It’d be fun for a while, eventually it’d get so fkn frustrating though 😂
WarmUniversity2295 on
Nope
Rough_Focus_469 on
its crazy to think that years ago the same routes were done with WAAAAAY less equipment and WAAAAY less sturdy ships, imagine those days must have been scary af
“Sway” might be an understatement. These ships are in stormy seas.
IsChristianAwake on
This seems so uncomfortable.
Imagine trying to take a dump then the ship does this and now the dump re-enters your butt.
angelinezy on
How to sleep if the ship goes like that?
ilostmypaperplate on
yeah that’s gonna be a hell no for me Dawg
terencela on
PurpleZombi3 on
Hell no. The sea is so scary to me as someone who can’t swim and also has thalassophobia. There’s just something primal about the nature of it.
Immediate_Song4279 on
You know what, I think I’m good.
KittyPitty on
Oh, heck no! Never in a million years will I be on a boat that makes those moves…willingly… 😦
YoursTrolly- on
I can never. I would’ve already 🤮🤮
CutieBoBootie on
those waves activated a primal fear in my brain I was unaware of until this very moment.
abial2000 on
I can swim, I can scuba .. but that’s a nope for me.
Visible_Hat1284 on
If that were me, there would be vomit all over the floors, ceilings, and wall’s.
no-just-ice on
Shahariar_909 on
The Harry Potter we want
Origami07 on
That bed is basically a coffin
IronTemplar26 on
And this right here is why ships do not have touchscreens
StrawberryTerry on
I’ve seen this video many times, but this is the first time I have had this thought: Do sailors have to sleep with mouth guards? To avoid biting their tongue or other mouth injury during this kind of sudden turbulence.
Edit: It appears no mouthgards commonly on ships. Even historically. However, hammocks were used to negate this issue on older/less capable ships.
Academic_Court_47 on
My dad was in the Navy, no wonder why he has refused to get on a ship his whole life!
863dj on
I always wonder how the cooks don’t get severe burns from boiling waterÂ
Chefmeatball on
The guy on the broom got me 😂
tiagoremixv3 on
Is 0:37 clip AI or am i going crazy?
MissSarahKay84 on
I would not be able to crawl into a bed that tiny to sleep. Omg. Is it that way so you don’t flop around when sleeping? That’s wild.
ExcitingVegetable315 on
That is no fun. I never get seasick. Fifty years on the water. But in big seas the boat was rolling so hard the oil alarms for the engine would go off as the oil was sloshing away from where it was needed. I remember being arrogant. Telling a friend who was a Coast Guard vet that he and I would be the only ones who would get sick. Well. I thought I was going to die. It was just too much. That desperate feeling is the worst.
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It’d be fun for a while, eventually it’d get so fkn frustrating though 😂
Nope
its crazy to think that years ago the same routes were done with WAAAAAY less equipment and WAAAAY less sturdy ships, imagine those days must have been scary af
Holy waves, no thank you
https://preview.redd.it/mbwwiwy61lsg1.jpeg?width=460&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7749f99b3ac903b8de532be825dbeb2f6b5ad85
Those waves
“Sway” might be an understatement. These ships are in stormy seas.
This seems so uncomfortable.
Imagine trying to take a dump then the ship does this and now the dump re-enters your butt.
How to sleep if the ship goes like that?
yeah that’s gonna be a hell no for me Dawg
Hell no. The sea is so scary to me as someone who can’t swim and also has thalassophobia. There’s just something primal about the nature of it.
You know what, I think I’m good.
Oh, heck no! Never in a million years will I be on a boat that makes those moves…willingly… 😦
I can never. I would’ve already 🤮🤮
those waves activated a primal fear in my brain I was unaware of until this very moment.
I can swim, I can scuba .. but that’s a nope for me.
If that were me, there would be vomit all over the floors, ceilings, and wall’s.
The Harry Potter we want
That bed is basically a coffin
And this right here is why ships do not have touchscreens
I’ve seen this video many times, but this is the first time I have had this thought: Do sailors have to sleep with mouth guards? To avoid biting their tongue or other mouth injury during this kind of sudden turbulence.
Edit: It appears no mouthgards commonly on ships. Even historically. However, hammocks were used to negate this issue on older/less capable ships.
My dad was in the Navy, no wonder why he has refused to get on a ship his whole life!
I always wonder how the cooks don’t get severe burns from boiling waterÂ
The guy on the broom got me 😂
Is 0:37 clip AI or am i going crazy?
I would not be able to crawl into a bed that tiny to sleep. Omg. Is it that way so you don’t flop around when sleeping? That’s wild.
That is no fun. I never get seasick. Fifty years on the water. But in big seas the boat was rolling so hard the oil alarms for the engine would go off as the oil was sloshing away from where it was needed. I remember being arrogant. Telling a friend who was a Coast Guard vet that he and I would be the only ones who would get sick. Well. I thought I was going to die. It was just too much. That desperate feeling is the worst.