Thread: I wouldn't do this without at least a snorkel!

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

It doesn't need to go anywhere in a flood, it just has to float.
If the whole earth is under water, then there is nowhere to go.

If you've ever been in a boat in a storm with engine failure you wouldn't say that. Engines are useful for maintaining way. And the Kentucky Kook's Kreation wouldn't float, except as driftwood. Anyway, this discussion is heading straight towards the cliff edge of religion so I'll stop now.

Originally Posted by bee utey

If you've ever been in a boat in a storm with engine failure you wouldn't say that. Engines are useful for maintaining way. And the Kentucky Kook's Kreation wouldn't float, except as driftwood. Anyway, this discussion is heading straight towards the cliff edge of religion so I'll stop now.

Hmm, Flat Earth Society, eh?
Steve

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

About the length of a container ship, but taller. We have about 4915 followers, according to Tapatalk. If each brought one vehicle that could be doable.
There's a ginormous copy of it in Kentucky, built by an organization whose founder comes from Brisbane, so that's an Aussie link.
I reckon AULRO would fit.

Creators of the lost ark: replica of Noah's vessel unveiled in Kentucky | World news | The Guardian

How are you going to get Mr Marsh to bring just one? To say nothing of the Ho Hars.

Originally Posted by RHS58

Not much fun if you're waterskiing behind it.

At 90 MPH I would be worried about more than a little bit of particulate!

Originally Posted by bee utey

If you've ever been in a boat in a storm with engine failure you wouldn't say that. Engines are useful for maintaining way. And the Kentucky Kook's Kreation wouldn't float, except as driftwood. Anyway, this discussion is heading straight towards the cliff edge of religion so I'll stop now.

Yes I've been caught in a freak storm, your right with out forward motion of a motor riding the oncoming waves and keeping the bow into the waves, if your aimlessly drifting, it's like a washing machine getting tossed around, a decent broad side wave can topple a boat. Even a wave coming over the transom.

Originally Posted by RHS58

Not much fun if you're waterskiing behind it.

Fun for the skipper tho.. Slip a quiet muffler on.. cruse gently out to where you want to start... get the unsuspecting waterskiier set up ready... lift the temporary muffler off and open her up!!! The look on their face would be priceless!!

Originally Posted by Sitec

The look on their face would be priceless!!

While you could see it...

A bit of smoke, but not as much as the guys who like 'rolling coal'. Now THAT would suck! Smoke screen anyone....