Why don't they take the Titanic out of the sea? The ocean liner Titanic was the largest ship of its time, but it had a very short life. The first and last voyage of this ship started on April 10, 1912 and ended four days later. This tragedy happened on the night of April 14th to the 15th day of 1912. When the Titanic crashed, at least 1,496 people died, making it one of the biggest maritime disasters in history.
If you mean raising the Titanic, that would be impossible. For one thing, the hull broke in half (I think the aft portion of the hull is resting upside down). Second, the hull has deteriorated so much in the 100+ years on the sea bed that attempting to resurface it would lead it to break up even more.
@@Hollywoodeatsordrinksit I think all the dead have been dissolved by now. I just checked though and they said the guys in the engine(?) room were shut in the watertight compartments and the skeletons at least may be in tact. They're under the ship itself, of course, so I wonder if anyone will ever reach that area.
@@meganlynn83mine too! I first watched as a 11-12yo with my cousin. When the boy turned into demon the power/lights of my house went down, energy problem. Good times .
@pagodebregaeforro2803 That little creep! 😂 I was like 8ish when the movie was released, but I couldn't tell you when I watched it for the first time. Still love it to this day!
I remember walking out of the cinema with my girlfriend after this film and some woman behind us said "it was a great film but I can't believe the ship sank" The worst part is we were in Belfast...
@@IsaacTuduriLlabres I studied at Queen's in Belfast, the place had a bad reputation but it was and is a lovely city filled with really great people. I loved my time there
@@_SimpleJack_ I was there for tourism... I'm from Spain 🇪🇦 and Ireland 🇮🇪 was my first travel abroad...👍🏻 I've been in 14 countries after that one... 🇮🇪 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇧🇪 🇩🇰 🇳🇱 🇦🇹 🇮🇹 🇻🇦 🇨🇵 🇵🇹 🇬🇷 🇪🇬 🇹🇷 🇯🇴
Titanic was never advertised as being unsinkable. The media said that, neither White Star Lines nor the builders ever did. Other than that, great video!
The Titanic was NOT a cruise liner, she was an ocean liner. Just an FYI. There is a difference. Also, the crew didn't have enough time to launch more lifeboats. They didn't even get the last two successfully launched. The ship sank too fast. More lifeboats would not have helped. Sadly...
I was a teen in JHS when Titanic was rushing viewers to theaters multiple times. For a strange reason, ive had so many dreams/nightmares that took place on that trip or around that era.. weird nostalgia for a time i never knew.
3:28 Kate Winslet is one of my favorite actresses, she is amazing! Another one of my favorite films of hers is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)!
was good until 0:59 when he called titanic a cruise liner instead of an ocean liner and then said it was advertised as unsinkable it was not advertised as unsinkable, many news papers of the time said it was
IIRC, Thomas Andrews did make a passing remark about it being practically unsinkable. But what people forget is that they had no reason to think otherwise. The Olympic Class had all the latest safety features: wireless radio, double bottom hull, automatic watertight doors. These were massive improvements from older ships. The Olympic, Titanic's sister ship, had also survived a nasty collision with a warship, that left a big gaping hole in her. While Titanic didn't have enough lifeboats, the going assumption at the time was that because the Atlantic shipping routes were so busy, there'd be ships close enough to come to the rescue. Most accidents also tended to happen relatively close to shore. So the boats were only meant to ferry people, rather than for longer term survival. Titanic also had more than legally required. And when she did hit the berg, the safety features worked exactly as intended. She took a very long time to sink, and did so on an even keel, despite multiple breeches below the waterline. It was just bad luck it happened in open ocean with no other ships close enough. Even hitting the berg, there were ice warnings, but due to weather conditions, it still would have been impossible to see until you were right on top of it. Like all accidents even today, it acted as a valuable learning opportunity. Upgrades were made to future ships. Britannic, the third Olympic class ship that was still under construction, had her double hull and watertight compartments raised, and was to be given with an absurd amount of lifeboats, including modern motorized ones. Olympic was refitted with similar upgrades. When Britannic struck a sea mine in 1916, casualties were relatively light. Most of those were due to a couple boats getting sucked into the props. The captain was trying to beach her, so the engines were still running. Olympic also intentionally ramming a German U-Boat, with little more than a bent prow to show for it. I believe she's the only ocean liner to ever score a confirmed kill. Also, yes, there's a big difference between ocean liners and cruise ships. It's like saying a Subaru WRX is a minivan, because they're both four wheeled road vehicles with hatched backs. Liners are designed to get from A to B as fast as possible. While some liners were used as cruise ships early on, they weren't really ideal for the task. They're inefficient at slower speeds. Cruise ships have flat bottom and a shallower draft (distance between the water line and bottom of the hull), so they can operate close to land and in shallower ports. Liners have a V-bottom and deep draft, to cut through the water like a knife.
