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welcome back to the latest edition of biweekly fic recs! as always, mind the tags, if you can't leave a nice comment don't leave one at all, and happy reading!

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There's No Problem That San Diego Can't Solve by @historicallysam

Alex doesn’t even bother knocking; he simply twists the knob on the door and shoves it open. His eyes narrow as the door bangs against the wall and he sees Henry on the phone. Maybe (definitely) it’s rude but his blood is fucking boiling so he doesn’t really care.

All the Ocean was Sleeping by @sparklepocalypse

The worst part about being a siren in the modern era, Henry ponders as yet another ship flies past his cove at a speed that he knows will disturb the anemone gardens below, is the yacht bros. Between the sound of their vessels’ motors and the dissonant noise the humans call music, Henry’s singing has no chance of attracting anyone’s attention.

cause you're a classic, and i'm reckless by @firenati0n

“I've, actually, uh. I've never done this before.” At this, Henry stops short, takes a second as his gaze moves up and to the left, trying to recall something. “I've seen your films. You most certainly have done intimate scenes.” Alex clears his throat. He hopes his nerves aren't completely obvious, the slight waver in his voice about to give him away. “Yeah, well. Never with a man, so. Not at this scale, anyway.” “Would it help to, er, practice?" Henry winces a little as he says it, which does not inspire confidence. But Alex is shocked nonetheless. What the fuck?

Over Land and Sea by SatinBirds

Alex and Henry come from very different worlds, and still, they manage to find each other.

Clean Slate by smc_27

“Henry.” Pez comes over, puts both hands on Henry’s cheeks and looks him dead in the eye. “You are not a sad man who’s gotten dumped. You’re in the prime of your life, and I quite desperately need you to act like it.” “The prime of my life,” Henry scoffs, more incredulous than questioning. “I’ve just gotten out of a 15 year relationship, endured a divorce, am suffering an almost impressive case of writer’s block, and your hands are like bloody icicles.” Pez grins, doesn’t take his hands away. “Explain to me how this is my prime. Please.” Pez tilts his head, and sounds entirely serious when he says, “Literally anything can happen from here.”

in bloom by stutteringpeach

Yoo, can u hook me up with some flowers?? It's the busiest day of the year for florists. Alex texts Henry with a last minute request.

here is a map (with your name for a capital) by @alasse9

That day at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, Alex comes across the very same Prince Henry who just dismissed him having a panic attack in a bathroom. The choice Alex makes then has ripple effects neither of them could have ever expected. What's the story like, when they actually are friends all along? “So, you’re going back to England tonight, and you’ll spend the next three days pretending you two are the closest and best of friends until we can put this mess behind us.” And there are reasons he hasn’t told anybody this, good reasons, even though he’s sure June and Nora saw through him ages ago. Faced with his mom’s disappointment, though, and with the realization that the entire world apparently thinks he hates Henry and would willingly shove him into a fucking cake, he can’t stay quiet. “But we are friends,” he says, vehement and serious. “We have been for years. He’s—he’s probably my best friend, actually, along with Nora.”

thoughts of you consume by yrsonpurpose

Henry sees Alex appear on the red carpet in a blue suit that screams sex on legs and is ready to throw away all attempts at concealing their secret relationship in the name of dropping to his knees at the first available opportunity.

eyes on me by matherine

Alex’s hips buck back against Henry’s mouth the moment his tongue does more than tease, and Henry squeezes his hip in gentle consternation. But before he can say anything, Alex is already rambling. “Sorry, I’m — I’m sorry, I know you said not to move, and I’m trying, I — I’m trying to be good, I promise,” he blurts, voice shaking ever so slightly from something that certainly doesn’t sound like pleasure, resolutely refusing to turn his head so that he can meet Henry’s gaze from where he’s positioned behind him. Henry’s heart aches. “Alex — love, it’s alright. Where’s your mind?” Or: Sometimes, Alex needs a distraction. Something to take the edge off, to scrub away at the stress of the day. Some days, it works better than others. 

