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Wednesday, October 6, 2021
Boat disguised as a rock; An AI dreams of crayons; A library with a more exotic collection
Tuesday, October 27, 2020
"Maersk-Chartered Boxship Cuts Greek Minesweeper in Half"
Like many minesweepers, she was constructed of nonmetallic material (fiberglass) in order to reduce her magnetic signature.
Photos taken just after the collision appear to show that the 50,000 dwt Launceston struck Kallisto amidships on the port side and cut her in half. Kallisto's back deck and stern drifted away and sank, and the surviving forward half of the ship took on a heavy list.
Long term followers of this account will be under no illusions as to the bad things that can happen when military vessels tangle with commercial shipping.
— Dreadnought Holiday (@TheDreadShips) October 27, 2020
I think we can assume the captain of HS Kallisto here is not a fan. pic.twitter.com/OpwIcDqKmz
For reference, in happier times HS Kallisto looked like this.
— Dreadnought Holiday (@TheDreadShips) October 27, 2020
You'll notice it's a lot longer.
The collision with Maersk Launceston has essentially severed most of the ship behind the funnel. pic.twitter.com/UgWijvWZFM
There are two bits of good news.
— Dreadnought Holiday (@TheDreadShips) October 27, 2020
Firstly only two people were injured, apparently neither seriously.
Secondly the MoD is trying to flog the identical HMS Atherstone and might just have found a buyer.
I'm sure the crate of port now headed to Maersk's HQ is a coincidence... pic.twitter.com/P0otlm0seC
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Meet the "65-year-old yacht consultant in Denmark who specializes in naming ocean vessels"
Americans like to name their boats after the money source of the purchase. “When guys in New York City get their bonuses, they usually name their yachts something silly like ‘Christmas Bonus,’” Hammershøy says, noting other recent American boat names have included “Comeuppance,” “Student Loan,” “My Inheritance” and “Thanks Dad.” He sometimes, though, needs to step in and overrule a name if it won’t be accepted in certain countries. (For example, “No Name” won’t work if the Coast Guard asks for the name of the vessel in an emergency.)
Yacht names are usually female, Hammershøy explains, most often taking names of wives and daughters. If it’s an X-Yacht, the Danish sailing race boat, the tradition is for an “X” to be in the name, like “Explorer” or “Expresso.” One Hammershøy client from New York names all of his boats after dances, a tradition begun 150 years ago by his great grandfather (previous yachts have been called “Salsa,” “Tango” and “Bolero”); so when he purchased an X-Yacht, Hammershøy recommended “Foxtrot.” Given the scarcity of “x” words, clients who buy an X-Yacht typically ask Hammershøy which names are still available. “One of them is Anthrax,” he says. “But nobody dares call their boat that.”
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“There are 5,000 ‘Carpe Diem’ yachts in the world, or the punny translation, ‘Seas the Day.’ People don’t have a fantasy to call it anything but that.”
Wednesday, July 25, 2018
Ten funny tweets
when you gotta commute but ball is life pic.twitter.com/lTwvAc8hzj— Annapurna Interactive (@A_i) July 25, 2018
This is truly one of the funniest shots in the history of film pic.twitter.com/mzk2hwl3FF— Collin Smith (@CSmithy16) July 19, 2018
— Cute Emergency (@CuteEmergency) July 18, 2018
— 愛おしい動物💓 (@Wm1jL) July 20, 2018
OMG!!!! TERI IS COSPLAYING AS LOIS FREAKING LANE!!!! 😭🙌🏼 pic.twitter.com/fWOOHVr1T2— hovergrl (@hovergrl) July 21, 2018
Was waitressing on a party of 12 and they asked if I would take their picture and I said sure, so I go to take the picture and the guy goes “1 2 3 Emily is pregnant!” And everyone’s faces were priceless and I might have shed a tear— Kayla (@2kKayla) July 22, 2018
Goodbye, Mark... pic.twitter.com/gpj0AazEEh— Tony Krackeler (@TonyKrackeler) July 17, 2018
I thought the CVS guy was going to ask me to join the rewards program but he said "enjoy your night" so I said "not today, thanks" and left.— Tinker Elle (@elle91) September 1, 2017
[wedding]— FROVO (@fro_vo) November 5, 2015
Priest: repeat after me
Groom: after me
P: ... [to bride] is he serious
Bride: no his name is gary
One can always be bribed to do pretty much anything with an ice-cream #CORRUPTION #walking #vulture #condor @walls pic.twitter.com/V8ONIcCn58— Condor Tweets (@condortweets) July 13, 2018
Monday, May 7, 2018
Greenland from above
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Wednesday, April 4, 2018
"Crime Almond"
They say the two best days in a boat owner's life are the day they buy the boat, and the day they name their boat using predictive text, as we have done here. https://t.co/3AUM1k1A8i pic.twitter.com/cAiDaWQEjM— Botnik Studios (@botnikstudios) April 4, 2018


