r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/ChargeEducational700 • 3h ago
WCGW speeding through the water while both captains are busy scrolling?
This is why captains exist, boys.
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u/Maple-Syrup-Bandit 3h ago
The boat folded, shook the boys straight, and scooted right on.
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u/Technical-Use-5561 3h ago
I want to know the manufacturer of this boat they did a good job. This video can be a good advertisement for them
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u/Mihsan 1h ago
You can can clearly see light through formed cracks. This boat is done, brobably sinked with the weight of the motor.
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u/Technical-Use-5561 56m ago
What matters is the boat didn't flip instantly after that impact. Slowly sinking is far better
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u/ThrA-X 3h ago
Dunno which is more impressive, the idiocy of the passengers or the resilience of that boat.
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u/ramnokri 3h ago
at some point, the boat learned to survive.
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u/ActionFigureCollects 3h ago
Everything will survive past man. We'll be the first to go at the current rate.
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u/throcorfe 2h ago
Sadly we are already far from the first to go, the world is several species down thanks to the efforts of humankind
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u/GottaUseEmAll 1h ago
Some extinctions are our fault, but many are not. Most extinctions on earth took place waaaaaaaaaaaaaay before we were even here.
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u/AllDeathsAreCertain 3h ago
Yeah Buoy
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u/icaruza 2h ago
Or Yeah Boo-ee (in Americenglish)
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u/whooptheretis 1h ago
What, what…?
Americans say boo-ee‽‽
How do they pronounce buoyancy?
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u/xenogazer 50m ago
No it's just booey for the buoy. We're American, not even our football stadium full of grammar rules can make sense.
(Booey is also often a nickname used by kids out in the country)
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u/Bish_Bosh88 59m ago
I only learned this through watching the reality TV show Below Decks which follows a group of often annoying people working on a yacht.
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u/FadedVictor 1h ago
I say it in my head with the voice of John Witherspoon(Granddad from Boondocks), RIP.
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u/the-real-vuk 3h ago
Problem is that car drivers do the exact same, smashing into people.
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u/siazdghw 1h ago
This is why stuff like FSD is safer than the average driver.
The average person looks at their phone, toys with their radio or AC, rubbernecks, gets tired or emotional, or is a new driver or an elderly driver. A computer drives consistently safer than them.
Now of course everyone will say 'I drive better than a computer', and some of you will be right, but on average, I doubt it.
Of course this is decades away from fruition, not because the technology isn't already better than the average driver, but because it's essentially a middle class+ luxury for now, but probably by the 2030's some form of autonomous driving or at a minimum ADAS will become mandatory on new vehicles.
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u/snakemane88 3h ago
that'll buff right out
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u/deanrihpee 3h ago
amazing, especially in the place where it should be significantly harder to hit anything stationary lmao
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u/BuckRusty 1h ago
Minor point: a ship should only have one commanding officer referred to as Captain, and this individual will hold ultimate authority over and responsibility for the vessel, the crew, and the mission - even if that mission is to be a bunch of fuckups who wrecked the vessel against a giant yellow buoy…
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u/MySisterPegsMe 3h ago
No that's why those barriers exist
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u/MancDude1979 3h ago
It's an anchorage buoy, not a barrier...
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u/MySisterPegsMe 2h ago
The barriers attached to the buoy you silly goose
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u/MancDude1979 2h ago
? There aren't any, just the buoy... a barrier is something that prevents you from entering / hitting somewhere, everything you see here is just the buoy... concrete core with floatation aids...
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u/MySisterPegsMe 2h ago
Ok nerd. The big yellow floatation devices can act as floats and a barrier. This is a dumb argument lmao
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u/GottaUseEmAll 1h ago
It's not a particularly important argument, in the grand scheme of things, but the word "barrier" has a meaning. That meaning is "something which bars passage", i.e. something that prevents someone getting through and continuing onwards.
The floats that surround the anchorage are there to protect the side of boats that are attached from bumping against the concrete. They are not barriers in the real sense of the definition, although I guess one could argue that they are barring passage to the concrete.
