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"Cub Driver" wrote in message ... It's also properly used for the motion of a ship with a following sea. Actually, a ship with a following sea pitches up and down, and in the worst case is pooped. A ship with a sea off the stern wallows, but is still pitching. It's a corkscrew motion, say rolling to port while diving down, then rolling to starboard while climbing up. Very sick-making. Whoa there Dan, you're beginning to sound a little like Douglas Eagleson! Allen |
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