Someone give it a nudge!
21 January 2007, 05:14 PM
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Someone give it a nudge!
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Come on, sink ya bastid.
Could do with some fresh wrecks in the area.
Come on, sink ya bastid.
Could do with some fresh wrecks in the area.
21 January 2007, 07:58 PM
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Most are air tight i think you would think the sheer mas would make them sink
If you find one do you get the salvage rights ???
kips
If you find one do you get the salvage rights ???
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21 January 2007, 08:13 PM
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BBC NEWS | In Pictures | Your Pictures: MSC Napoli
Come on, sink ya bastid.
Could do with some fresh wrecks in the area.
Come on, sink ya bastid.
Could do with some fresh wrecks in the area.
21 January 2007, 08:30 PM
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Dam right,
Lucifers, Shark a go-go
and then moved onto Soi 6... Queen vic and Goodfellas.
And then at the end of the holiday sampled Soi 2 as the pièce de résistance.
Spent the rest of the time diving wrecks
Andy
Lucifers, Shark a go-go
and then moved onto Soi 6... Queen vic and Goodfellas.
And then at the end of the holiday sampled Soi 2 as the pièce de résistance.
Spent the rest of the time diving wrecks
Andy
21 January 2007, 09:28 PM
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I did not think much of lucifers,maybe too drunk.
21 January 2007, 09:35 PM
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I was almost sober but still managed to stay on top of one of the speaker cabs for 2 1/2 hrs dancing in flip flops.. feet were bolloxed by the morning lol.
Too many to try them all, others I did were TQ2's and shark club, nowt to write home about though.
I was being dragged from left to right every few steps I didn't even get chance to look what the places were called.
Andy
Too many to try them all, others I did were TQ2's and shark club, nowt to write home about though.
I was being dragged from left to right every few steps I didn't even get chance to look what the places were called.
Andy
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22 January 2007, 12:49 PM
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BBC NEWS | In Pictures | Your Pictures: MSC Napoli
Come on, sink ya bastid.
Could do with some fresh wrecks in the area.
Come on, sink ya bastid.
Could do with some fresh wrecks in the area.
Thought you were just a BIG fan of pollution for a moment there!!
22 January 2007, 12:50 PM
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Some real bargains to be had 
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£15k motorbike picked up on a tractor and driven off with and the maximum fine they will get if identified and summonsed to court will be £2.5k
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£15k motorbike picked up on a tractor and driven off with and the maximum fine they will get if identified and summonsed to court will be £2.5k
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BBC NEWS | In Pictures | Your Pictures: MSC Napoli
Come on, sink ya bastid.
Could do with some fresh wrecks in the area.
Come on, sink ya bastid.
Could do with some fresh wrecks in the area.
22 January 2007, 02:40 PM
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That's right
The boats are filled with naked men bathing and when the ship threatens to sink, one jumps ship shouting "Eureka" and bouyancy is restored!!
What happened in this instance is that one of said men got it wrong and shouted
"Ulrika, ka, ka, ka, ka" as he jumped, which negated his contribution!!
Ns04
The boats are filled with naked men bathing and when the ship threatens to sink, one jumps ship shouting "Eureka" and bouyancy is restored!!
What happened in this instance is that one of said men got it wrong and shouted
"Ulrika, ka, ka, ka, ka" as he jumped, which negated his contribution!!
Ns04
22 January 2007, 03:46 PM
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I see the police are doing a good job to stop everyone
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22 January 2007, 04:10 PM
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Some real bargains to be had
Sky News: UK News, World News and Business News. The First for breaking global News!
£15k motorbike picked up on a tractor and driven off with and the maximum fine they will get if identified and summonsed to court will be £2.5k
Sky News: UK News, World News and Business News. The First for breaking global News!
£15k motorbike picked up on a tractor and driven off with and the maximum fine they will get if identified and summonsed to court will be £2.5k
Hiding the goods and not giving them back is a criminal offence, with a possible fine of up to £2,500 per offence.
Plus, the hot-fingered beach-comber, would waive their right to a salvage award, and have to pay the owner twice the good's value: "In the case of a BMW motorbike, it could be quite expensive".
22 January 2007, 04:29 PM
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Anyone remember that ship that sank in the middle of the English Channel a couple of years ago (last year??) carrying Beemers and Volvos. Never heard anything else about that one. 
Anyone bought a rusty 330 recently ??
Anyone bought a rusty 330 recently ??
22 January 2007, 05:14 PM
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I'm think that got recovered, or at least the cargo did.
22 January 2007, 05:20 PM
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Could work out lots more though!
Hiding the goods and not giving them back is a criminal offence, with a possible fine of up to £2,500 per offence.
Plus, the hot-fingered beach-comber, would waive their right to a salvage award, and have to pay the owner twice the good's value: "In the case of a BMW motorbike, it could be quite expensive".
Hiding the goods and not giving them back is a criminal offence, with a possible fine of up to £2,500 per offence.
Plus, the hot-fingered beach-comber, would waive their right to a salvage award, and have to pay the owner twice the good's value: "In the case of a BMW motorbike, it could be quite expensive".
22 January 2007, 06:12 PM
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Some real bargains to be had
Sky News: UK News, World News and Business News. The First for breaking global News!
£15k motorbike picked up on a tractor and driven off with and the maximum fine they will get if identified and summonsed to court will be £2.5k
Sky News: UK News, World News and Business News. The First for breaking global News!
£15k motorbike picked up on a tractor and driven off with and the maximum fine they will get if identified and summonsed to court will be £2.5k
Most of the good stuff has gone now. Gonna be a flood of cheap BMW parts on Ebay soon.
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22 January 2007, 06:56 PM
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Water displacement, not air!
If the weight of the water displaced by an object placed in it, is heavier than the object itself, the object will float.
Originally Posted by Chrisgr31
but as its sitting on the ground its not going anywhere! It might turn on to its side, but its not going to sink!
I'd recommend marking it's current position though as a certain amount that fell off, probably didn't float.
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22 January 2007, 07:42 PM
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Article about how long shipping containers float:
Floating containers at sea - a worldwide hazard to shipping
Floating containers at sea - a worldwide hazard to shipping