Dining on a Cruise During Rough Seas

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(via Andy’s Blog)

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  1. Meg,

    I’ve always wanted to go on a cruise but now I’m not so sure.

    That little pepper mill rolling around the whole time is rather amusing though.

  2. Reverend Bob,

    I went on a cruise in the Gulf of Mexico a couple of years ago and we hit a storm. One night it threw the 3-year-old out of his bunk three times and me once. Not all that fun to be honest.

  3. Curious,

    Another reason I don’t want to go on a cruise!

  4. buffalo,

    Makes the moonwalk a hell of a lot easier.

  5. Mike JJ,

    Geez, either this was a hurricane or something broke on the ship, because liners have these huge stabiliers under their beam that normally minimizes this type of listing.

  6. jforester,

    I worked on acruise ships for a long while, and I’ve never seen one with furniture as badly equipped to handle storms as this ship – usually all of the furniture is either bolted to the ground or has rubber on the bottom to keep it from slipping. Anyway, thanks Chris, this video reminds me that I made the right choice in being a landlubber.

  7. lumpi,

    Reminds me of this.

  8. Frank,

    I have tertiary syphilis.

  9. ZeroZeds,

    On a cruise in the Baltic when we hit a Force 9. I was going back to the Cabin when the ship heeled over. One second I was walking on the floor the next the wall then the floor again. Thats the secret, just keep going.

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