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Where Ships Go To Die... Beaching a Vessel.
Actually, Beaching is a common practice in recycling yards where ships are sent for dismantling. (Sauce - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4P2g2cyCKs )
Dec 20, 2016 6:35 PM
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Actually, Beaching is a common practice in recycling yards where ships are sent for dismantling. (Sauce - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4P2g2cyCKs )
EarElephant
There were a lot of clams that had a bad day that day
FishMouthedSocialJusticeWarrior
All my school counselor said I could be is a failure. I could have failed parking boats spectacularly
UnpopularOpinions
You forgot to give it a clickbait title. MUST SEE Out of Control Ships Collide on Beach While People Watch In Horror!!!
SiamwhichT
Dinosaurs killed everyone on board.
reallyannoyedwithhavingtochoosemyownname
Toot toot mofo.
Popprstoppr
In a movie that would have gone much much farther and taken like 2 minutes to stop once it hit land. ...and the boat would be in slow-mo.
HardAtTwerk
recycling yard is a nice way to say "metal death field where children work for a pittance in the most dangerous labor conditions on earth."
rawneck
Yes, shipbreaking is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world..especially in countries like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.