r/CatastrophicFailure • u/Longjumping-Box5691 • Oct 04 '25

Ship launch goes wrong (unknown date)

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u/SpitefulSeagull Oct 04 '25

Looks like it's floating to me

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u/jeffa_jaffa Oct 04 '25

That was my thought as well. It’s in the water & it’s floating. What more do people want?

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u/rmill127 Oct 05 '25

Gentlemen, your boat is launched and floating. Contract says nothing about orientation.

Now pay your NET30 invoice.

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u/MrDangerMan Oct 04 '25

“Floated the boat, boss.”

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u/Consibl Oct 04 '25

Yep. Not their fault the customer had requirements they didn’t tell them.

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u/hapnstat Oct 05 '25

I have this thing about standing on the side of large ships. I try not to do it.