It wasn't advertised as unsinkable. It was an ocean liner, not a "cruise liner". And the death toll wasn't high because there weren't enough lifeboats, the lifeboats it did have weren't properly loaded because of the rich assholes inside them. More passengers were killed when the Eastland capsized in the Chicago River as a result of too much top weight from added lifeboats. In fact, the titanic is a rare exception in ship sinkings at sea because it sank slowly over the span of hours while most ships at sea take well under 30 minutes to sink, many sink so fast that there isn't even time to properly notify everyone, and most sink at a tilt that renders half of the lifeboats useless anyway.
7:25 We used to go to a place like that called Pioneer Village for field trips. It is in Minden, Nebraska, AKA Nebraska's Christmas City (was on NBC Nightly News during the Christmas season)
"I have many billion Dollars!" "Cool! How about we try to end world hunger with that? Or put some of it into science?" "No, I want to have a replica of a ship that sank coz of poor management and greed! That is more in my alley."
If I had the means to build it I would. Love the design of the ships during that period. I think it would be a good niche cruise offering. Having another transatlantic option would be great, although ocean liners are as in demand when you can fly over these days. .....Don't know that I would name it Titanic II though.
0:54 Some people watch the two Titanic VHS tapes as two difference films, the first tape as a classic romance film and the second tape as a classic disaster film.
I'm newto channel but recently - in a bit of weird history - found the story The Titan and it was an interesting read that eerilly foretold much of the Titantic with only minor differences (such as Titan instead of Titantic) though the poor author protested claims of his clairvoyance. Have you done a video on that? If not, you really should. Pretty, pretty please.
they have. i think. if not there r some vids about it on youtube. i Watch a lot of similar TH-cam channels so I may have gotten mixed up about this channel making one. They do a lot of repeat videos as well. They may have covered it in multiple videos on this channel.
@@pfkmsandiego Thank you. I did search their video list for Titantic - but there were far too many to watch them all to see if they did one. Hmm.... I'll have to do a broader Ewe Toob search on the story itself. Since I'm subbed here, any they did will probably come up.
Ecstasy was first produced the same year titanic sank, ecstasy make your body very hot and might be the reason why the captain was so desperate to hit an iceberg.
That name is synonymous with Tragedy... There's no way I'll step foot on that nor will I get on any ship that sails in water deeper than where I can stand 😬
10:36 I am going to watch the videos: x How the Titanic was Discovered During A Secret Cold War Mission (1st recommendation, 2nd time watching) x What Circumstances Led to the Titanic Sinking (2nd recommendation, 3rd time watching) x This Titanic Movie Stars A Real Life Passenger x Based On Your Income, Would You Have Survived the Titanic Disaster? (2nd time watching)
The thing about the life boats is they actually had more than was legally required of them. They were required to have 16 life boats and had 20- enough to save almost 1200 people. Despite that even under perfect circumstances 1,046 would have died no matter what but incompetence added another 468 people to that death toll
I always thought the old ocean liners had lots more class than the cruise liners of today - even the oversized monsters that remind me of floating wedding cakes. Plus I don't like the modern styles of entertainment. A ballroom with potted ferns in the corners, women in ball gowns and men in white ties and tailcoats, and an orchestra playing old tunes is more to my liking than a disco with strobing lights and ear-splitting music. But would I like to travel on Titanic II? Not if it was made in China.
We almost had 3 Titanics, but they all failed in their own special ways. I'm not saying the Titanic is or was ever a cursed ship, leave that for superstitious sailors to worry about, what I am saying is, it takes a special kind of smart to try rebuilding a long dead ship because movie really good, I will be king of world now.... Is a stupid reason. Someone needs to see it to the end, this time, so that they to can be world king.
I've been there! I was on the SS Poseidon when it capsized. When I was 17 my parents kicked me out so I slept under a bridge that night. Next day I won a Poseidon ticket at a good hand of Solitaire. Hung out with a girl. We were both on a deck chair "in flagrante delicto" when that damned wave hit us. I took up position on that deck chair when in the water. She held on but there was only room for one of us. She insisted I let her on and I said, "I don't know you!" Then she called me an "unimaginable bastard". Then she said I was "stupid stupid", and I said, "if I'm so stupid why am I on the deck chair and you in the water". Then she mumbled something about "trusting". I tell ya, listening to her whine and moan all night, you have no idea the hell I went through. Fortunately we both were rescued and we got married the next day. We're celebrating our 50th! 😊🥂
Why don't they take the Titanic out of the sea?
