Fenders, to protect the side of boats from repeatedly impacting the dock because of the waves which could cause damage
Seems like a pair of Chad’s testicles to me.
Those are the huge balls from that Ukrainian who told the Russian warship to f*ck off.
Those are Zelensky’s massive balls
These are called ligma
In those pipes they funnel money right into the pockets of Jan De Nul.
Dat trekt wel op een kloot
They’re called yokohama fenders, for temporary berthing
Iirc the pipe is used to pump fresh sand onto the beach. I figure it’s extra necessary now after last week’s storms
cocksijde
sea mines to keep metal thieves away
The Balls of Cocksijde
Butt plugs , if you’re brave enough!
To put putins bagage so he can f*ck off to somwhere else
nuclear water bombs, you just detonated it. prepare to hear a loud siren
Fenders, we had them on our boat, the biggest one was maybe the size of a soda bottle… These, well, they are a little bigger.
I’ve seen ones this size before, at the Norfolk, VA naval base, keeping massive naval vessels from banging in to each other.
In this case I think we are probably safe from a random destroyer hitting a pipe on Koksijde beach, so they’re probably there to provide flotation.
It may seem massive overkill but the fenders are having to counter the weight of the pipe and whatever is in it, over a distance, not just the smaller area where the two meet.
Weird to see them there. They’re some of the weights we used to imprison godzila at the bottom of the ocean
This makes sure the pipeline stays on top of the sand during eb/vloed cycles, so they don’t have to dig it up afterwards
To float the sand pipes when tide’s up.
It’s to assert dominance
pro tip: after the next really windy day, go to the spot where they added the sand, lots and lots of sharkteeth to be found then 🙂 look for black triangular shapes in the sand about 1 – 3 cm long usually
This is the neo armstrong cyclone jet armstrong canon. How could you not know this ?
Hi. These are bumpers so boats don,t touch the pier.
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Fenders, to protect the side of boats from repeatedly impacting the dock because of the waves which could cause damage
Seems like a pair of Chad’s testicles to me.
Those are the huge balls from that Ukrainian who told the Russian warship to f*ck off.
Those are Zelensky’s massive balls
These are called ligma
In those pipes they funnel money right into the pockets of Jan De Nul.
Dat trekt wel op een kloot
They’re called yokohama fenders, for temporary berthing
Iirc the pipe is used to pump fresh sand onto the beach. I figure it’s extra necessary now after last week’s storms
cocksijde
sea mines to keep metal thieves away
The Balls of Cocksijde
Butt plugs , if you’re brave enough!
To put putins bagage so he can f*ck off to somwhere else
nuclear water bombs, you just detonated it. prepare to hear a loud siren
Fenders, we had them on our boat, the biggest one was maybe the size of a soda bottle… These, well, they are a little bigger.
I’ve seen ones this size before, at the Norfolk, VA naval base, keeping massive naval vessels from banging in to each other.
In this case I think we are probably safe from a random destroyer hitting a pipe on Koksijde beach, so they’re probably there to provide flotation.
It may seem massive overkill but the fenders are having to counter the weight of the pipe and whatever is in it, over a distance, not just the smaller area where the two meet.
Weird to see them there. They’re some of the weights we used to imprison godzila at the bottom of the ocean
This makes sure the pipeline stays on top of the sand during eb/vloed cycles, so they don’t have to dig it up afterwards
To float the sand pipes when tide’s up.
It’s to assert dominance
pro tip: after the next really windy day, go to the spot where they added the sand, lots and lots of sharkteeth to be found then 🙂 look for black triangular shapes in the sand about 1 – 3 cm long usually
This is the neo armstrong cyclone jet armstrong canon. How could you not know this ?
Hi. These are bumpers so boats don,t touch the pier.
Have a look at https://www.istockphoto.com/fr/photo/pare-chocs-flottants-recouverts-de-pneus-gm1131390786-299565479 so you are able to see them in action.
I found this picture on Google Lens, btw. I had no idea what they were.