Good to hear that man! Greetings from Tampere :)

oh it wasnt normal wind

It was much better after I shut that shit off. Why people ruin their flicks with that crap.

It was a goat being molested. 🐐

Hahahaha

You get those on Eckerö Linjen ;-)

D Stew Well it's an overnight cruise. Better than them pooping on the carpet somewhere of course. Many people travel there with their dogs.

All ferries between Sweden and Finland has had doggy pooping areas since the early 90:s

Titanic had it too

@@FlowPhille were there dogs I the Titanic? D;

@@Juanoodi Yes, 12 dogs but only 3 survived.

It's whats known as a cruise-ferry. Basically the top half is like a cruise ship but the bottom is used for cargo

Its a car deck

Every American ever

@@retkimuna ha lol true shit

Don't let it put you off mate I've been on a few cruises myself it's never happened to me yet

Its a cat

kids are playing we are flying. Kinda hard seas then.

Keep in mind that this was filmed in the baltic sea.

MHG1023 It's a rotor sail: nordic.businessinsider.com/maersk-and-a-finnish-startup-will-use-the-worlds-largest-futuristic-rotor-sails-to-propel-tankers-with-wind-power-2017-3/

fi.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roottoripurje

@@formatique_arschloch Yeah, those are really cool. They don't provide all that much thrust... But the technology is constantly improving. It uses something called the magnus effect. There's actually a video on KZfaq here of some guy who used KFC chicken buckets instead of wings on a model airplane to make a plane that created its lift through the magnus effect. Generally if a big cargo ship has a couple big ass rotor sails they can reduce their fuel consumption by 10-15 percent. Which Is significant considering the amount of fuel they use. They have been experimenting though, and in the future you could possibly see something like a big oil tanker with like 8 giant ones maybe making up to half the propulsion. The only downside is the things are huge and would never work on say, container ships where they'd get in the way of cargo loading/unloading.

It's not a cruise ship per se... how folks get around in the that part of the world.

Very few, non that sail out of the US do.

I haven't taken a shower for 7 weeks, but it’s not a cruise ship, it’s a ferry. And almost all ferries has car decks

Tasman No i was fine, but worse fore others 👍🏻.

mr. cucco Tnx, those who know me know who i am, and thats the way it will be. And i am not afraid on ship in storm, been working at sea in the old days.

Nothing to fear, ships usually sink only once. They are not like rollercoasters. 🤗

Finlands Cruise Isak 05 @

Sorry for late answer, here you go - Thud - John Deley and the 41 Players

Stig Österberg Den försvann helt efter Tjärven när det blev öppet hav 😄.

MrFinlandsuomi Åh fy fan.. Hur vart resan annars?

Yeap Turku, can not change that.

tonitsi78 Yes thats the way it goes, Långnäs is difficult in hard wind.

Nah, they just throw them overboard.

@@Fandango541 Well that would be justified. They didn't pay for the ticket to Stockholm!

@@MrFinlandsuomi do they offer a cabin, to get some sleep in this kind of situations?

Elias Haavisto Yes👍🏻.

Dr Rattvisa And a warm bed + plenty of food 😉.

Here in Sweden a quarter of our country lost electricity...

@@svuntekarlberg Så det bor bara 400.000 i Sverige? x)

@@planaproject vad fan pratar du om

Onsku Over 7meters.

@@MrFinlandsuomi damn, I remember once we were on the silja symphony, and a wave hit our window (we were on the deck 5), it was very terrifying

Keep in mind that this was filmed in the baltic sea...

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Евгений Воропаев Not the cars but the trucks and bikes are always tied up.

Last time we had a car onboard cars was tied too

No, they just let them all slap and slam against each other.

Cars are never secured in the Sweden-Finland traffic. Only trailers.

@@MrUnicornone where I used to work on a ferry boat in northern lake Michigan we usually left the vehicles sitting normally in nice weather, but when it got bad, everything got tied down. Multiple straps to anchor points in the deck. Cars, trucks, big semi trucks, everything. Granted our ship was only about 140 feet long, and waves on the Great lakes can be very very nasty. I knew a lot of captains of salties who sailed through hurricanes who were scared of the northern Great lakes. Northern lake Michigan, lake Ontario, Huron, and especially lake superior. Ocean waves are generally a lot further apart and have swell and all that. Great lakes waves are very steep and very close together. 20 foot waves on the Great lakes are worse than 80 footers on the ocean. Best I ever heard it described was an old school Salt who'd spent 30 years in the merchant marine sailing all over the globe and then the last 10 of his career sailing the northern Great lakes told me "fuck these lakes, I'm retiring while I still can. The ocean in a storm is a lady in a bad mood, the great lakes in a storm is a vengeful spiteful crazy bitch off her meds." he'd do the hand motion simulating the rolling action of big ocean waves, and then say." there is no hand motion for great lakes storms... The damn waves are 20 feet high, always breaking, and come a second apart. It's like sailing straight into the teeth on a saw blade"

tapio525 entä Ruotsiksi?

@@SirWili Åbo

Nimenomaan. Saatanan hurri

@@Ritsasaatana finnboll!

Mä olin sillon tällä laivalla

@Jesse Pinkman racist jävla finne

giuliolupo1 average wind of 32.5 so yes storm.

Keep in mind that this was filmed in the baltic sea.

@@blinder2786 and also that this was at night, if it was day, you could've seen the waves better

There are other languages besides English.. you can’t expect everyone to be 100% grammarly correct...

average wind of 32.5 m / s.

@@p4map nii on

Coolt

No you have not.

This is like the 10th biggest ferry in the world I think

The music has been replaced, so now you can watch the video again :)