the evolution of intimacy by Poutini

There’s no spontaneity anymore. One might think this boring. That the novelty had worn off. The spark snuffed. Absolutely not

Want Me by OrchidScript

Henry had always been weak for a nice smile, but his was impossible to ignore. Blame it on summer heat and a fresh flush in his cheeks. Blame it on sunset painting the outdoor bar sweltering, romantic colors. Blame it on two healthy glasses of albariño thrumming in his bloodstream, or the good music floating on the air. Henry could blame it on anything liked if he thought long and hard about it, but that didn’t change much at the end. The core remained the same: he had been gone from the jump. -- Henry and Alex hook up on a vacation in Spain. Henry falls a bit deeper.

fill my lungs with sweetness by @priincebutt

Henry George Edward James Fox-Mountchristen-Windsor wakes up at 3 AM on his birthday to an empty bed. What could Alex possibly be getting up to at 3 AM the night before his birthday? The possibilities are endless.

got myself in quite a tangle by coffeecatsme

"It seems I've gotten myself in quite a tangle." "Tangle?" Henry's voice is hoarse, eyes darkened as they travel over Alex's body. They stop at his crotch, and Alex can see it even under the dim lights—Henry's growing hard too, a visible bulge pushing at his sweatpants. Alex's cock gives a desperate twitch. "Y'know, I was trying to put them around the tree," he starts, gesturing at the plain tree at the corner. It's clear he didn't even attempt to touch it. "And somehow I've managed to completely trap myself. Can't even move my hands." Henry makes a desperate noise at the back of his throat as his eyes snap up to Alex's face. Alex flashes him a suggestive grin, teeth biting down on his lip. "Seems I'm completely at your mercy."

The Forces of Chance and Coincidences by @stellarm

Bad weather leads to a late flight that leads to no one being where they wanted to be, but maybe everyone was where they needed to be.

I've never felt safer (than when I'm with you) by viciouslyqueer

Alex takes the bag and opens it slowly, careful not to rip it, and gasps quietly as he sees what’s inside. “H, you didn’t…” Strong arms wrap around his waist from behind, Henry’s chest warm against his back. “Do you like it?” Henry asks in a whisper, resting his chin on Alex’s shoulder. Alex doesn’t know what to say. Gingerly, like he might ruin it with even the smallest touch, he takes out the silky fabric and holds it up in front of them. It’s a gorgeous dress, fancy too, in a deep red color with thin straps and an open back. It’s long, almost touching the floor even as Alex holds it up and has a slit on the left side that would probably end a little above Alex’s knee.

An Amateur's Guide to Professional Gift-Giving by anincompletelist

Alex, a former-law-student-taking-some-time-off turned professional part-time gift giver, is tasked with finding a gift for the most high profile client he's ever worked with, both in and out of the world of law. It turns out finding the perfect gift for the Prince of Wales might be easier than he'd anticipated.

Love At First Bark by everwitch

“I still don’t know your name, do I?” Henry watches Alex where he’s crouched down in front of David and gently scratching David below his chin. David absolutely loves Alex. Henry can relate. “It’s David,” Henry supplies. “Cool,” Alex says. “And what’s the dog’s name?” Henry blinks at him. “... David?” “What?” Alex exclaims. He looks from David to Henry and then back at David again. “Wow, okay, that is a choice.” Henry wants to sink through the earth and never come back up again.

don't let me get drunk again by headabovethewater

Alex had never wanted to cancel plans as much as he had while watching Henry pull a pair of light wash, tight jeans over his stockinged legs and bare ass. Christ, he’s getting hard thinking about it now.

The Beginner's Guide to Floristry by clottedcreamfudge

As if there's anything romantic about it; as if it's not the most humiliating death Alex can imagine. This is why he doesn't do relationships. This is why he never will. The risk, as far as he fucking sees it, is too great. -- Hanahaki Disease is a fictional disease where the victim of unrequited or one-sided love begins to vomit or cough up the petals and flowers of a flowering plant growing in their lungs, which will eventually grow large enough to render breathing impossible.

