Things that wash up\arrive on our shores

Arazi

Arazi

Arazi

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There are all kinds that wash up on our shores, **** swimmers, rubbish\waste, anything that floats, but i don't think you will see this very often.


There is a plan in the pipeline according to the authorities.

It is Friday, c'mon.
 
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I remember reading about the above thing that washed up, owner was never traced. I really don't like machinery in the sea, especially when its large, the submechanophobia is strong here.
 
LOAM said:
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I remember reading about the above thing that washed up, owner was never traced. I really don't like machinery in the sea, especially when its large, the submechanophobia is strong here.
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Thing is, why would you not own up to owning that, surely there would be a trace of ownership or what kind of industry it came from, did they report what it was actually used for back then?

Or, giant robots :)
 
Arazi said:
Thing is, why would you not own up to owning that, surely there would be a trace of ownership or what kind of industry it came from, did they report what it was actually used for back then?

Or, giant robots :)
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I think the general opinion was that it either fell of a boat whilst being delivered or came detached from what ever it was it was connected to and that could have happened X number of years ago and already been paid out on from insurance.

Use wise, some form of pump apparently.
 
Arazi said:
Thing is, why would you not own up to owning that, surely there would be a trace of ownership or what kind of industry it came from, did they report what it was actually used for back then?

Or, giant robots :)
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"Obviously" a supervillian was building their lair on an island/volcano.
 
LOAM said:
I think the general opinion was that it either fell of a boat whilst being delivered or came detached from what ever it was it was connected to and that could have happened X number of years ago and already been paid out on from insurance.

Use wise, some form of pump apparently.
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It broke free from a Norwegian tug from what I read earlier.

That is crazy how long that pipe is though :eek:
 
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