It went down to a string quartet playing a poignant piece. Depressing to think if it went down now it's more likely to go down to some noise about big ass twerking by a "grime" artist.
It went down to a string quartet playing a poignant piece.Depressing to think if it went down now it's more likely to go down to some noise about big ass twerking by a "grime" artist.
There was talk of some rich guy creating a modern proper replica of it, I wonder if that's still happening. If it was an accurate replica, I might even be interested in travelling on it. I'd be counting lifeboats mind you.
There was talk of some rich guy creating a modern proper replica of it, I wonder if that's still happening. If it was an accurate replica, I might even be interested in travelling on it. I'd be counting lifeboats mind you.
I suppose one way to make sure it doesn't hit an iceberg is to stick it in a landlocked river! :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanic_replica_(Sichuan)
I suppose one way to make sure it doesn't hit an iceberg is to stick it in a landlocked river! :)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanic_replica_(Sichuan)
Got very Hollywood towards the end with too many twists created for dramatic effect. I mean there's no way a ship that size could be sunk by a bit of ice like that in real life.
Got very Hollywood towards the end with too many twists created for dramatic effect. I mean there's no way a ship that size could be sunk by a bit of ice like that in real life.
Twelve deckchairs were recovered the day after and one was sold 2 years ago in salisbury from a new york collector ...made £118,000 plus 18 per cent commish
Twelve deckchairs were recovered the day after and one was sold 2 years ago in salisbury from a new york collector ...made £118,000 plus 18 per cent commish
Surely a couple of them rich passengers had a pair of binoculars they could have lent the lookouts .
And also It was a very cold night It wouldn't surprise me if one lookout said to the other you go to sleep and I'll wake you up later and I'll have a sleep . and with it being cold it wouldn't surprise me if he almost nodded off.
Surely a couple of them rich passengers had a pair of binoculars they could have lent the lookouts .And also It was a very cold night It wouldn't surprise me if one lookout said to the other you go to sleep and I'll wake you up later and I'll have a
If I was the investigator the first thing I would of asked was why didn't someone ask if anyone had a spare pair of binoculars to lend the lookout and if they broke them I'm sure white line would have replaced them .
If I was the investigator the first thing I would of asked was why didn't someone ask if anyone had a spare pair of binoculars to lend the lookout and if they broke them I'm sure white line would have replaced them .
If I was the investigator the first thing I would of asked was why didn't someone ask if anyone had a spare pair of binoculars to lend the lookout and if they broke them I'm sure white line would have replaced them .
If I was the investigator the first thing I would of asked was why didn't someone ask if anyone had a spare pair of binoculars to lend the lookout and if they broke them I'm sure white line would have replaced them .
That Concordia was a weird one. All it did was fall over, just off shore, and yet 32 people managed to die. There were 4,229 on board at the time so 99.24% managed to see it out.
That Concordia was a weird one. All it did was fall over, just off shore, and yet 32 people managed to die. There were 4,229 on board at the time so 99.24% managed to see it out.
When JFK was shot,Jackie(the wife)slides something down the back of the car and the security guy who jumps on to the back of the car puts it in his pocket.question is "what does she slide down the boot of the car to him"???????????????
When JFK was shot,Jackie(the wife)slides something down the back of the car and the security guy who jumps on to the back of the car puts it in his pocket.question is "what does she slide down the boot of the car to him"???????????????
i think there had to be four guns,two on the left of the car and two on the right of the car,it was planned so well,and they would not have known what position JFK was going to sit in the car,so to get a clear shot at him they would need guns on both sides,they could not have known if Jackie was going to stand up or not and the shooters view would be blocked,they could not have taken the chance that they MIGHT get a clear shot,and it would have been planned weeks in advance.and as i see it a shot came from the front.
i think there had to be four guns,two on the left of the car and two on the right of the car,it was planned so well,and they would not have known what position JFK was going to sit in the car,so to get a clear shot at him they would need guns on both
Madeline McCann shot him from a secret moon base using metaphormic lizard technology based on chemtrails to make sure 9/11 happened. I saw a youtube video about it, so it must be true.
Madeline McCann shot him from a secret moon base using metaphormic lizard technology based on chemtrails to make sure 9/11 happened. I saw a youtube video about it, so it must be true.
I didn't learn that on youtube, Zwervod the alien chatted about it to me last time I was abducted and probed. They now do it on a regular schedule which is great as I go to bed that night pre-lubed .
I didn't learn that on youtube, Zwervod the alien chatted about it to me last time I was abducted and probed. They now do it on a regular schedule which is great as I go to bed that night pre-lubed .
the gun holders.1=L.H.O.book depository 2.=someone in the grassy knoll.3.The Babushka lady.4.someone to left of JFK.............i.m.v.h.o. organised by CUBA............i.m.v.h,o.(And a few others who knew it was going to happen)
the gun holders.1=L.H.O.book depository 2.=someone in the grassy knoll.3.The Babushka lady.4.someone to left of JFK.............i.m.v.h.o.organised by CUBA............i.m.v.h,o.(And a few others who knew it was going to happen)
Loads of different explanations as to why it sunk including cheap & poor quality rivets to the fire that was buring in the boiler area weakening the hull, no bins in the watch never helped either.