Everything you take, you make it better. So go on, take forever by @hgejfmw-hgejhsf

It's 2024, and nobody knows they're engaged. But they will, just as soon as Alex can decide what to wear to his birthday dinner. Henry has an idea and a special gift to match.

false pretenses by rizcriz

Henry spins around, glaring at Alex. “For christs sake,” He hisses, holding a hand out between them. “Can we just not? I do not have the capacity to pretend to hate you today.” Alex splutters as Henry turns on his heel and starts to walk away. He stares after him helplessly. “Pretend?” After a beat, he starts to follow after him, “What the fuck do you mean pretend?” Three years of breathing down each others necks, fighting every time they come in contact with each other. And if Henry is saying every single thing on his end has been pretend, Alex Claremont-Diaz is going to have a fucking breakdown. Because he has been harboring this stupid fucking crush and burying it beneath false antagonism, meeting Henry where he’s at, for three years, and if Henry is implying that they’re both faking it— -- or, Alex learns better.

turn the desert to glass (you would be the one) by @taste-thewaste

Henry and Alex's domestic bliss has lead to some changes in Henry's body. Henry doesn't really mind being a little chubby, but he wonders if Alex does. Alex, it turns out, does not. Not one bit. He does not mind one bit, and he is more than eager to prove it.

coming on fast like good dreams do by cricketnationrise

When Henry recovers from his unexpected factory reset, he still can’t really breathe properly and somehow Alex is still standing in front of him with a hopeful and excited expression on his face. “Run that by me again?” he asks faintly. “I need your help.” “Right…” “I need you to edge me. Like a lot,” Alex says with a shrug. Nope, it’s not any clearer a second time around.

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Mission Bay Trip: Party Boat Rental service in San Diego

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Why Pick a Party Boat Rental?

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II. Profile

Find out more about Geoffrey Schevenko Besouw.

About Me

Geoffrey Schevenko Besouw, a 33-year-old San Diego native, is a figure of remarkable humility and unwavering work ethic. Born to Indonesian parents who made their mark in the U.S. business scene early on, Geoffrey was raised amidst the dynamic world of the maritime industry. His childhood memories are filled with the scent of the ocean and the hum of ships, from luxurious yachts and bustling ferries to sturdy fishing vessels and intricate import-export operations. While pursuing his finance studies, Geoffrey didn't just limit himself to the classroom. He played an active role in managing his parents' diverse ship business, gaining hands-on experience that textbooks could never provide. His days were a blend of balancing academic rigor with real-world business challenges, a mix that forged his deep understanding of the industry.

After graduation, Geoffrey seamlessly transitioned into overseeing the financial aspects of the family enterprise. His dedication to the business was evident as he skillfully balanced his duties with extensive travel and networking at key industry events. These experiences broadened his perspective and fortified his commitment to the maritime sector's growth. Currently, Geoffrey is at the helm of innovative projects within the family business, driving forward new endeavors with the same determination and insight that have always defined him. Despite his professional success, Geoffrey remains grounded. His wisdom, resolve, and genuine compassion for those around him are constants, making him not just a respected business leader, but a beloved figure in his community.

Full Name: Isaac Jeorg Gennadi

Nick Name: Isaac

P.O.B & D.O.B : San Diego, July 12th 1991

Occupation: Businessman, Entrepreneur, Finance

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How Can We Choose The Best Sailing Club Membership

Choosing the right sailing club membership in San Diego can be overwhelming. Between price, location, and amenities, choosing the right sailing club can seem like a daunting task. In this blog post, we will help you choose the best sailing club membership based on your specific needs. From finding a club with a great location to finding one that offers great value for your money, we’ll help steer you in the right direction.

What To Look For In A Sailing Club Membership

When considering the best sailing club membership for your needs, there are a few key things to look for.