The ocean liner Titanic was the largest ship of its time, but it had a very short life. The first and last voyage of this ship started on April 10, 1912 and ended four days later. This tragedy happened on the night of April 14th to the 15th day of 1912. When the Titanic crashed, at least 1,496 people died, making it one of the biggest maritime disasters in history.
If you mean raising the Titanic, that would be impossible. For one thing, the hull broke in half (I think the aft portion of the hull is resting upside down). Second, the hull has deteriorated so much in the 100+ years on the sea bed that attempting to resurface it would lead it to break up even more.
@@MadCow999 The stern of Titanic isn't upside down, you might be thinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
It would be like disturbing a graveyard 🪦 man. Bad idea and no respect for the dead.
@@Hollywoodeatsordrinksit I think all the dead have been dissolved by now. I just checked though and they said the guys in the engine(?) room were shut in the watertight compartments and the skeletons at least may be in tact. They're under the ship itself, of course, so I wonder if anyone will ever reach that area.
Just a silly idea.. Arthur c Clarke did a novel about that idea.
She is in a million pieces and 11 ? Miles down.
Billy Zane one of the most underrated villains in Hollywood history.
Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight!
STILL one of my favorite movies!
@@meganlynn83mine too!
I first watched as a 11-12yo with my cousin.
When the boy turned into demon the power/lights of my house went down, energy problem. Good times .
The phantom movie
@pagodebregaeforro2803 That little creep! 😂
I was like 8ish when the movie was released, but I couldn't tell you when I watched it for the first time.
Still love it to this day!
He was really good in Dead Calm
it wasnt a cruise liner, it was an ocean liner
Nah, ocean cruiser
Ocean liner
It was an icebreaker.
@@squirrellymcbutterballs3510 wrong bow shape
Your right ! But how would wierd history know that !👨🏻🦳
I remember walking out of the cinema with my girlfriend after this film and some woman behind us said "it was a great film but I can't believe the ship sank"
The worst part is we were in Belfast...
I've been in Belfast before the museum was open... but it was already builded...
@@IsaacTuduriLlabres I studied at Queen's in Belfast, the place had a bad reputation but it was and is a lovely city filled with really great people. I loved my time there
@@_SimpleJack_ I was there for tourism... I'm from Spain 🇪🇦 and Ireland 🇮🇪 was my first travel abroad...👍🏻
I've been in 14 countries after that one... 🇮🇪 🇬🇧 🇩🇪 🇧🇪 🇩🇰 🇳🇱 🇦🇹 🇮🇹 🇻🇦 🇨🇵 🇵🇹 🇬🇷 🇪🇬 🇹🇷 🇯🇴
Hahaha! She is out of the loop.
Bruh.....
The script for this episode is great, and yes the narrator as always...THE GOAT
No boat should have ever been named Titanic again.
In your PFP it looks like your body is half buried in fallen autumn leaves on the ground...
Were you trying to imitate a mole?... xD 😅
@@IsaacTuduriLlabres its a diglet
Agreed
@@juzojuzo1806 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏻
Titananus
Titanic was never advertised as being unsinkable. The media said that, neither White Star Lines nor the builders ever did.
Other than that, great video!
so in other words, the media advertised it as unsinkable, so it WAS advertised as unsinkable
Isn’t every ship advertised as unsinkable
Yes it was maybe check your info
@@leonmorte7241 No, the media did not "advertise" Titanic as unsinkable. They claimed so in newspaper articles, not in advertisements.
@@Jess-737 Thank you! You are absolutely correct!
The Media hyped up the Titanic as being Unsinkable, but the White Star Line never made the claim.
1:18 That's the Lusitania
It has never been advertised as unsinkable. Just as safe as possible
Pretty sure there is a famous newspaper article calling it unsinkable, so it indeed was advertised as such
@@leonmorte7241 correct, but not by officials of White Star Line which is what many claim. At least there is no public record on that
I laughed way to hard at the band name "Tempting Fate"😆
1:17 Speaking of sinking, it reminds me of the music video "Lithium" by Evanescence.
Such a beautiful gothic-style video!
What is it with the Titanic and deranged billionaires?
