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Uploaded by on Aug 28, 2010

A huge wave comes crashing through the front windows of the offshore crew boat that I work on.

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  • think hes on the radio saying pon-pon

  • @Sp33dy198769 What is the name of this crewboat?

  • Safety comes first but sometimes you have to make the run or the boat loses the job. Tell that to a captain that has a family to feed at home and needs his job.  Most mariners have been struggling to keep their job over the last few years in the Gulf of Mexico because of the bad market. Especially with an administration in Washington that is doing everything is can to hurt the industry as a whole there.

  • He is saying, "pull em pull em back man, pull em the **** back man!"  Southern Translation.

  • I am a captain myself. I have done ran in tropical storms in 15-18ft seas. The captain in this video looked green. He was running hooked up. He is supposed to run in clutch head on until he gets into 30ft of water then either tie up or head to the dock. Unfortunately some companies MAKE us run or lose our jobs

  • Is he saying "call the Pan Pan!", or "what the **** man!"?

  • Doesn't matter how fast you go in the sea in bad weather, mother nature will always throw something at you. If someone thinks they're invincible, put them at sea.

  • mental note to self, go slower in big seas

  • why do you crew boat guys insists on running so had you all shouldn't have been running that hard in those seas! remember safety for your crew and vessel come way before the rig/platform...

  • It takes serious guts to go out in extreme weather conditions. The Captains and Crew of this vessel are always getting the job done and are GREATLY appreciated by the company they work for!  Keep up the good work men!

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