In case you were curious (because I always am lol), I looked up Percy Ball, and he did survive. He was 18 when he was rescued. He continued his service at sea, throughout WWI. He married, had 4 children, and passed away in 1933 at age 39. And, awesome video, as usual! I love these little packets. Can't wait to see the rest!
Hi everyone! Today I'm doing a show & tell of the wonderful Titanic replica set that one of my subscribers sent to me! It's so interesting to see these little paper replicas - and I'm having coffee! Hope you enjoy it. Pop back for Part Two soon! Kx Go to my Titanic Playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PLixhERGNwuH2HiuW0GRSKwqGFckMBoL-v.html For anyone interested in having their own little replica packets - here is the company's website: www.mempackcompany.com/ (they're not sponsoring me by the way!!) SUBSCRIBE 😃 If you like my videos please consider subscribing, Thank you! If you want my upload notifications remember to click the bell! SUPPORT 😃 If you would like to support my video making you can do so at: paypal.me/libraryofwhispers MY WEBSITE - Check out my back catalogue of ASMR videos. www.libraryofwhispers.com/ VISIT MY ART & CRAFT ETSY SHOP! 🎨 libraryofwhispers.etsy.com
Exciting! I remember when you opened the gift containing these lovely paper replicas. They really would be wonderful for scrapbooking. Enjoying your fab whispers and the paper tingles ♡
Hi Kate, I'm a Titanic fan, take from that what you will. Ive actually had the pleasure of putting my hand on the hull of the titanic. There's a museum exhibit that was going around that displays a piece of hull that was brought up with many other articles. Luggage, dining china. If you ever get the chance, i recommend it. I think it is seated in Las Vegas Nevada, U.S.A. now.
Now although the Titanic wasn't as famous as Olympic, imagine all those annoyed people who had to wait in New York even longer to get a ship because their return home sank and they weren't even able to sail on it. Also great video, and if you want help on telling what some of the interior photos of the Olympic class may be, here's one helper, there is no photo of Titanics Grand Staircase nor the first class lounge or reception room, as when journalists came aboard they wanted to capture more new and exciting areas, luckily thanks to father brown we have some more interior photos that aren't of just the new spaces. Anyways hope that little tip helps and amazing video!
I wish my ship the Centaur was real. (The rest is my fictional history on it) she would have been the largest of 1911, at least until Olympic, which was made by their sibling company White Star Line (and this all about Yellow Star is all fiction too), before RMS Olympic the S S Centaur was launched in Sydney, Australia, began her maiden voyage from Brisbane around Australia, hitting Sydney, Melbourne and Perth before heading to South Africa then to Liverpool. She was quite luxurious and unlike those first class on Olympic, all first class had staterooms but just like all the ships before and a few after her, she had little to no private bathrooms. Having faced both Cunard Line and their competitors, Solar Line, they were determined to have a successful maiden voyage. All passengers were having quite a good voyage until a massive bang awoke them as a build up in boiler pressure had caused it, luckily no serious damage was done and she was underway. She did strike land on her starboard stern during her 9th voyage but nothing too serious. She survived until World War I and she was converted to a hospital ship where she struck a mine on her port side and suffered serious damage, but she did survive. In the 30s unlike White Star Line, Yellow Star was very successful and stayed on track and was able to manage on their own after the closing of their parent company. The S S Centaur's rooms were fitted with small showers, toilets and sinks for both cabin and tourist class. She even made it to WWII where she became a war ship, with massive guns, she took down one or two concentration camps too. In the 1950s Yellow Star Line was bought by Solar Line (like White Star and Cunard) and they became Solar Star Line, and by 1955 she was getting an entire re-design done when the Vietnam war began and she was called back into service as a hospital ship one last time, by 1959 she was finished with her hospital duties and sent back to Tasmania for her re-design. By 1961 she had finished her refit and a month after Solar Star Line (now just called Solar Line again) was bought out by P&O Australia and they took ownership of the S S Centaur that was now renamed to the M.V Scottish (fitting in with the Solar Lines ships names ending in "Ish") and in 1964 P&O realised they were not making a profit even with the modern style interiors, and she used up a lot of oil to run, so by 1964 P&O Australia decided to scrap her and she was taken to Brisbane to be scrapped, she was gone by 1966. If anything is spelt wrong it would be because I was a bit tired while writing this and now I'm finished I get to go to sleep, Thank you for the video! Good day/night and Bon Voyage! YSL Chairman Mr.W.Puller
*_My Dear Brother Young,_* _I am penning you this line just before we get to Queenstown to assure you that I have not forgotten you and especially all your kindness while we were north._ _I intended sending on Mrs Pratt's train fares just before I left but in the rush, which was exceptional having had 11 or 12 services for the week-end, I was unable to get it done._ _I will send it on from Chicago. We had a great season of blessing during the last few days in Walworth._ _I don't know how I am to thank dear Aunty Mary and yourself for all your kindness. The Lord will repay you for it all. Trust things are going well at Paisley Road. The warriors are with me here and are doing well so far on the journey._ *_Very kindest love, your loving auld Pastor, John Harper._*
I have a question. Have you ever been to places related to Titanic like Southampton, Belfast, Cherbourg, Queenstown (now Cohb), New York or Liverpool? Also AMAZING video 😄
You know Sometimes i think about What would I do if I was on titanic .I spend a storm of thinking for a few minutes until my roommate throws a book at me . He hit me with his boot once 😑. So what would you do if you were on titanic except for freaking out “LoL” have you imagined that before?
