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ratso
11-23-2007, 05:33 PM
...but I think I'll pass:jawdrop:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21935099/
Can you say Titanic!
Boatcop
11-23-2007, 05:40 PM
Having sailed those waters, I know how those bergie bits (small icebergs) can creep up on you.
If I ran that cruise ship line, I think I'd have the crews spend a little more time in Damage Control training. If they can't control flooding from a hole "the size of a fist", they don't belong on a Laughlin casino shuttle boat, much less a passenger liner in the most treacherous waters on the planet.
BrendellaJet
11-23-2007, 05:48 PM
Having sailed those waters, I know how those bergie bits (small icebergs) can creep up on you.
If I ran that cruise ship line, I think I'd have the crews spend a little more time in Damage Control training. If they can't control flooding from a hole "the size of a fist", they don't belong on a Laughlin casino shuttle boat, much less a passenger liner in the most treacherous waters on the planet.
Seriously, stuff a towel in it and weld a box over it. I could do that and I cant even weld.
Baja Big Dog
11-23-2007, 06:06 PM
The size of a fist????
WTF:confused: :eek:
Jbb
11-23-2007, 06:47 PM
Having sailed those waters, I know how those bergie bits (small icebergs) can creep up on you.
If I ran that cruise ship line, I think I'd have the crews spend a little more time in Damage Control training. If they can't control flooding from a hole "the size of a fist", they don't belong on a Laughlin casino shuttle boat, much less a passenger liner in the most treacherous waters on the planet.
I heard the size of a fist comment on CNN......I would think their pumps could easily handle that....:confused:
RiverToysJas
11-23-2007, 06:56 PM
Something tells me Chuck Norris had something to do with this!!! :idea:
RTJas :D
spectras only
11-23-2007, 09:48 PM
I heard the size of a fist comment on CNN......I would think their pumps could easily handle that....:confused:
Some peeps believe everything reported by CNN :idea: :)
"Adventures of Toronto, which owned the vessel, initially described the damage as a "fist-sized hole," but the Argentine navy later said it observed "significant" damage to the hull"