Location and Facilities: Consider where you want to sail and what facilities are available near you. Many clubs have rental boats, lesson programs, barbecues, and other events that can be enjoyable for all members.

Membership Level: Some clubs offer more exclusive membership benefits, while others provide more access to their fleet of vessels. Be sure to choose the level of membership that meets your needs and budget.

Number of Members: The number of members at a club is important because it determines the availability of boats, classes, and other activities. Make sure to check out the size and type of fleet before signing up.

Committee/Management Structure: Make sure to ask about the committee structure and how effective they are in organizing activities and keeping the club running smoothly.

Social Activities: Clubs often organize social events such as happy hours or potlucks for members to get to know each other better. Check out the event calendar and see if there are any events that interest you.

Choosing The Right Sailing Club For You

If you're considering joining a sailing club, the first thing to do is assess your sailing abilities and interests. This will help you choose the right club for you.

Once you know what level of sailing you can handle and what type of sailing you're interested in, it's time to assess your budget. Consider membership fees, equipment costs, and other associated expenses.

Another important factor to consider when choosing a sailing club is located. Do you want to join a club close to your home or work? Or are you looking for a more remote location that offers more opportunities for sailing?

Last but not least, consider the club's community atmosphere. Does the club have a lively crew who are willing to teach newcomers? Are there regular social events that appeal to your interests?

Tips On How To Make The Perfect Sailing Club Selection

When considering which sailing club to join, there are a few things to keep in mind. First and foremost, make sure you have a good match with the club's sailing schedules and group dynamics. Secondly, consider the cost of membership. Finally, be sure to ask questions about the club's commitment to safety and cleanliness.

1) Make a Good Match: When choosing a sailing club, it’s important to make a good match with their sailing schedules and group dynamics. You don’t want to join a club where you will feel left out or like your time is wasted.

 2) Consider the Cost: One of the most important factors when selecting a sailing club is deciding how much it costs. Make sure you are comfortable with the cost before joining as some clubs may have higher membership fees than others.

 3) Ask Questions: Before joining any sailing club, be sure to ask plenty of questions about their program and commitment to safety and cleanliness. It is important that you feel confident that the club will provide an enjoyable experience for both you and your sailboat.

Conclusion

Looking to sign up for a sailing club membership this season? Here are a few things to keep in mind when selecting the best sailing club for you. First, make sure that the club has a good location — if you're looking to sail near your home or work, it's important that the club is located nearby. Second, take into account the type of sailing that the club offers. If you're interested in racing boats or yacht racing, for example, be sure to check out the sailing clubs that offer those types of activities. Finally, consider whether the club is affordable — not everyone wants to spend thousands of dollars on a membership year-round! With these tips in mind, I'm confident that you'll be able to find the perfect sailing club membership for your needs.

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September 23rd-25th: Indian summer

This past weekend has been an absolute blast. Normally when I have time to write it’s because nothing is going on, right now I’m still nursing a hangover and trying to get my voice back for work tomorrow (also lost my ID at CRSSD so I’m going to have to figure that out before Seattle). 

Friday: 

Wore all-white after Labor Day for my second date with Peter. We went paddle boating at the San Diego Yacht club because his grandparents own a fucking yacht. We’re talking multiple bedrooms and bathrooms with functioning showers. Then we speed boated to downtown and back. Took a golf cart to sushi, took his Tesla back to his grandparents stunning maritime mansion, and then made out in the shower. Fun times!

Saturday: 

Peter dropped me off home and I borrowed a crop top from Hannah and headed downtown to Jen’s boyfriends rooftop to pregame CRSSD. I had a fan in my hand the entire time and bumped in to Becs from college, Will Smithers (who still hates me), and saw Ameya. I also managed to a try a sample platter of uppers that led to an intense comedown. Ended up hanging out in a hotel room until 2 before taking a $44 uber home. 

Sunday:

Ate chipotle. Watched Schitt’s creek. No voice. No ID.

