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Old 06-16-13, 09:51 PM   #1
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Ship sinking!!

Just received this on a HYDROPAC message:
VESSEL HORIZON SINKING IN 16-47.702S 171-34.685W.
THREE PERSONS ABANDONED TO LIFERAFT

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/AK130...nking-ship.htm
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Old 06-17-13, 04:36 PM   #2
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Old 06-17-13, 04:58 PM   #3
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A ship was lost and this is good?

Yes people were saved...thats great...but a ship was also sunk! That's not awesome.
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Old 06-17-13, 05:25 PM   #4
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Where did he say it was awesome? The crew could have died. They were saved. Ships can be replaced. Lives can't.

Grow up.
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Where did he say it was awesome? The crew could have died. They were saved. Ships can be replaced. Lives can't.
I was meaning that it shouldn't happen in the first place!

Ships sinking is never good. I know that ships can be replaced and that it's really really good that they saved these people...but I'm saying that it would be better if it didn't even happen.

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Old 06-17-13, 06:51 PM   #6
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Don't get upset, was just a bad hair day for Steve!!
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Old 06-17-13, 09:11 PM   #7
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Just received this on a HYDROPAC message:
VESSEL HORIZON SINKING IN 16-47.702S 171-34.685W.
THREE PERSONS ABANDONED TO LIFERAFT
Forgive me for my ignorance, but how did you receive this message?

[SOCIALSUICIDE]And what's HYDROPAC?[/SOCIALSUICIDE]
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Old 06-17-13, 09:22 PM   #8
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Forgive me for my ignorance, but how did you receive this message?
I was wondering the same....

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Not at all. What he said was totally uncalled for, attacking someone for saying the crew surviving was a good outcome? Just went down several notches in my book.

Not, as he constantly brags, that he cares one way or the other.

I'm done.
Okay...what I said was not worded correctly...also once again I have shoved my size 15 foot in my mouth and down my throat.

I constantly brag that I care about things?

If there's something that I'm doing that you don't like...tell me please. If I'm doing something and I'm not aware of it I can't change it. I didn't mean to attack Jimbuna. I was trying to say that this entire ordeal is bad and shouldn't have happened. Yes, it's great that the crew was recovered alive...but it would've been much better if a boat didn't sink and people's lives weren't put in danger.

I can't change your opinion of me. What you think of me is your opinion and everybody is entitled to their own. I know I've apologized many times before and I probably will apologize many more times throughout my lifetime. This is yet another example of how I didn't think before I posted. If I had elaborated a bit and thought about the post it would've come out different.
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FWIW, you're ok in my book, I understood your comment correctly.
It seems G.S.Patton also suffered from this "ailment": "your own mouth is your worst enemy!"
And I'm also a member of this particular club

Back on OT, it's great news the crew was saved. Many fishermen are not so lucky.

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Okay...what I said was not worded correctly...also once again I have shoved my size 15 foot in my mouth and down my throat.
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I was trying to say that this entire ordeal is bad and shouldn't have happened. Yes, it's great that the crew was recovered alive...but it would've been much better if a boat didn't sink and people's lives weren't put in danger.

I can't change your opinion of me. What you think of me is your opinion and everybody is entitled to their own. I know I've apologized many times before and I probably will apologize many more times throughout my lifetime. This is yet another example of how I didn't think before I posted. If I had elaborated a bit and thought about the post it would've come out different.
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The fact that the boat sank and that people's lives were put in danger is obviously not good.

Your comment, however, were a bit unnecessary because you misunderstood Jim's comment. He said that it was a good outcome. Outcome, implying that he was talking about the response that happened AFTER the boat's sinking was inevitable, and not the event as a whole.

You of course know that now and everything, but don't jump at something without understanding it thoroughly first. That's how arguments that shouldn't happen in the first place start.
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The fact that the boat sank and that people's lives were put in danger is obviously not good.

Your comment, however, were a bit unnecessary because you misunderstood Jim's comment. He said that it was a good outcome. Outcome, implying that he was talking about the response that happened AFTER the boat's sinking was inevitable, and not the event as a whole.

You of course know that now and everything, but don't jump at something without understanding it thoroughly first. That's how arguments that shouldn't happen in the first place start.
Think before I post....Got it.

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Old 06-18-13, 09:27 AM   #12
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I constantly brag that I care about things?
No, you've said several times in the last few days that you don't care what people think.

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If there's something that I'm doing that you don't like...tell me please.
No, this one thing just set me off.

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Yes, it's great that the crew was recovered alive...but it would've been much better if a boat didn't sink and people's lives weren't put in danger.
Ships sink. Planes crash. Cars crash. Fires happen. Buildings collapse. It's a fact of life. When it does happen the best possible outcome is that the lives can be saved. When everyone gets out alive it's a good day.

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I know I've apologized many times before and I probably will apologize many more times throughout my lifetime. This is yet another example of how I didn't think before I posted.
It's not that. You've insisted a couple of times recently that you're no longer a kid. This seemed particularly childish to me.

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If I had elaborated a bit and thought about the post it would've come out different.
The minimalist best would have been "I wish the ship could have been saved too", but everyone feels that way, which is why we have the phrase "that goes without saying."
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Did a ship sink?
No. It's a conspiracy.
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It's not that. You've insisted a couple of times recently that you're no longer a kid. This seemed particularly childish to me.
Everybody has their moments. This was one of mine.

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The minimalist best would have been "I wish the ship could have been saved too", but everyone feels that way, which is why we have the phrase "that goes without saying."
I know now what I should've said but at this point it's done.

Just have to turn the page and move on and try to do better.
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