In case you were curious (because I always am lol), I looked up Percy Ball, and he did survive. He was 18 when he was rescued. He continued his service at sea, throughout WWI. He married, had 4 children, and passed away in 1933 at age 39. And, awesome video, as usual! I love these little packets. Can't wait to see the rest!
Thank you that's really interesting! He did a lot in such a short life.
Hi everyone! Today I'm doing a show & tell of the wonderful Titanic replica set that one of my subscribers sent to me! It's so interesting to see these little paper replicas - and I'm having coffee! Hope you enjoy it. Pop back for Part Two soon! Kx
Go to my Titanic Playlist here:
th-cam.com/play/PLixhERGNwuH2HiuW0GRSKwqGFckMBoL-v.html
For anyone interested in having their own little replica packets - here is the company's website:
www.mempackcompany.com/ (they're not sponsoring me by the way!!)
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I love when you check out replicas from the past! They're so cool!
Titanic asmr is a great ice breaker
Lol... ;-)
I have this and I am so obsessed
Exciting! I remember when you opened the gift containing these lovely paper replicas. They really would be wonderful for scrapbooking. Enjoying your fab whispers and the paper tingles ♡
I want to have a huge sip of that coffee, can you make us some? :) thanks for the triggers!
Of course! Do you take sugar?
Hi Kate, I'm a Titanic fan, take from that what you will. Ive actually had the pleasure of putting my hand on the hull of the titanic. There's a museum exhibit that was going around that displays a piece of hull that was brought up with many other articles. Luggage, dining china. If you ever get the chance, i recommend it. I think it is seated in Las Vegas Nevada, U.S.A. now.
Wow, that's fantastic!
So cool just ordered one off Amazon 👍
Very cool 👍
@@LibraryofWhispersASMR I got mine from a titanic museum
Everytime I keep thinking this channel can’t get better, you hit me with a new gem😊🙌
Your coffee makes the video 20xs better 😍😍😍
Awesome vid.. thanks a lot⚘🙂
Now although the Titanic wasn't as famous as Olympic, imagine all those annoyed people who had to wait in New York even longer to get a ship because their return home sank and they weren't even able to sail on it. Also great video, and if you want help on telling what some of the interior photos of the Olympic class may be, here's one helper, there is no photo of Titanics Grand Staircase nor the first class lounge or reception room, as when journalists came aboard they wanted to capture more new and exciting areas, luckily thanks to father brown we have some more interior photos that aren't of just the new spaces. Anyways hope that little tip helps and amazing video!
Have I mentioned I love these things? Yea...probably. I'll do it again, anyways: I DIG THESE REPLICA PACKS!
More to come this week!
@@LibraryofWhispersASMR sorry for shouting, I couldn't help it😉
Oh my gosh this is excellent. Thank you!
Glad you like it!
We need to remember that the Titanic had two other sister ships. The Olympic and Britannic(Gigantic)
Very true.