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Raul Gardini e il Moro di Venezia

«[...] A poppa c’era lui, Raul Gardini, quello che le cronache ribattezzarono “17esimo uomo”. Una cosa impossibile fino al 1991, ma tanto era potente il ravennate che aveva fatto aggiungere una clausola ai regolamenti della Coppa per cui l’armatore poteva stare a bordo.»

Fu verso la fine degli anni ’80 che Raul Gardini si presentò a Giulio Donatelli, l’allora presidente della Compagnia della Vela di Venezia, per comunicargli l’intenzione di costruire uno scafo e partecipare alla Coppa America. Gli chiese di poter essere rappresentato dal suo Yacht Club e di issarne a dritta il suo guidone sociale. Donatelli in principio pensava fosse uno scherzo ma alla fine accettò la sfida, consapevole che da quel momento in poi la Compagnia della Vela si sarebbe affermata a livello mondiale. Fu così che il Moro di Venezia regatò con la bandiera del Leone di San Marco, un leone più agguerrito che mai.

Cinque gli scafi costruiti per il progetto Moro di Venezia, tutti usciti dai cantieri Tencara di Porto Marghera. L’ambizioso progetto di Gardini poteva godere di un budget astronomico (qualcuno parla di oltre 100 miliardi delle vecchie lire ma c’è chi sostiene siano stati molti di più) e del supporto del team di ricerca e sviluppo messo a disposizione dalla “sua” Montedison.

Il “battesimo” del Moro di Venezia I

Quella mattina faceva freddo e c’era parecchia nebbia. Gardini aveva scelto di varare il Moro di Venezia I domenica 11 marzo 1990 e, come gli si addiceva, organizzò l’evento in grande stile. Davanti a Punta della Dogana venne allestito un pontile lungo quaranta metri per i circa cinquemila ospiti. Ennio Morricone scrisse la musica mentre la regia fu affidata a Franco Zeffirelli. Quel varo lasciò tutti a bocca aperta e ancora oggi molti lo ricordano come il più spettacolare della storia della vela. Quando l’enorme gru posò sulle acque della laguna lo scafo rosso in kevlar e carbonio lungo circa 23 metri, numero velico ITA-01, ci fu un’ovazione.

 Il ruggito del Moro

Per sfidare il Defender, vale a dire il detentore dell’America’s Cup, bisognava prima vincere le regate di selezione della Louis Vuitton Cup. Nel 1992 il Moro di Venezia dà battaglia e giunge in finale con la fortissima NewZealand. Gli italiani seguivano l’evento da casa, le telecronache si aprivano con la voce di Pavarotti che incitava il nostro Leone sulle note della Turandot e della celebre aria “all’alba vincerò”. I Kiwi infilano tre vittorie ad uno e sono ad un passo dalla vittoria, si gareggia al meglio delle nove regate. Gardini vede la fine di una grande avventura e di tanti soldi spesi inutilmente. Quando la battaglia volge al peggio un vero corsaro tira fuori un colpo a sorpresa e rilancia la sfida, come ad esempio una bagarre legale per dimostrare l'illegalità del bompresso e mettere in crisi l'avversario che aveva tentato di barare. Da quel momento i neozelandesi vanno veramente in crisi, colpiti sull'orgoglio, le sicurezze dei freddi uomini di mare cadono ed è buio pesto. Non vincono più una regata!

«[...] Chi non era grande esperto di vela imparò una nuova parola, anzi LA parola: bompresso. Di questo si parlava nella primavera del 1992, del bompresso montato sulla prua di New Zealand, degli elicotteri che sorvolavano i campi di regata e delle fotografie grazie alle quali si scoprì “l’anomalia” dello scafo dei kiwi.»

Il Moro di Venezia, clamorosamente recupera la situazione 3-3. Furono match race estenuanti, guerra di carte bollate, stress, qualche strategia sbagliata, ma il Moro di Venezia allungò gli artigli, mostrò i denti e vinse 5 a 3. Il mito era nato. È il trionfo di Gardini. Il Moro di Venezia poteva sfidare il defender dell’America’s Cup.

