STOCKHOLM: How NOT to take your boat through a lock

[mrteemumilto]

See the neo-nazies, kicking the boat so that it wouldn't scratch their baby. Then they trespass the boat.

[KongErik]

Heia Sverige:) LOL

[mazerz]

vilken nisse

[floddy3831]

så jävla pinsamt,bli hemma för fan !

[MetallSwede]

Vad var det som fick båten att börja slå runt överhuvudtaget?

[Enchisedmy]

we sweeds are good with boats... Usely

[Dragharmonika]

Bara en vanlig sommardag i skilsmässodiket......

[theregnarute]

what do you have ropes for

[zzp1]

Swimming in a lock? The guy must be a born idiot.

[liftedJ33P]

@zzp1 glad im not the only one who thought that, and i'm a boat noob

[WindmillStalker]

What is this guy, a professional idiot? Why the fuck does he jump in the water? And then he swims around and puts himself between the boat and the dock?

Fucking retard.

[swamp2506]

is that the captain of the titanic ?

[powerkrille]

puckade fyllon ska fan sitta i soffan o titta på nån löjlig sport, inte vara bland folk

och framför allt inte ha nåt med motor att göra

[justanotherengine]

Not true about "Americans" ! As any "Mariner" knows, "ANY" VESSEL that "Hails" for, or "NEEDS" assistance, IN AN "EMERGENCY" will get it from another "Mariner" and "VESSEL" REGARDLESS OF THE FLAG SHE FLY'S !

Standing Bye on "Channel 16" !

[peterpunch1]

@justanotherengine

Thats alot of upper letters and quotation marks.. :-)

[voderick]

And no one was drunked, as usual :(

Sink the boat.....let them swim home...

[sfmg54]

It looked to me like a few people were helping, 2 guys from other boats swam over to it and got onboard, looked like motor problems

[MrXyzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz]

I'd keep well away from the loose boat. If there was no ladder the outboard boat in front would have been a lot easier to have climbed on to.

[AKSailing]

@theGoodStuff you must be a stinkpotter. I know that in the blowboat community people help each other all the time, yes even in America.

[TheChoiceofGods]

What a brainless bastard

[SDRacing88]

it was the dogs fault!

[muchadoaboutnoting]

Huh? Sometimes it can turn into a nightmare? Well if you don't tie up like you're supposed to, I imagine it would. This has nothing to do with where you are...it has to do with you not being tied up. Everything else is stationary, and there doesn't even seem to be a current.

[samfisher20041]

nice how everyone helped :)

[TheGoodstuff69]

@samfisher20041 thats how you can tell its not in america

[NorthernFirehawk]

@TheGoodstuff69 That's bull shit. American are no different from anyone else.

[TheGoodstuff69]

@NorthernFirehawk bro, I'm American too, but the farthest I've seen anyone go to help someone else at a boat ramp or somewhere else is to push the boat away from theirs. and if it was in america, it would be a drunk driving boat crash.

[NorthernFirehawk]

@TheGoodstuff69 For starters, I'm Canadian. And second of all, you just described Canada EXACTLY. I beleive Americans would help the same as Canadians. I know this cause I lock through the trent all the time and it's full of US and Canadian flags and everyone is friendly and helpful. But your right, if it was a choice between helping someone and saving their own boat, they would save their own boat.

[LolzMan7756]

@samfisher20041 of course they helped, it's sweden :D

[samfisher20041]

@LolzMan7756 gotta love sweden :D