Would YOU Take Part in This Cruising Ceremony? #SHORTS
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The creator describes their personal experience participating in a traditional maritime ritual known as the blue nose ceremony. This ceremony is performed when sailors enter the Arctic Circle and consists of three distinct stages. The first stage involves participants plunging into a pool filled with ice, leaving only their heads above the water. The creator notes the extreme cold experienced during this initial part of the process. The second stage involves the captain applying a blue foam to the participant's nose, which gives the ceremony its name. The final stage requires the participant to consume a shot of a beverage called aquavitz. The creator expresses a strong opinion that drinking the aquavitz was the most unpleasant part of the entire experience. The video concludes with a request for viewers to subscribe for additional cruise related content.
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the ceremony itself comes in three parts and the first part is all about the ice
it was absolutely freezing look at my face here as i plunge into that pool
i would argue that that was the worst part of the entire thing
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