«Anche Occhetto mi fa gli auguri? Che vi devo dire, mi fa piacere. In giro succede di tutto, è il mondo che sta cambiando. [R. Gardini]»

 America’s Cup 1992

Da una parte Gardini con il Moro di Venezia V, dall’altra il magnate Bill Koch con America 3. Nella baia di San Diego si sfidarono due uomini potenti e pronti a tutto pur di portare a casa la vittoria. Entrò in scena addirittura lo spionaggio. Si dice che durante la Luis Vuitton Cup gli americani costruirono mini sommergibili, assoldarono sommozzatori, noleggiarono elicotteri, e tutto per “passare ai raggi x” Il Moro di Venezia e trovarne i punti di debolezza e batterlo. Ma si capì subito che la lotta era impari, lo scafo bianco era più veloce. e infatti alla fine vinse con un secco 4 a 1. Era il 16 maggio del 1992. Per Venezia, il Moro aveva comunque vinto.

Le immagini delle sfide nelle acque di San Diego per molti sono ancora nitide, come pure le emozioni vissute in quelle notti magiche. Nell’avveniristico pozzetto del Moro di Venezia V, numero velico ITA – 25, spiccava un giovane riccioluto dagli inconfondibili baffi scuri. Era il timoniere Paul Cayard, il ventinovenne californiano campione mondiale della classe Star, che per poter regatare sul Moro prese la residenza italiana. Dopo selezioni durissime le 16 persone dell’equipaggio erano il meglio di cui la vela italiana potesse disporre all’epoca; un gruppo preparatissimo e molto affiatato tra cui Tommaso ed Enrico Chieffi, Cico Rapetti, Max Procopio, Andrea Mura, Dudi Coletti, Marco Schiavuta, Alberto Fantini, Lorenzo Mazza e Sergio Mauro.

Epilogo

Gardini avrà lo stesso un trionfo di pubblicità ed una grande visibilità. La sua foto mentre timona la grande barca rossa sarà sulle prime pagine di tutti i media del mondo. Ma tutta questa visibilità sarà altamente controproducente. Infatti, all'orizzonte del manager si stagliano le ombre cupe delle inchieste di "mani pulite" e Il suo impero finanziario crollerà sotto i colpi delle inchieste della magistratura. Un gesto terribile, impulsivo, ma onesto come il personaggio, porrà fine alla sua vita. Verrà trovato morto nella sua casa di Milano, il settecentesco palazzo Belgioioso, il 23 luglio 1993. [Metropolitano.it & NauticaReport.it]

«La morte di Gardini è il vero, grande rammarico che conservo della stagione di Mani pulite. Per due ragioni. La prima: quel 23 luglio Gardini avrebbe dovuto raccontarmi tutto: a chi aveva consegnato il miliardo di lire che aveva portato a Botteghe Oscure, sede del Pci; chi erano i giornalisti economici corrotti, oltre a quelli già rivelati da Sama; e chi erano i beneficiari del grosso della tangente Enimont, messo al sicuro nello Ior. La seconda ragione: io Gardini lo potevo salvare. La sera del 22, poco prima di mezzanotte, i carabinieri mi chiamarono a casa a Curno, per avvertirmi che Gardini era arrivato nella sua casa di piazza Belgioioso a Milano e mi dissero: "Dottore che facciamo, lo prendiamo?". Ma io avevo dato la mia parola agli avvocati che lui sarebbe arrivato in Procura con le sue gambe, il mattino dopo. E dissi di lasciar perdere. Se l'avessi fatto arrestare subito, sarebbe ancora qui con noi.» [A. Di Pietro]

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Wait a minute wait a minute y'all fish here you guys got up yacht because you guys are unsuccessful weaponizing white hair girls voices against all the boys and managed to weaponize her hair against all the black boys