We can't know for sure must be pining for the past is what I think.
@@Jess-737 Or another reason they want to tempt fate or really just went way out of their minds.
Titanic is not a cruise liner she's an ocean liner
This is why I prefer the upcoming virtual museum Titanic: Honor & Glory.
I would love to see a video made about all the wrecked ships on the ocean floor in centuries past that still have fortunes onboard.
I'm sure there are plenty of scammers willing to sell you a map wheres the Xs mark the spots of where you can find those ships
Oh yeah that's good may want to suggest that and this plan really just went ludicrous right from the start.
I second that.
@@btetschner Also good for you on that and maybe suggest this to the channel as well.
@@Jess-737 Also can really second that suspicion as well.
The Titanic was only ever advertised as 'practically unsinkable'.
The Titanic was NOT a cruise liner, she was an ocean liner. Just an FYI. There is a difference. Also, the crew didn't have enough time to launch more lifeboats. They didn't even get the last two successfully launched. The ship sank too fast. More lifeboats would not have helped. Sadly...
0:43 James Cameron is such am amazing director, his films stand the test of time!
Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991) is another of my favorite films.
Sounds like our favorite narrator is caught a cold. Get well soon Tom!
He's got the clap apparently
2:58 My younger brother sewed a Pteranodon shaped like that for a 4-H project, it was really cool!
I was a teen in JHS when Titanic was rushing viewers to theaters multiple times.
For a strange reason, ive had so many dreams/nightmares that took place on that trip or around that era.. weird nostalgia for a time i never knew.
I saw an episode of " One Step Beyond" about you and your dreams.👍🏼🤔
Titanic seems like a cursed name
3:28 Kate Winslet is one of my favorite actresses, she is amazing!
Another one of my favorite films of hers is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)!
Titanic II, The Revenge.
Now is personal Mr. Iceberg... 💥🔥
(Directed by Michel Bay)
99% of the budget would be spent on explosives
I would SOOOO totally go!!! In costume!!!!
Make my will...
...book that ish!!!!!
Where would we be without the phrase "rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic"?
The Irish said "it was alright when it left us" 😅😅😅
was good until 0:59 when he called titanic a cruise liner instead of an ocean liner and then said it was advertised as unsinkable
it was not advertised as unsinkable, many news papers of the time said it was
IIRC, Thomas Andrews did make a passing remark about it being practically unsinkable. But what people forget is that they had no reason to think otherwise. The Olympic Class had all the latest safety features: wireless radio, double bottom hull, automatic watertight doors. These were massive improvements from older ships. The Olympic, Titanic's sister ship, had also survived a nasty collision with a warship, that left a big gaping hole in her. While Titanic didn't have enough lifeboats, the going assumption at the time was that because the Atlantic shipping routes were so busy, there'd be ships close enough to come to the rescue. Most accidents also tended to happen relatively close to shore. So the boats were only meant to ferry people, rather than for longer term survival. Titanic also had more than legally required. And when she did hit the berg, the safety features worked exactly as intended. She took a very long time to sink, and did so on an even keel, despite multiple breeches below the waterline. It was just bad luck it happened in open ocean with no other ships close enough. Even hitting the berg, there were ice warnings, but due to weather conditions, it still would have been impossible to see until you were right on top of it.
Like all accidents even today, it acted as a valuable learning opportunity. Upgrades were made to future ships. Britannic, the third Olympic class ship that was still under construction, had her double hull and watertight compartments raised, and was to be given with an absurd amount of lifeboats, including modern motorized ones. Olympic was refitted with similar upgrades. When Britannic struck a sea mine in 1916, casualties were relatively light. Most of those were due to a couple boats getting sucked into the props. The captain was trying to beach her, so the engines were still running. Olympic also intentionally ramming a German U-Boat, with little more than a bent prow to show for it. I believe she's the only ocean liner to ever score a confirmed kill.
Also, yes, there's a big difference between ocean liners and cruise ships. It's like saying a Subaru WRX is a minivan, because they're both four wheeled road vehicles with hatched backs. Liners are designed to get from A to B as fast as possible. While some liners were used as cruise ships early on, they weren't really ideal for the task. They're inefficient at slower speeds. Cruise ships have flat bottom and a shallower draft (distance between the water line and bottom of the hull), so they can operate close to land and in shallower ports. Liners have a V-bottom and deep draft, to cut through the water like a knife.
As soon as I heard the term cruise liner, I knew this video was about to go off the rails.
Thanks for this! ⚓
A+ video!
