Went fishing today and as always when I get home I feel like I'm still in the boat.I used to get the same thing when I surfed as a kid.No booze were consumed.(well maybe as a kid)
I've never had motion sickness and you can't get me sick,name your ride.But a day in the waves or on a boat and I get this feeling every time.
BTW We had a great time and caught a few fish.

D.G.

I know that feeling.. pretty weird.
A Vomit Comet.. AKA a KC-135

I got to ride in one.. didn't get sick but MAN was it fun feeling "zero gravity"!

I came VERY close to throwing up during Red Flag aerial combat training however. Sitting in the back of an AC-130 doing ridiculous evasive maneuvers takes its toll.

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And folks ask why you became a ditch digger. lol

Chinooks and Hueys no problem.Roller coasters,nothing.But my house is gonna rock me to sleep tonight.
It don't bother me none and I have always been this way since I was a kid.

D.G.

How long does it go on? I'll feel that way after spending time on a boat but it goes away pretty quickly.

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- The Federalist #46 -

Sounds like you are destined to be a land-lover...

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Your subpsyche likes boat rides better than you do and doesn't want them to stop.

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To be a rock and not to roll

"Sea Legs". Spent a few days at sea before, after getting used to the motion of the boat it takes a day or so to get used to solid ground.

I used to do a lot of sailing and would experience the same sensation if I was out for a couple of days or more. I agree with the above post, it is your sea legs.

You could be on to something
Back to normal this morning.Except for the sunburn but its not bad.

D.G.

Used to get this after every long trip as a delivery captain. After a week at sea it would last a couple of days. The first time you step into a phone booth or shower stall you are bouncing off the walls. (o;

Come on out with me. I guarantee you will not get ill.

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Still Running Against the Wind

OCD1,I'll have to pass on your kind offer.

Thanks,D.G.

I have experienced this before and I knew exactly where the term "drunken sailor" originated from.Maybe they really weren't drunk but had "sea legs".It is way cheaper than booze and feels just about the same.

It just showed up one day like magic. The next day it was gone. I have some other closeups of it. Pretty amazing how the Sea Drive (outboard) was riddled. The alloy metals looked like it was hit with a shotgun.

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I used to take two day canoe trips down the Brazos River in North Texas. The first night, I felt just like you describe - seemed like it took forever for the rocking motion to stop. The next day, no problem.

OCD1,What body of water was that on?

cass,That's odd,now that you mention it I never had this problem on canoe trips.But there was a lot of booze involved

D.G.