My experience is that you get more seasick going downwind, as rolling is

much worse than pitching. This is like peeing or spitting to windward

instead of leeward.

El 09/01/14 18:58, Nicholas Geti escribió:

> Looks like the gene pool needs some trimming. If you get seasick on a

> boat, be sure to aim downwind. Same principle applies here. Also the

> reporter used a paper cup which is easy to flip. A pot is much larger

> and more difficult to flip.

> Nick Geti

>

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>> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/10561674/At-leas

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