Lucky they never sailed in it, I’d say.
Or maybe the ship is made of plasterboard?
Must have been a bottle of hard liquor.
They sure don’t make them like they used to…
It IS a very lucky thing. You discovered the boat was worthless BEFORE you set out to sea.
Boeing’s building ships now?
I think that ship needs to be rebuilt.
All hull’s breaking loose.
um…no
This craft wasn’t christened Vasa II by any chance, was it? (The magnificent-looking new Swedish warship Vasa sank 20 minutes after launch in 1628.)
Glass-bottomed boat. :)
Is that Clarence and Ginny Thomas behind the woman with the bottle?
Take that bottle to a lab and have it analyzed for properties contributing to its extraordinary strength. It’s obviously a “breakthrough” material.
Actually, one of the reasons champagne is traditionally used is that a pressurized bottle is more likely to break easily.
For the size of the bottle used, it made a pretty Titanic hole.
She was demonstrating the durability of the new Tesla CyberYacht…. oops!
Wulff & Morgenthaler
einarbt 9 months ago
Lucky they never sailed in it, I’d say.
bixya 9 months ago
Or maybe the ship is made of plasterboard?
Imagine 9 months ago
Must have been a bottle of hard liquor.
ScottJB 9 months ago
They sure don’t make them like they used to…
cdward 9 months ago
It IS a very lucky thing. You discovered the boat was worthless BEFORE you set out to sea.
nosirrom 9 months ago
Boeing’s building ships now?
ladykat 9 months ago
I think that ship needs to be rebuilt.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 9 months ago
All hull’s breaking loose.
wildlandwaters 9 months ago
um…no
Jefano Premium Member 9 months ago
This craft wasn’t christened Vasa II by any chance, was it? (The magnificent-looking new Swedish warship Vasa sank 20 minutes after launch in 1628.)
Impkins Premium Member 8 months ago
Glass-bottomed boat. :)
Imagine 8 months ago
Is that Clarence and Ginny Thomas behind the woman with the bottle?
mistercatworks 8 months ago
Take that bottle to a lab and have it analyzed for properties contributing to its extraordinary strength. It’s obviously a “breakthrough” material.
Actually, one of the reasons champagne is traditionally used is that a pressurized bottle is more likely to break easily.
Doug K 8 months ago
For the size of the bottle used, it made a pretty Titanic hole.
BariBald 8 months ago
She was demonstrating the durability of the new Tesla CyberYacht…. oops!