Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[LouNY]

lol... the debate over what constitutes a "boat" versus a "ship" has probably raged for more than 500 years, with every industry, culture, and even company having their own dividing line. The one I outlined above is supposedly used by the US Navy, at least according to one source I came across, but I am sure there are others.

Having heard many arguments on why one should be called one thing, versus the other, I actually think this is as good a way to distinguish them as any other I have heard.

Ah, they are all big gray boats in the danged Navy.

 

[bcp]

Speaking of boats and towing:

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Bruce

 

[groundcover]

So called "truck driver " was fully equipped with flip flops too !

 

[California]

What's going on in that photo?

 

[ning]

What's going on in that photo?

Looks like the trailer high-centered over a crown; possibly the truck was trying for a U-turn but there's a large gradient change between the side road and the main highway.

 

[Topzide]

Yep, she's high centered just past the drive axles! Might have even taken the weight off the fifth wheel.

 

[jigs_n_fixtures]

Ah, they are all big gray boats in the danged Navy.

Boats can be carried on ships. A ship cannot be carried on a boat..

 

[kenmbz]