I've always wondered if getting seasick was a figment of my imagination or the physical act of swaying up and down for long periods of time. I had to shoot this Navy ship driving simulator the other day and the instructor decided to test my theory. He cranked up the meanest ocean storm (40 foot waves)or "The Perfect Storm", as he liked to put it, to see if I might be so inclined as to "toss my cookies". Well, let me tell you, it's all in the head man. I turned greener than a sweet pea ripe on the vine. At least if you loose it out on a ship you got water to unload into not a nice shiny floor.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Mind Games
I've always wondered if getting seasick was a figment of my imagination or the physical act of swaying up and down for long periods of time. I had to shoot this Navy ship driving simulator the other day and the instructor decided to test my theory. He cranked up the meanest ocean storm (40 foot waves)or "The Perfect Storm", as he liked to put it, to see if I might be so inclined as to "toss my cookies". Well, let me tell you, it's all in the head man. I turned greener than a sweet pea ripe on the vine. At least if you loose it out on a ship you got water to unload into not a nice shiny floor.
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