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u/FancyJesse 1h ago
You're the one that is turning it into an argument because you can't phantom being wrong.
Be better.
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u/Yesitshismom 3h ago
For a moment I thought they crashed into one of those inflatable rescue boats full of people. Thought we had a catastrophe²
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u/BonerOfTheLake 2h ago
"the ocean is vast... but these guy still crashed on something. remember... no phone while driving"
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u/Tirinoth 3h ago
I loved seeing the boat throw that panel thing back and bounce it off the dumbasses.
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u/SixNineWithTheAfro 3h ago
So the front did NOT fall off. Clearly no cardboard or cardboard derivatives involved
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u/hamfist_ofthenorth 3h ago
Not like they could really see over the bow anyways but yeah, would have been safer to be holding a beer lol
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u/RudeOrganization550 2h ago
That was actually quite a small difficult to hit target, nailed it.
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u/throcorfe 2h ago
And it’s bright yellow so they would have seen it had they looked up at any point in the last 5-10mins
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2h ago
Didn't even have the kill switch toggle on. Incompetence always seems to function in extremes.
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u/koolaidismything 2h ago
That did zero damage to the bouy. No idea why that surprised me but it did.
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u/pichael289 2h ago
Looks like the boat is fine, it's leaving without them unless they are down in the bottom somewhere
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u/ChosenOfTheMoon_GR 1h ago
The entire sea in 360 degrees is open and these two found a way to get to the tiny point where there was 1 obstacle, and i repeat, it's 2 of them, like when was either of them expected to stop anyway?
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u/Mekazabiht-Rusti 1h ago
Good job all appears to be well, and they are continuing their journey. #blessed
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u/HomerStillSippen 1h ago
It never ceases to amaze me with the massive size of the ocean and the sky that people still find a way to crash into things or each other.
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u/Quiet-Original-5368 1h ago
We're overlooking the real issue here: both captains weren't even getting paid overtime for this catastrophe.
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u/Quiet-Original-5368 1h ago
You're not gonna believe what happened the other day – we were on a speedboat tour of the lake and the captain's phone died... and we had to rely on one of the guys on the speed record attempt team to navigate the entire lake blindfolded. Guess who didn't know there was a rock in the middle.
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u/VrsoviceBlues 1h ago
Mister Somers, what the devil do you mean with this slovenly negligence sir?! What in the name of Hell are you playing at?! No- do not speak! The meanest intelligence could see that this is a ship calling for an attentive hand and an active mind, sir, not for a parcel of landsmen more fit for the Margate hoy!
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u/brenkosaur 1h ago
Imagine having a boat to drive around it and youd rather be on your phone. They got what they deserved.
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u/wonkey_monkey 1h ago
Got to get the money shot in the first 1/4 of a second otherwise no-one's gonna watch 🙄
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u/desertoutlaw86 1h ago
Had a coworker do this while drinking in the middle of the night. Only reason they survived was because some one witnesses the crash and came to give them a hand. Lucky it wasn’t the coasties.
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u/Wanderlustfull 23m ago
It was a 25 second gif. Did we really need to see the end at the beginning before the content lest we get bored half way though? Jesus Christ.
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u/tylerbarnacles 2h ago
It's totally unnecessary for this crash. Simple forward watch keeping could have easily avoided the whole ridiculous accident.
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u/PsyAsylum 3h ago
No seatbelts huh? lol
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u/Technical-Use-5561 3h ago
Boats do not have seatbelts Smartypants. That's why they give you a life jacket
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u/New_Enthusiasm9053 1h ago
A lot of boats have seatbelts.
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u/panic_attack_999 1h ago
Very few boats have seatbelts. See if you can figure out why.
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u/New_Enthusiasm9053 1h ago
A lot of them have seatbelts. Particularly ones that do important stuff.



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u/SimpleMetricTon 3h ago
Sha la la la la la… … … Ugh.