(I)Con of the sea.......

How long befroe the behemoth becomes attached to a reef/sandbank/large rock?

  • 1. Never, too smart.

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  • 2. The day after services begin.

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  • 3. Give it a few years to start falling apart.

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  • 4. Ten years or the next ownership change.

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  • 5. At least twenty years before maintenance is ignored.

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  • 6. The first big storm when the engines fail in deep water.

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Saw a clip of this beach attraction on the bleepbleepcee news but the clip I saw cut the name off short so it appeared to be called, 'Con of the sea'.

It looks like a monster and while they are not describing it in terms of the 1912 descriptive language, it seems less of a ship and more of a floating, moving village for the wealthy.

I am considering the size and likely draught of this ship of the beach and wondering how long before it becomes inextricably attached to a sand mass and a fixed amusement attraction.
 
That might be a bit down the line if it begins visits to the Red sea region.
 

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