Reply With QuoteWhen i was in the USCG we saw water like that every winter in Alaska. Crazy shiat watching the bow of the boat disapear under white water.
When i was in the USCG we saw water like that every winter in Alaska. Crazy shiat watching the bow of the boat disapear under white water.
When i was in the USCG we saw water like that every winter in Alaska. Crazy shiat watching the bow of the boat disapear under white water.
How long were you in ???
Splash! (http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data..._seas_ship.wmv)
Saw water like that July 5, 1992, on a cruise to Mexico through the eye of a hurricane. Some sick folks on board.
Dude needs to trim up a little and run the throttles a little better looks like to me...
That is my dream. But only for a few hours then i want to be on shore. I use to go on whale watching trips during the rough seas and since we never saw any i got a free pass for the next time which was during the rough seas.( I could chose when to go the next time) I did this for 5 trips all for the price of one.
So call me if you ever want to go out when its really bad out.
I don't speak spanish, so I didn't understand a word of that.
Saw lots of stuff like that on my tour in Japan in early sixties. One was very memorable as we were in a typhoon off of Japan and to make it short we took a 38 degree roll and I thought it was all over. Destroyers werent made to do that IMONSF
Wow, you can almost see the whole ship come to a dead stop everytime it hits the bottom of the next wave......sure hope he's got massive bilge pumps
that was sic! i think i need a bigger boat, lol
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