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https://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/worlds-largest-us-aircraft-carrier-uss-gerald-r-ford-battles-massive-toilet-failure-amid-iran-tensions/
Looks like some don't want to go..... To war.
duktayp
So, possible cholera outrbreak
usernametakenisthestoryofmylife
The ship is full of shit.
Mithi
Raw Sewage ... or Fox News as other people call it
peopleBeforeCorps
I was on a carrier that was built in the 1940s. We could build ships without this problem until now. Somebody decided to get cheap on the waste plumbing.
dm22b
Ford had another accident.
spattr
"Captain on the poop deck!"
MansechsVonFisten
And guess where they'll pump that shit? Right over the side.
livurz
Hull techs getting an earful right now.
TheLastGreatAudit
Clockworkdancerobot
Trump clogged the toilets.
fearTheAnimal
Would be hilarious if it was the sailors trying to sabotage the ship so it would have to pull out of the area to be fixed.
Lurker55684
How many assholes do they got on that ship anyway?
Daraanel
Apparently 4500-4600.
evilgriff
The internet says about 5,000.
HogWashDiddler
Thats a shitty way to protest. I support it.
Helixninja333
From what I've read from others, it's likely not protests as it is a poorly built sewage system which underwent numerous fixes that didn't solve the underlining issues. It's also probably being "mistreated and destroyed by sailors" the same way a bunch of college frat boys mistreat their own toilets: not out of any real malice but because they're 18-25 year old bored frat boys on a military diet.
dreikommavierzehn
Was it this or a different ship where the flush down shirts and underwear? I mean, for what other reason than protest would someone do that?
bobgunrunnersmith
Pipes are probably full of love socks.
MySushi
Don't... don't call it that
MuseMatar
Penis puppets
FeloniousMonk13
Yknow i was previously a plumber for many years. Never til now have I considered how fucking truly horrible it must be to be a plumber on a fucking SHIP. holy...
shit.
OddlyPacific
I’d imagine it’s like an RV but everything is steel, leaks have to be pumped out, pressure is high and varies as the ship rocks, isolating issues is frowned upon by everyone onboard…
I’d rather service and troubleshoot aircraft lavatories.
FeloniousMonk13
Man. Im thinking miles of steel pipe, pure hell to cut or repair. Completely inaccessible crawlspaces/ hatches/ subfloors.. Full of CRAZY bends, Ys and Tees, make it impossible to snake. And that's just the drain side.. ugh.