Moley

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YouTube - Heavy seas

Wouldn't fancy being on that ship!!!!

OllyK

I remember being out in a Force 7 and some nutter coming flying by on wind surfer at Mach 2

stilover

I'd have been sat on the crapper............... crapping myself.

I can't swim so if a boat goes down there's a good chance I'll go down with it.

T4molie

Damn!!!!!

I bet the cabaret evening was fun on there..... "Woaaahhhhhhh okey cokey cokey"

New_scooby_04

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*sings*

"What a feeling, dancing on the ceiling"

AllTalk

Did you Insure it Moley?

Look at the bloke on the diving board trying to steady himself before he dives into the fast emptying pool!!

gpssti4

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I remember when we were out in a storm force 11 once. It's difficult to do anything - even walking around the ship is dangerous. It was rolling 47 deg one way and 44 the other - over 90deg in total. You couldn't sit in a chair easily and sleeping was near impossible.

JBr

That'll be £10,000 for an outside cabin, Sir!

InfractMe

With a sea view ..... then a sky view ..... a sea view .... sky view ... sea, sky, sea, sky

GazTheHat

At first i thought pffff, that's nothing. Then later

Must be a nightmare standing at the bar.

Chip Sengravy

The cars inside must be battered!

StickyMicky

when i went over to amsterdam last year for a weekend break, we had to stop and wait for a helicopter with a "super duper" captain or something to help bring the ferry into port as the sea was to rough

G/F is trying not to be sick, people are falling over all over the place, i just chilled out on my bed, pissed up enjoying the ride

no idea how bad the storm was, but looking out the window was quite funny at the time, SEA/CRASH/SKY/CRASH etc etc

Luminous

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Is it me, or is there a very strange roll on that ship. It rolls massively to starboard, but hard any to port

dpb

Cos capt got it it wrong and has her more broadside than he should. Should be maintaining it 30 degrees off the bow as my merchant navy nav man told me