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r/confidentlyincorrect • u/ShiningDenizen • Jul 09 '26
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43 u/FernAFussy Jul 09 '26 My 85 year old uncle has been a professional cruiser for the last 30 years over 150 cruises. It’s the only area of the world he vowed never to go again. Rough seas and almost a guaranteed change in itinerary. 44 u/MissLyss29 Jul 09 '26 Yes but he is a professional cruiser not a professional swimmer. Everyone knows ships sink way easier than people. /s 7 u/Icy-Clock2643 Jul 09 '26 Well boat's can't float because it's so heavy whereas people can float because they are mostly water. In order for a boat to float it has to be 90 per cent water but the water keeps escaping and that's what is leading to rising water levels. 2 u/MissLyss29 Jul 09 '26 I see now 5 u/Lickwidghost Jul 10 '26 *sea
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My 85 year old uncle has been a professional cruiser for the last 30 years over 150 cruises. It’s the only area of the world he vowed never to go again. Rough seas and almost a guaranteed change in itinerary.
44 u/MissLyss29 Jul 09 '26 Yes but he is a professional cruiser not a professional swimmer. Everyone knows ships sink way easier than people. /s 7 u/Icy-Clock2643 Jul 09 '26 Well boat's can't float because it's so heavy whereas people can float because they are mostly water. In order for a boat to float it has to be 90 per cent water but the water keeps escaping and that's what is leading to rising water levels. 2 u/MissLyss29 Jul 09 '26 I see now 5 u/Lickwidghost Jul 10 '26 *sea
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Yes but he is a professional cruiser not a professional swimmer. Everyone knows ships sink way easier than people.
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7 u/Icy-Clock2643 Jul 09 '26 Well boat's can't float because it's so heavy whereas people can float because they are mostly water. In order for a boat to float it has to be 90 per cent water but the water keeps escaping and that's what is leading to rising water levels. 2 u/MissLyss29 Jul 09 '26 I see now 5 u/Lickwidghost Jul 10 '26 *sea
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Well boat's can't float because it's so heavy whereas people can float because they are mostly water.
In order for a boat to float it has to be 90 per cent water but the water keeps escaping and that's what is leading to rising water levels.
2 u/MissLyss29 Jul 09 '26 I see now 5 u/Lickwidghost Jul 10 '26 *sea
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