Now some of you may argue that it isn't a ship as it's main purpose will be a stationary one but a shop doesn't cease to be a ship when it docks and therefore stops moving.
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Of course a shop doesn't cease to be a ship, it was never a ship to start with so cannot cease to be one.
ship
[ship]
NOUN
1.
a vessel, especially a large oceangoing one propelled by sails or engines.
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Sorry, just seen it's a joint thread
Weds have more points but we have more class
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Leeds and class in the same sentence = oxymoron. (look it up)
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Tyke hasn't said anything sensible for over a year now, I don't really get why he comes on here anymore tbf.. As Pro Clubs died a long time ago and he isn't a fan of the new FIFA?
Just some childish fun I guess...
However Tyke is a very intelligent, organised (if not extremely regimented/stubborn), good to talk to and fun individual IMHO..
Just a shame we never see that guy anymore
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Pioneering Spirit is possibly even larger than the Prelude, in some ways at least. Although, the now retired Seawise Giant ( to use just one of its names ) Remains the longest, and at well over half a million tonnes DWT, still worthy of consideration as the largest ever- by length and by weight.
Seawise Giant was just almost 14 times heavier than the Titanic.
The Blue Marlin could easily carry the Titanic with room to spare, and take it for a ride around the oceans.
Things have moved on eh?
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posted on 27/1/16
Now some of you may argue that it isn't a ship as it's main purpose will be a stationary one but a shop doesn't cease to be a ship when it docks and therefore stops moving.
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Of course a shop doesn't cease to be a ship, it was never a ship to start with so cannot cease to be one.
posted on 27/1/16
ship
[ship]
NOUN
1.
a vessel, especially a large oceangoing one propelled by sails or engines.
posted on 27/1/16
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comment by The Owl & hELLo Kitty (U1750)
posted 1 week, 4 days ago
comment by 756 .. good times a-coming (U4879)
posted 16 minutes ago
Sorry, just seen it's a joint thread
Weds have more points but we have more class
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Leeds and class in the same sentence = oxymoron. (look it up)
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posted on 27/1/16
BhT you spoke!!!
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posted on 27/1/16
Tyke hasn't said anything sensible for over a year now, I don't really get why he comes on here anymore tbf.. As Pro Clubs died a long time ago and he isn't a fan of the new FIFA?
Just some childish fun I guess...
However Tyke is a very intelligent, organised (if not extremely regimented/stubborn), good to talk to and fun individual IMHO..
Just a shame we never see that guy anymore
posted on 27/1/16
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posted on 27/1/16
1912 indeed
posted on 27/1/16
Pioneering Spirit is possibly even larger than the Prelude, in some ways at least. Although, the now retired Seawise Giant ( to use just one of its names ) Remains the longest, and at well over half a million tonnes DWT, still worthy of consideration as the largest ever- by length and by weight.
Seawise Giant was just almost 14 times heavier than the Titanic.
The Blue Marlin could easily carry the Titanic with room to spare, and take it for a ride around the oceans.
Things have moved on eh?
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