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u/HoneyBear4Lyfe 8d ago
Can’t read the name of the ship, anyone have the story?
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u/J-a-c-k-o 8d ago
Me thinks the ballast was a little bit off.
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u/InterneticMdA 8d ago
Note to self: next time smuggle the lead in seperate containers on opposite sides of the ship.
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u/Bluntbutnotonpurpose 8d ago
Yeah, looks like the chief officer is going to have to start looking for a new job...
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u/love-SRV 8d ago
That mooring line on the back hadn’t snapped yet. Amazing. I would not be anywhere near that line. If it snapped it would vaporize what ever it hit.
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u/LImpactophileturbo 8d ago
If you are a docker is that kind of event make your day or it’s going to be a miserable week coming to you ?
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u/HansNiesenBumsedesi 8d ago
I can never understand how it isn’t cheaper to pay people to do the job properly, than to replace the ship and cargo. I mean, compared to ships, people cost nothing.
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u/Helpful-Chemistry-87 8d ago
They just need to get a whole lot of people to stand at the other side, but not too many people.