Sep 08, 2010 2:59 AM GMT
Rough waters.
I'm scared.
I'm scared.


Ciarsolo saidThat looks pretty severe. [...] Running on a treadmill in a moving, ship, however, is one of the most awesome experiences ever. When the ship heaved to one side it was like running in space, you'd get this amazing boost upwards, as if the treadmill band was a trampoline. When it heaved the other way it was the opposite effect though, your shoes would feel like lead and it'd ground you downward.
amar_m saidLol I highly doubt they could sue, for one thing you're not in anyones national waters, but also you're on a ship... can you sue an airplane for the turbulence? or could the Titanic victims sue them for an iceberg....?
If you go out to sea, its your own risk
Art_Deco said
And ship passengers who become sick with food poisoning or viral outbreaks do sue.
Ciarsolo saidThat looks pretty severe. I went on a cruise last March. The doors in my stateroom kept slamming during the night (the ship sped up at night to cover more distance). Nothing like in that video, though. Running on a treadmill in a moving, ship, however, is one of the most awesome experiences ever. When the ship heaved to one side it was like running in space, you'd get this amazing boost upwards, as if the treadmill band was a trampoline. When it heaved the other way it was the opposite effect though, your shoes would feel like lead and it'd ground you downward.