I wish my ship the Centaur was real. (The rest is my fictional history on it) she would have been the largest of 1911, at least until Olympic, which was made by their sibling company White Star Line (and this all about Yellow Star is all fiction too), before RMS Olympic the S S Centaur was launched in Sydney, Australia, began her maiden voyage from Brisbane around Australia, hitting Sydney, Melbourne and Perth before heading to South Africa then to Liverpool. She was quite luxurious and unlike those first class on Olympic, all first class had staterooms but just like all the ships before and a few after her, she had little to no private bathrooms. Having faced both Cunard Line and their competitors, Solar Line, they were determined to have a successful maiden voyage. All passengers were having quite a good voyage until a massive bang awoke them as a build up in boiler pressure had caused it, luckily no serious damage was done and she was underway. She did strike land on her starboard stern during her 9th voyage but nothing too serious. She survived until World War I and she was converted to a hospital ship where she struck a mine on her port side and suffered serious damage, but she did survive. In the 30s unlike White Star Line, Yellow Star was very successful and stayed on track and was able to manage on their own after the closing of their parent company. The S S Centaur's rooms were fitted with small showers, toilets and sinks for both cabin and tourist class. She even made it to WWII where she became a war ship, with massive guns, she took down one or two concentration camps too. In the 1950s Yellow Star Line was bought by Solar Line (like White Star and Cunard) and they became Solar Star Line, and by 1955 she was getting an entire re-design done when the Vietnam war began and she was called back into service as a hospital ship one last time, by 1959 she was finished with her hospital duties and sent back to Tasmania for her re-design. By 1961 she had finished her refit and a month after Solar Star Line (now just called Solar Line again) was bought out by P&O Australia and they took ownership of the S S Centaur that was now renamed to the M.V Scottish (fitting in with the Solar Lines ships names ending in "Ish") and in 1964 P&O realised they were not making a profit even with the modern style interiors, and she used up a lot of oil to run, so by 1964 P&O Australia decided to scrap her and she was taken to Brisbane to be scrapped, she was gone by 1966.
If anything is spelt wrong it would be because I was a bit tired while writing this and now I'm finished I get to go to sleep, Thank you for the video!
Good day/night and Bon Voyage!
YSL Chairman
Mr.W.Puller
The 'Nearer My God To Thee' l believe was played for the passengers while it was sinking 😪
Yes, that's right I think.
*_My Dear Brother Young,_*
_I am penning you this line just before we get to Queenstown to assure you that I have not forgotten you and especially all your kindness while we were north._
_I intended sending on Mrs Pratt's train fares just before I left but in the rush, which was exceptional having had 11 or 12 services for the week-end, I was unable to get it done._
_I will send it on from Chicago. We had a great season of blessing during the last few days in Walworth._
_I don't know how I am to thank dear Aunty Mary and yourself for all your kindness. The Lord will repay you for it all. Trust things are going well at Paisley Road. The warriors are with me here and are doing well so far on the journey._
*_Very kindest love, your loving auld Pastor, John Harper._*
I have a question. Have you ever been to places related to Titanic like Southampton, Belfast, Cherbourg, Queenstown (now Cohb), New York or Liverpool? Also AMAZING video 😄
I've been to all of them apart from Belfast... although I nearly got there about three years ago.
What is the other names of those "packets" besides the Titanic one? I would like to buy them.
Thank you Gab!
I have loads some I sugest are "world war 2" "world war 2 kids" "suffergetes" and "1970s kids"
@@itsmeboo6074 I'd looove to see the first two
@@chriscraven9335 there really cheap on amazon about 6 pounds x
Very cool!!! I wonder how much the prices would be now in today's money??
A LOT more I would imagine! x
You know Sometimes i think about What would I do if I was on titanic .I spend a storm of thinking for a few minutes until my roommate throws a book at me . He hit me with his boot once 😑.
So what would you do if you were on titanic except for freaking out “LoL” have you imagined that before?
It's too terrifying for me to imagine!
Yeah I would make a raft or drink a load of whiskey like one survivor did, he didn't freeze in the water and was rescued thanks to whiskey 🥃🙏
Funny how prices change, now you can get that coffee your drinking for 6pound8
I have that pack and others like world war kids and suffergetes :)
Great video, you have a calming voice. Didnt like the coffee drinking though. Sorry.
That's OK, it's not for everyone!
🖌️💻🚀🤤
Christ 3rd class tickets was still 800 quid in today's money, they were made out be quite poor in the film
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the Titanic-Panic of 1912 took place at a 90 degree angle...