What did you do for your ZHP/ BMW / MINI today? #2

Wow. Hang on! :)

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Originally Posted by JupiterBMW

Heading South from Alaska, getting tossed around by 90mph winds and 5.5m swell on the beam... Spend half my life out here...

THAT is a sailor... :biggrin

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Video or bs.

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Originally Posted by johnrando

Wow. Hang on! :)

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Originally Posted by danewilson77

Video or bs.

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+1

Real sailors go underwater :p

Hah, decks are secured at 50 knots, so definitely hard to get some video... I'll see what I can do...

Not to mention there is NO way I'd be able to upload/post it from out here... Way too slow on the satellite internet...

GoPro on your helmet.

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Originally Posted by jakksfor20

Actually that is the short term goal. A little bit of extra money, especially since the wife is in school (using my benefits). Long term is I have about 6 years left until I can retire. I spent 10 years on AD as a Submarine Nuclear Electrician's Mate.


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Go for the 6 yrs. Great knowing a nukie sewer pipe. And an EM.

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Originally Posted by Hornung418

GoPro on your helmet.

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This Joopy you need a go pro.

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Originally Posted by JupiterBMW

Heading South from Alaska, getting tossed around by 90mph winds and 5.5m swell on the beam... Spend half my life out here...

THAT is a sailor... :biggrin

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Off the coast of Cape Canaveral in '01. Trying to do a BSP (rider transfer), boat was taking more than 24 degree rolls as it was pegging the meter. Did that for about an hour and they finally called it and we tried again later. I think more than half the crew had buckets by their side. That was the worst I ever felt without actually puking.


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Originally Posted by jakksfor20

Off the coast of Cape Canaveral in '01. Trying to do a BSP (rider transfer), boat was taking more than 24 degree rolls as it was pegging the meter. Did that for about an hour and they finally called it and we tried again later. I think more than half the crew had buckets by their side. That was the worst I ever felt without actually puking.


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ahhhhhh! I remember those days...:) Nothing like trying to do a BSP in sea state....people going topside to help out and then coming down drenched....the good ol' days...;)

And that, friends, is why I don't do boat rides. I'd be more apt to fly into space, than be on a boat at the mercy of the ocean to toss and turn me. My brain just can't cope.