LOVE IT! It would be so amazing to be on the Titanic travelling around the world!
This sounds like a movie Troy McClure would play in. After all, he did play in the movie The Revenge of Abraham Lincoln.
“You might remember me from movies like…….”
It wasn't advertised as unsinkable. It was an ocean liner, not a "cruise liner". And the death toll wasn't high because there weren't enough lifeboats, the lifeboats it did have weren't properly loaded because of the rich assholes inside them. More passengers were killed when the Eastland capsized in the Chicago River as a result of too much top weight from added lifeboats. In fact, the titanic is a rare exception in ship sinkings at sea because it sank slowly over the span of hours while most ships at sea take well under 30 minutes to sink, many sink so fast that there isn't even time to properly notify everyone, and most sink at a tilt that renders half of the lifeboats useless anyway.
Love your videos
5:07 Reminds me of the plane crash in the film Richie Rich (1994).
Just watched that film last night, fantastic film!
3:28 I am surprised more people don't wear the Heart of The Ocean necklace, it is so iconic!
I was just wondering about this ship the other day, nice.
Haha fantastic! Great episode!
7:25 We used to go to a place like that called Pioneer Village for field trips.
It is in Minden, Nebraska, AKA Nebraska's Christmas City (was on NBC Nightly News during the Christmas season)
If they do make it a replica make it into a full size Titanic Museum where people can roam around the whole thing
"Why would anyone build another Titanic?"
Why not? I say fuck it and do it.
This is the funniest episode I've ever watched.
Did not know this was a thing. Is there a Titan 2 also? Maybe soon 😮
"I have many billion Dollars!"
"Cool! How about we try to end world hunger with that? Or put some of it into science?"
"No, I want to have a replica of a ship that sank coz of poor management and greed! That is more in my alley."
3:28 Kate Winslet is one of my favorite actresses, she is amazing!
Thank you sweetheart ❤
Could you do a video on the Long Winter of 1880-1881? ❤
That's what a good dad looks like
"...and Billy Zane.."😅😅😅😅
Baldtanic 👨🏻🦲
🤣
If I had the means to build it I would. Love the design of the ships during that period. I think it would be a good niche cruise offering. Having another transatlantic option would be great, although ocean liners are as in demand when you can fly over these days. .....Don't know that I would name it Titanic II though.
0:54 Some people watch the two Titanic VHS tapes as two difference films, the first tape as a classic romance film and the second tape as a classic disaster film.
What is the name of the melody in 9:30
4:58 that's definitely not Southampton, England in April 1912, that's Titanic being launched in Belfast about a year earlier.
4:52 I sewed a T-rex stuffed animal for 4-H, then added white "plates" for the back to make it Godzilla!
I feel like there was a thousand missed jokes in here about the Titan.
I actually encountered Billy Zane. Nice guy. Very amicable.
Those eyes.
Oh man, Billy Zane 🤩
7:23 The first known use of the term LARPing was in 1990. (Merriam Webster)
0:14 The is a Titanic lego set (LEGO® Titanic 10294) that is 7 feet long and has 9090 pieces!
7:05 After that reference, I am going to watch Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened (2017) later today.
The Jurassic Park instrumental 😂😂😂
Clive Palmer looks to be getting a titanic gut.
Getting? He's got one...
No boat/ship should be said "un-sinkable!" Cuz we've clearly have seen the result of that lie not just once!😂
I'm newto channel but recently - in a bit of weird history - found the story The Titan and it was an interesting read that eerilly foretold much of the Titantic with only minor differences (such as Titan instead of Titantic) though the poor author protested claims of his clairvoyance. Have you done a video on that? If not, you really should. Pretty, pretty please.
they have. i think. if not there r some vids about it on youtube. i Watch a lot of similar TH-cam channels so I may have gotten mixed up about this channel making one. They do a lot of repeat videos as well. They may have covered it in multiple videos on this channel.
@@pfkmsandiego Thank you. I did search their video list for Titantic - but there were far too many to watch them all to see if they did one. Hmm.... I'll have to do a broader Ewe Toob search on the story itself. Since I'm subbed here, any they did will probably come up.
@9:53 TIT ANIC
😂
Ecstasy was first produced the same year titanic sank, ecstasy make your body very hot and might be the reason why the captain was so desperate to hit an iceberg.
That name is synonymous with Tragedy... There's no way I'll step foot on that nor will I get on any ship that sails in water deeper than where I can stand 😬
2:54 Would love it if Steven Spielberg made another Jurassic Park film!
