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Thanks to mr A.Nonymous for the tip!
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Apparently operating as “The Full Moo” ;-D
but, all the humouring aside: what a brilliant idea. And I like the name.
These ships were proudly named like this in past times but their names do sound quite unfortunate now…..wonder if they have more problems coming into port than others?
Anyway: please do support all seafarers worldwide who, due to the coronavirus pandemie lockdowns everywhere, are stuck on board of their (ugly or not) vessels and still keep doing their jobs making sure all goods end up where they are needed and keeping the economy turning over.
Stay at home & wash your hands!
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I’ve tried finding the explanation behind this name but no luck….who knows more and can inform us?
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Can you spell that please?
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#funnyname
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A regular vessel but a very unfortunate name: Shiner.
Same-ish goes for the “Woolloomoolloo” – IMO 9584499…it sounds just a bit..uhm.. weird. (Woolloomoolloo is a suburd of Sydney)
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Master Baiter
IMO : n/a
Build : you’d think, don’t you?
Found this one on the all famous Interwebs, had to share it with you.
A typical well chosen name for a (assumed) sport fishing boat. Either chosen deliberately or not, she is in the same league as the Titan Uranus.
and this is what the Urban Dictionary has to say about it.
Titan Uranus
IMO : 9000895
Build : 1992 by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Kobe in Japan, nr ?? as Diamond Echo
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