Wouldn’t Have Thought This Was Possible if I Hadn’t Seen It February 19, 2014
Posted by geoff in News.trackback
A cruise ship gets cut in half, a 90 ft section is inserted, and it’s all put back together.
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Thanks, Geoff, that was super cool.
Holy Ship! That was awesome.
Love it! Thanks Sweet Geoff!
*inspired to increase height to 6’2″*
The short but clever interchange that has already taken place in this thread is why I keep coming back. Mark’s “holy ship” comment was precious, but I loves me all y’all’s communiques. Hugs.
The music: what is that element of the percussion that sounds like someone stepping on a really big cockroach?
Somewhere around 1:30 it starts. Sounds like it was a really crunchy, juicy one.