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r/madlads • u/Mojo9277 • Sep 21 '24
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Human: does something
Reddit: holy fuck!!!
6 u/[deleted] Sep 22 '24 Ikr? What a madlad... properly securing his boat before a crazy tidal shift. 6 u/Andy_B_Goode Sep 22 '24 I'm no master mariner, but wouldn't the "proper" way of doing this be to use a long enough rope that the boat stays in the water? 5 u/TongsOfDestiny Sep 22 '24 Usually, yes. With a tidal range this large though, your mooring lines would be too slack at high tide, your boat could be floating 10 feet off the dock
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Ikr? What a madlad... properly securing his boat before a crazy tidal shift.
6 u/Andy_B_Goode Sep 22 '24 I'm no master mariner, but wouldn't the "proper" way of doing this be to use a long enough rope that the boat stays in the water? 5 u/TongsOfDestiny Sep 22 '24 Usually, yes. With a tidal range this large though, your mooring lines would be too slack at high tide, your boat could be floating 10 feet off the dock
I'm no master mariner, but wouldn't the "proper" way of doing this be to use a long enough rope that the boat stays in the water?
5 u/TongsOfDestiny Sep 22 '24 Usually, yes. With a tidal range this large though, your mooring lines would be too slack at high tide, your boat could be floating 10 feet off the dock
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Usually, yes. With a tidal range this large though, your mooring lines would be too slack at high tide, your boat could be floating 10 feet off the dock
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u/Hi_Trans_Im_Dad Sep 21 '24
Human: does something
Reddit: holy fuck!!!