Boats can have a flat keel, ships cant.?
That must be it!
Gonnae tell us , I,ve got ma work in the mornin,
Leo if that wis the case if you had a big enough ship you could carry a ship oan in...no?
msm................spill it
A wiz steamboats last night wae the amount of shots I shipped.
ferry boat.......or ferry ship
Ah'll tell ye aw the next time ahm oan....
He disnae know.....its the only answer !
"It's common lore that a ship rolls outboard in a turn while a boat rolls inboard. I don't think whether one fits into another has anything to do with it" There is a more technical definition: "On a boat the centre of gravity is below the freeboard, on a ship it is above. In practice this means a boat, such as a submarine, will lean into a curve when turning while a ship will lean out." "The difference between a ship and a boat is which way they heel or skid, when turning. A ship will heel outward during a turn, a boat will turn inward during a turn. In other terms, a motorcycle will lean inward during a turn, a car, truck, etc. will lean outward. Same concept for ship vs. boat."
Coop
A boat 'leans in' on a turn...a ship 'leans out' on a turn...
Google is your friend, Zico.
Well thanks for that I must be boat.....cos I'm gonnae turn in !
"Google is your friend, Zico."
There was a list of about 50 comments and theories regarding the ship/boat thing - you have have to pick the one that sounds the most logical.
Any youz daein `Movember ' this year?
I'm regrettin' it awready. Moustaches look daft.
But it's for a good cause.
Ma mate done it last year...looked a right tumshie and wis spurned by his wummin for the duration...
cant in ma office has got one - looks like a total kock.
Never trust a cant wae a tash, they've got summat tae hide.
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posted on 30/10/11
Boats can have a flat keel, ships cant.?
That must be it!
posted on 30/10/11
Gonnae tell us , I,ve got ma work in the mornin,
posted on 30/10/11
kinda
posted on 30/10/11
Leo if that wis the case if you had a big enough ship you could carry a ship oan in...no?
posted on 30/10/11
Naw Ath...
posted on 30/10/11
msm................spill it
posted on 30/10/11
A wiz steamboats last night wae the amount of shots I shipped.
posted on 30/10/11
ferry boat.......or ferry ship
posted on 30/10/11
Ah'll tell ye aw the next time ahm oan....
posted on 30/10/11
Hate yoo.
posted on 30/10/11
He disnae know.....its the only answer !
posted on 30/10/11
"It's common lore that a ship rolls outboard in a turn while a boat rolls inboard. I don't think whether one fits into another has anything to do with it" There is a more technical definition: "On a boat the centre of gravity is below the freeboard, on a ship it is above. In practice this means a boat, such as a submarine, will lean into a curve when turning while a ship will lean out." "The difference between a ship and a boat is which way they heel or skid, when turning. A ship will heel outward during a turn, a boat will turn inward during a turn. In other terms, a motorcycle will lean inward during a turn, a car, truck, etc. will lean outward. Same concept for ship vs. boat."
posted on 30/10/11
Zico
posted on 30/10/11
posted on 30/10/11
I was gonnae say that !!
posted on 30/10/11
Coop
A boat 'leans in' on a turn...a ship 'leans out' on a turn...
posted on 30/10/11
Google is your friend, Zico.
posted on 30/10/11
Well thanks for that I must be boat.....cos I'm gonnae turn in !
posted on 30/10/11
"Google is your friend, Zico."
There was a list of about 50 comments and theories regarding the ship/boat thing - you have have to pick the one that sounds the most logical.
posted on 30/10/11
Any youz daein `Movember ' this year?
posted on 30/10/11
Naw...
posted on 30/10/11
I'm regrettin' it awready. Moustaches look daft.
But it's for a good cause.
posted on 30/10/11
Ma mate done it last year...looked a right tumshie and wis spurned by his wummin for the duration...
posted on 30/10/11
cant in ma office has got one - looks like a total kock.
Never trust a cant wae a tash, they've got summat tae hide.
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