[Pompah]

I have been onboard a couple of vessels in sea’s like
this and I always wondered why the welds that held the
steel plates together didn’t pop when she would drop
into a forty foot trough over and over again.
you don’t get a lot of sleep waiting to get through one
of these monsters.

[Windflier]

you don’t get a lot of sleep waiting to get through one of these monsters.

Probably don't keep much food down, either.

[doc1019]

My fear was not the welds, but the possibly of the darn thing turning over. I remember on one ship rated at 38 degrees before turning over, we hit a storm that put us at 42 degrees ... constipation was not a worry.

[hinckley buzzard]

That relates to my thoughts; hats off to the guys who build the ships that can take that kind of punishment...

[Daffynition]

Try being aboard a fishing boat, in 30’ swells. can you say, experience six motions all at once ....rock, roll, pitch, yaw, surge, sway and heave! Terrifying. :)