You guys cannot use the Spanish accent to say it's a white skin black hair girl

I called it OFFICIALLY AT HER 3 FT 4 IN SHE DIDN'T WRITE IT EITHER IT'S WHAT SPARKED THE ENTIRE LAX 3/4 INCIDENT. GRANDMA SAID SHE WROTE IT BECAUSE THE SPANISH ACCENT OF THE LADY IN OUR CITIES AND OUR SUN RISES I'm very aware of why she claimed to have wrote it

About again she can't hear me because you don't want me to make a joke and hurt her feelings while she's crowd striking me listen the boys when when they're parked and ready to watch me piss or bother me outside. They they accept my jokes and they don't run away and cry while they run away and cry but they don't get that hurt feelings. But that's what happens at the white hair girls she can't hear you because they didn't want me to tell her the joke. I had a lot of jokes but this all I needed was this light touch. There's no white girls in the cities. And then the satellite all the little the little girl can't hear you and b******* she's f****** just walked out to me assaulted me call me dead daughter spit at my face.

And we the people want you guys to build another snow City or another desert City Las Vegas to speed up this draft and get this blood clot black skin witness to yacht fish out of here. Because of the Spanish the little girl her accent 3/4 LAST THING WE NEED IS ANOTHER SOUND BABY CONTROLLING A SATELLITES NOT ABLE TO SEND A MESSAGE BECAUSE WE DON'T UNDERSTAND IT'S BABY LANGUAGE

That's right we're saying the black hair white skin girls voice pretending to be Spanish means she never went to school AND WE DON'T APPRECIATE YOU GUYS TALKING TO US WITH THE SATELLITE OPERATORS WHO CAN'T SEND A MESSAGE BECAUSE THEY DON'T KNOW THE WORDS OR THE LANGUAGE TO SEND A MESSAGE IN? I'M NOT YOUR TEST ON ME? YOU GUYS SHOULD SAVE THAT S*** FOR INSIDE WHEN IT COMES TO OUTSIDE I WILL HUNT YOUR YOUR WIFE AND YOUR DAUGHTER AND YOUR SON AND YOUR FATHER DOWN AND MURDER THEM IN COLD BLOOD IF YOU GUYS CONTINUE TO TALK TO ME AND THAT STUPID LANGUAGE THAT BABY KILLER LANGUAGE. HER SPANISH ACCENT THE BLACK HAIR WHITE SKIN GIRL THAT NEVER WENT TO SCHOOL NOW WANTS TO BE ON THE SATELLITE BUT DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO WRITE THE MESSAGE TO MY BRAIN

Thank you and good night San Diego sorry black what you COULDN'T WEAPONIZE HER VOICE IN HER HAIR AGAINST ALL THE BOYS BUT CONGRATULATIONS YOU GOT HER WEAPONIZED AGAINST ALL THE BLACK BOYS. WE THOUGHT IT WAS A HARD TASK UNTIL WE THOUGHT AND FOUND IT'S ONLY COMING FROM ONE TINY S*** LOUD LOOSE MOUTH CITY WITH DREAMS OF POWER AND WANTS TO TELL EVERY SATELLITE MAKER HOW TO LIVE THEIR LIVES IN THEIR CITY

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Combine businesses or keep them separate for SEO https://www.reddit.com/r/SEO/comments/qle6jo/combine_businesses_or_keep_them_separate_for_seo/

Hey, r/SEO thank you for taking the time to read this!

I manage 2 yacht charter companies in San Diego, CA, and have 2 more yachts on the way! We will have a total of 4 yachts that we will be chartering.

That being said, the 2 yacht charters are currently different companies with different websites. Now that we have 2 more on the way, I am wondering if I should make them their own websites and market them all separately or combine all 4 yachts into one big company and do SEO and marketing from one website. On the other hand, if I do SEO for all 4 yacht charter companies it is quite possible that I could own the majority of the first-page Google results. Does anyone have some advice?

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