And another Jaws film!
10:36 I am going to watch the videos:
x How the Titanic was Discovered During A Secret Cold War Mission (1st recommendation, 2nd time watching)
x What Circumstances Led to the Titanic Sinking (2nd recommendation, 3rd time watching)
x This Titanic Movie Stars A Real Life Passenger
x Based On Your Income, Would You Have Survived the Titanic Disaster? (2nd time watching)
7:24 The first known use of the term cosplay was in 1993 (Merriam Webster).
I would love to see Cornelius Drebbel and the 1st submarine during the reign of James 1st.
2:47 The first three Jurassic Park films just dropped on Netflix in January!
I think there is an Asylum movie called Titanic 2
Hope history doesn't repeat itself.
The Edmund Fitzgerald
Ocean Liner =/= Cruise Ship
They are two different things. OceanLiner Designs recently did a video explaining the difference.
I hate hate hate it when people call it a cruise ship
@@armandom-t5161what's the short explanation?
@NyanyiC Ocean Liners are designed to get you from A to B. Cruise ships are designed for entertainment.
@@armandom-t5161 thank you
I’ve developed a visceral detestation of the vanity projects of wealthy people.
The thing about the life boats is they actually had more than was legally required of them.
They were required to have 16 life boats and had 20- enough to save almost 1200 people. Despite that even under perfect circumstances 1,046 would have died no matter what but incompetence added another 468 people to that death toll
I always thought the old ocean liners had lots more class than the cruise liners of today - even the oversized monsters that remind me of floating wedding cakes. Plus I don't like the modern styles of entertainment. A ballroom with potted ferns in the corners, women in ball gowns and men in white ties and tailcoats, and an orchestra playing old tunes is more to my liking than a disco with strobing lights and ear-splitting music.
But would I like to travel on Titanic II? Not if it was made in China.
There isn’t less ice than back then
There is less ice now.
I'll be hyped for the Titanic IV?
Thank goodness
id love to know how the 1st printer came about
I second that.
A suggestion , the wrecking of the Edmund Fitzgerald and the song
It was a ocean liner.
It was not a cruise liner.
VHS! Man oh man. I remember the day when I played with the tape inside for the movie Power Rangers. My dad whooped my ass 😂😂😂😂😂
Still waiting for Titenic 2
Imagine they built that pos and it sank like the first one 😂 make way for titanic 3
Went to a Titanic artifact exhibit and the gift shop had ice cube tray shaped like the ship, complete with the tear in the middle 😕
I wouldn't sail on a replica, but I'd tour one. Docked.
We almost had 3 Titanics, but they all failed in their own special ways.
I'm not saying the Titanic is or was ever a cursed ship, leave that for superstitious sailors to worry about, what I am saying is, it takes a special kind of smart to try rebuilding a long dead ship because movie really good, I will be king of world now.... Is a stupid reason.
Someone needs to see it to the end, this time, so that they to can be world king.
Guess if you’re gonna do another ship maybe the Fitzgerald.
Rich People Love Titanic!
Or anything to do with it. Rip Stockton et al
Anyone else been to the titanic museum in Branson?
No, it would obviously turn into a church sermon.
Billy Zane!
We all know what happened when you name something after the Titanic... (The Titan)
Titanic 1 Titanic 2 . The Titanic sub ? Really? Maybe don't use the Titanic name
Only interested in Titanic 2 if James Cameron returns to direct it.
I've been there! I was on the SS Poseidon when it capsized. When I was 17 my parents kicked me out so I slept under a bridge that night. Next day I won a Poseidon ticket at a good hand of Solitaire. Hung out with a girl. We were both on a deck chair "in flagrante delicto" when that damned wave hit us. I took up position on that deck chair when in the water. She held on but there was only room for one of us. She insisted I let her on and I said, "I don't know you!" Then she called me an "unimaginable bastard". Then she said I was "stupid stupid", and I said, "if I'm so stupid why am I on the deck chair and you in the water". Then she mumbled something about "trusting". I tell ya, listening to her whine and moan all night, you have no idea the hell I went through. Fortunately we both were rescued and we got married the next day. We're celebrating our 50th! 😊🥂
You, my friend, won the most underrated comment award!
I salute you for your witty Poseidon Adventure/Titanic mashup. 🏆
@@BoringIntrovert1982 Thanks. 🤩
pre 2min comment. as long as they bring it up to modern safety standards. i'm ok with it. it's like the ship version of a historical village
Interesting