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You need to put key words for disembodied sex arse in your signed in Amazon search box mate.For the unfamiliar:
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(I’m going to regret googling that to find the image, aren’t I?)
Shit pornBrings whole new depth on thread entitled ship porn.
There says a man who speaks from experience.You need to put key words for disembodied sex arse in your signed in Amazon search box mate.
I've always liked wind turbines - they look very graceful.
Occasionally we see the blades being transported along the nearby motorway. They're massive.
I had to edit as auto correct named it Marrakesh Minder.I read it as "Maersk Minger"
Me too, and I had to look twice to be sure it didn’t say that.I read it as "Maersk Minger"
Sunseeker were one of the biggest customers of a company I worked for in the nineties and noughties. We manufactured and supplied moisture proof hardwood veneers. There must be boats out there that I have had a minor hand in creating.Looking around for boats for sale I found this:
Sunseeker 40 Metre Yacht
Sunseeker 40 Metre Yacht in Alpes-Maritimes Boats by £11,504,473 Used boats - Top Boatsuk.topboats.com
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Did you get aboard one? I'd love a Sunseeker, they're so beautiful. All I need is the money to buy and operate one.Sunseeker were one of the biggest customers of a company I worked for in the nineties and noughties. We manufactured and supplied moisture proof hardwood veneers. There must be boats out there that I have had a minor hand in creating.
As that's so front-heavy, by rights it should tip forward into the sea. How do they prevent that happening?
Sadly no, we got lots of brochures though.Did you get aboard one? I'd love a Sunseeker, they're so beautiful. All I need is the money to buy and operate one.
I would think a fine balancing act between ballast and propulsion. Besides ballast tanks to distribute weight evenly, it has two main propellers and three bow tunnel units and two stern tunnel units for positioning and direction of travel. It’s gross weight is over ten thousand ton.As that's so front-heavy, by rights it should tip forward into the sea. How do they prevent that happening?
It’s also the shape of the hull under the water. The centre of gravity needs to line up with the centre of buoyancy, which is the centroid of the displaced volume. There’s not so much displaced volume at the aft end…I would think a fine balancing act between ballast and propulsion. Besides ballast tanks to distribute weight evenly, it has two main propellers and three bow tunnel units and two stern tunnel units for positioning and direction of travel. It’s gross weight is over ten thousand ton.
Thanks for the information. Though not involved in shipping I have always been astounded at how some of the bigger vessels operate. I seem to be spending more time watching programmes about them on the Discovery channel and similar.It’s also the shape of the hull under the water. The centre of gravity needs to line up with the centre of buoyancy, which is the centroid of the displaced volume. There’s not so much displaced volume at the aft end…
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you try to minimize the ballast you cart around. The engines are under the superstructure and under the deck are cargo tanks, generally for fuel, water, drilling fluids, liquid mud and dry cement.
Be a little wary of gross tons; as it’s actually a measure of volume, not weight. Minder is 4912 deadweight tones, which is the cargo it can carry, plus it’s own fuel and crew effects.
I bet it doesn't actually skip though.I know it's a boat and not a ship but it is something completely different
See a “walking” boat on the Thames
Over the next few weeks, a walking boat will be in the Thames around Battersea - and yes, it's art.www.ianvisits.co.uk
I'm not sure this thing comes in the category "most boats".Most boats are much cleaner than those clippers.
I’m going to get a Uber boat up and watch from the power station site.I know it's a boat and not a ship but it is something completely different
See a “walking” boat on the Thames
Over the next few weeks, a walking boat will be in the Thames around Battersea - and yes, it's art.www.ianvisits.co.uk