The sea state scale

The Douglas Scale is OK for scientists in a comfy air-conditioned lab somewhere reading computer screens reporting measurements taken by fancy instruments, but is overly complicated for those actually at, or contemplating going to, sea.

I therefore offer the handy, more practical, LittleSister Scale:
:rolleyes: Not enough wind;
(y) OK wind;
🤬 Too much wind.
 
The Douglas Scale is OK for scientists in a comfy air-conditioned lab somewhere reading computer screens reporting measurements taken by fancy instruments, but is overly complicated for those actually at, or contemplating going to, sea.

I therefore offer the handy, more practical, LittleSister Scale:
:rolleyes: Not enough wind;
(y) OK wind;
🤬 Too much wind.
Is that a raggie or mobo scale.
 
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Is that a raggie or nobody scale.

:unsure: No, suitable for anyone I would think.

Even you poor souls confined to mobos would presumably sometimes appreciate a gentle breeze to waft your cigar smoke away, cool your fevered brow in baking temperatures, or just make the sea look sparkly, and have a limit where it gets too uncomfortably or scary rough to want to be out in it.
 
The Douglas Scale is OK for scientists in a comfy air-conditioned lab somewhere reading computer screens reporting measurements taken by fancy instruments, but is overly complicated for those actually at, or contemplating going to, sea.

I therefore offer the handy, more practical, LittleSister Scale:
:rolleyes: Not enough wind;
(y) OK wind;
🤬 Too much wind.
Except, again, thenDouglas scale is for SEA STATE not WIND.

Can get big swell even with calm winds, if there has been a storm recently for example.

Perhaps your simplified wave scale should be
- doesn’t spill the beer
- hang on
- OMG
 
I was in spoons all day yesterday , and about nine last night I thought I was on the boat in a F6 then I realised I was on land ok time to go.
 
I know ‘spoons’ beer selection isn’t all “real ale”, but didn’t think they stooped to serve diesel :)
Man maths , drink twice a week in spoons , £1 a pint cheaper than next door 10 pits a night saving £1000a year .another bonus wife won’t drink inspoons
 
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