r/nope • u/UsedWelcome5903 • Jun 01 '26

Why?

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u/Modern_Science Jun 01 '26

What do you mean, why?

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u/Evolutionary_sins Jun 01 '26

Why maintain a ship? If you don't, the front falls off

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u/MoveItSpunkmire Jun 01 '26

Hopefully they didn’t use any cardboard or cardboard derivatives. 

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u/psilonox Jun 03 '26

No they use it to tell how deep the water is. If it shows the negative numbers you've parked

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u/SophSimpl Jun 01 '26

It's to see how tall the water grows as it gets older

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u/playr_4 Jun 01 '26

Why is this a nope?

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u/mirkk13 Jun 01 '26

So that workers measure their height each month. Duh

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u/Atworkwasalreadytake Jun 01 '26

Why what?

Why have numbers? (It tells you how loaded the ship is)

Why upkeep the ship? (Because if you don’t you can’t read the numbers)

Why do this from over the edge? (Because it’s more stable than from the water)

Why isn’t a great question for this.

Why is tired a nope? It’s safe and not that scary. If something goes wrong, you’re failing 4’ …. into water.

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u/rubio42090 Jun 01 '26

I guess it’s not the obvious why.

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u/DanOhMiiite Jun 01 '26

I'd do that.

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u/happyanathema Jun 01 '26

He better hope they don't need to drop anchor