question flatboat

[duhamel]

I think of realizing a flatboat these days this. But I so made of post lately, which I do not know if I shall put the realization.
Finally, if the realization you interhook, said the I and I shall announce you it.
Think you whether it is a good idea

[Hauptgefreiter]

Go ahead! show us everything! 

[Malamute]

Tres Bien.
 A very cool idea.

[gamer Mac]

Have I understood you correctly?
Are you asking if we would like to see a “how to” build a flat boat?
YES PLEASE

[Mad Carew Snr]

C'est un bon idee! Allez-y!

[duhamel]

Here is I began.
The barge is made, or almost. He(it) does not stay more than has to make the cabin.
Sorry, but I shall not take the model of the photo, because she(it) adorned me too small and too modern.
The inspirations do not miss on the clear(net)





The dimensions are of  30cm X 15cm

11.81088 in x 5.90544 in

[duhamel]

[twrchtrwyth]

C'est tres bon. Encore.

Things/objects are always it in English, not he or she. I found this a bit strange to as Welsh (Gallois) is like French, everything is he or she.

[duhamel]

Name of the boat  jolie marie 

[Wirelizard]

Things/objects are always it in English, not he or she. I found this a bit strange to as Welsh (Gallois) is like French, everything is he or she.

Except when the object is a boat or ship, where (by tradition if nothing else) it is almost always "she".

Other than that, English objects don't have sex. 

[Burgundavia]

Things/objects are always it in English, not he or she. I found this a bit strange to as Welsh (Gallois) is like French, everything is he or she.

Except when the object is a boat or ship, where (by tradition if nothing else) it is almost always "she".

Other than that, English objects don't have sex. 

Cars and planes sometimes get referred to in the female gender as well.

[twrchtrwyth]

Things/objects are always it in English, not he or she. I found this a bit strange to as Welsh (Gallois) is like French, everything is he or she.

Except when the object is a boat or ship, where (by tradition if nothing else) it is almost always "she".

Other than that, English objects don't have sex. 

Cars and planes sometimes get referred to in the female gender as well.

Yes, but that's slang, not proper grammer old bean!

[Wirelizard]

Things/objects are always it in English, not he or she. I found this a bit strange to as Welsh (Gallois) is like French, everything is he or she.

Except when the object is a boat or ship, where (by tradition if nothing else) it is almost always "she".

Other than that, English objects don't have sex. 

Cars and planes sometimes get referred to in the female gender as well.

Yes, but that's slang, not proper grammer old bean!

English has proper grammar? Rly? Hadn't noticed! 

[duhamel]

[Malamute]

Wow Tres jolie