movin' On

or
F!&%@ You Jack, I Got My Orders

You are 90% correct. It's "out" in lieu of "on" . Buy a beer on me.

My F-26 is "No Problem"

S.A.M. wrote:

Mac32 wrote:

S.A.M. wrote:When we bought our 10 meter it was named S.A.M. ( sex and money)from PO, but my wife wanted to go with our other boat's name FREEDOM. So FREEDOM it is.

My favorite name is FUGIMO. A beer to who ever knows what it means. In the 80's I had a Shelby GT350 with the tag name.

F!&%@ You Jack I'm Movin' On

or
F!&%@ You Jack, I Got My Orders

You are 90% correct. It's "out" in lieu of "on" . Buy a beer on me.

If Jack (or Jane) is in fact there then I would think it is FUJIMO which has military origins.

I always understood the G was for guy/girl and I used forget you rather than the slang for FU.
I'll go buy myself a beer!

ready123 wrote:

S.A.M. wrote:

Mac32 wrote: F!&%@ You Jack I'm Movin' On

or
F!&%@ You Jack, I Got My Orders

You are 90% correct. It's "out" in lieu of "on" . Buy a beer on me.

If Jack (or Jane) is in fact there then I would think it is FUJIMO which has military origins.

I always understood the G was for guy/girl and I used forget you rather than the slang for FU.
I'll go buy myself a beer!

Ignorance is bliss until your caught or corrected. "FUJIMO"

S.A.M. wrote:

ready123 wrote:

S.A.M. wrote: You are 90% correct. It's "out" in lieu of "on" . Buy a beer on me.

If Jack (or Jane) is in fact there then I would think it is FUJIMO which has military origins.

I always understood the G was for guy/girl and I used forget you rather than the slang for FU.
I'll go buy myself a beer!

Ignorance is bliss until your caught or corrected. "FUJIMO"

So how do I get that beer from Mac32? Or is my answer still wrong as you changed the question?

Michael, you can have a beer on me, it was one of those low cal 90% right beers anyway.

Actually I noticed you were from Georgian Bay, I was thinking of taking my son up to Tobermory for a little dive / camp trip this summer. Maybe I can float it over to you....... (the beer, not my son).......On second thought, we will see how he does first, maybe Ill need the beer, and float the boy.

I strongly considered "Extended Pleasure" kind of a play on Trojan. Wife didn't like it as much so we got "Knot So Fast" Were used to smaller runabouts.