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Hi otnmbrd:
Semantic diffrences I agree. However, there is a reason to split this rethorical hair. I belive accepting the term "freak wave" includes being powerless in the defintion. I say they do not exist. Why, because they are not freaks nor rogues and we are not powerless to avoid or manage them. "...Pitch black night, moderate seas... Pea soup fog, moderate seas..." and then WHAM! Sounds as though you know from first hand experince these waves happen..... often. So I guess they are not all that rare. I might even be so bold as to say.... expected and predictable. Soon or later, depending on when and where, and many times when we least expect one, its gonna happen. Maybe just a philosoph of the sea. So why consider them so exctionally freakish? They are a part of the playground. Oh, here is a good troll............................................ What type of boat is safest, most seaworthy, and best capable to survive a FREAK WAVE? Still Bobing |
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