Loads of different explanations as to why it sunk including cheap & poor quality rivets to the fire that was buring in the boiler area weakening the hull, no bins in the watch never helped either.
Not impossible.https://www.google.com/search?q=house+hit+by+iceberg&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjdx4XctZnhAhVJb1AKHfaxDMwQ_AUIDigB&biw=1366&bih=625#imgrc=Wx6h1nkitSQ3zM:
Everyone I knew at school at time thought it was so good they went back to the cinema to see it 2 or 3 times, looking back the hype probably played a part in that, remember being surprised when I learned that Kate Winslet was 19 when filming began, looked more mid 20's.
Btw some people say the Titanic never sank, it was the Olympic, good ol' conspiracists.
Everyone I knew at school at time thought it was so good they went back to the cinema to see it 2 or 3 times, looking back the hype probably played a part in that, remember being surprised when I learned that Kate Winslet was 19 when filming began, l
Leadbelly wrote a song about the Titanic inspired by the rumour that Jack Johnson had been refused passage,in fact JJ was in the US at the time.
Jack Johnson wanted to get on board, Captain he says, “I ain’t haulin’ no coal!” Fare thee, Titanic, fare thee well! …
When he heard about that mighty shock, Mighta seen the man turn the Eagle Rock. Fare thee, Titanic, fare thee well!
Leadbelly wrote a song about the Titanic inspired by the rumour that Jack Johnsonhad been refused passage,in fact JJ was in the US at the time.Jack Johnson wanted to get on board,Captain he says, “I ain’t haulin’ no coal!”Fare thee, Titanic,
Iv'e told this before some years back but worth mentioning again, at our bowls club going back more than 25 years was a bowler with the surname Lightoller, one day I asked him about his unusual name & was he related to Charles Lightoller the second in command on the Titanic when he replied " yes he was my Uncle " I was shocked to say the least, he survived the sinking & initially emigrated to Canada.
Iv'e told this before some years back but worth mentioning again, at our bowls club going back more than 25 years was a bowler with the surname Lightoller, one day I asked him about his unusual name & was he related to Charles Lightoller the second i
As the officer in charge of loading passengers into lifeboats on the port side, Lightoller strictly enforced the "women and children first" protocol, not allowing any male passengers to board the lifeboats unless they were needed as auxiliary seamen.[2][3] Lightoller stayed until the last, was sucked against a grate and held under water, but then was blown from the grate by a rush of warm air as a boiler exploded. He found refuge on an upturned collapsible boat with 30 others, showing his fellow survivors how to shift their weight to avoid being swamped, until their rescue at dawn.[4]
Nice story pumphol.@Scandi - from Wiki.As the officer in charge of loading passengers into lifeboats on the port side, Lightoller strictly enforced the "women and children first" protocol, not allowing any male passengers to board the lifeboats unles
Ok second officer, don't shoot me for a slip of the tongue !
Played by Kenneth Moore in A Night To Remember In the other film he shot a passenger then shot himeslf ! only the Americans would do that !!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_LightollerOk second officer, don't shoot me for a slip of the tongue !Played by Kenneth Moore in A Night To RememberIn the other film he shot a passenger then shot himeslf ! only the Americans would do that !!
Paddy came back from the toilet and said to Mick when he noticed the bar was empty, "Where has everyone gone?".
"Oh", said Mick, "They are away to the dance".
"What dance?", replied Paddy.
"Oh", says Mick, "When you were away to the loo, an announcement came over the tannoy, ABANDON SHIP!".
Paddy came back from the toilet and said to Mick when he noticed the bar was empty, "Where has everyone gone?"."Oh", said Mick, "They are away to the dance"."What dance?", replied Paddy."Oh", says Mick, "When you were away to the loo, an announcement
I watched something which said the Captain did exactly the wrong thing when the Iceberg appeared
He shut off engines and tried to steer round the Iceberg, he should have done one or the other only.
If he just shut off engines he would have hit the berg head on, that have been better. The front of the Titanic would have been
crushed but watertight doors MAY have stopped enough water getting in to stop her sinking until help arrived.
If he wanted to avoid the berg he should have kept on full power the turn would have been quicker, he may have got lucky
and missed the berg altogether.
Still he did not have a lot of time to make his decision. DON'T PANIC!
ps He should have done simulated Iceberg avoidance training
I watched something which said the Captain did exactly the wrong thing when the Iceberg appearedHe shut off engines and tried to steer round the Iceberg, he should have done one or the other only.If he just shut off engines he would have hit the berg
Mac all I can say is that if you were a comic doing a turn on the Titanic your audience would have viewed that iceberg as a saviour as they boarded the lifeboats.
Mac all I can say is that if you were a comic doing a turn on the Titanic your audience would have viewed that iceberg as a saviour as they boarded the lifeboats.
Also Lightoller replaced someone else who was going to be second Officer & he was the one who had the binoculars for the crows nest, so if Lightoller was not on the ship & replaced the original bloke's Bins may have saved the day.
Also Lightoller replaced someone else who was going to be second Officer & he was the one who had the binoculars for the crows nest, so if Lightoller was not on the ship & replaced the original bloke's Bins may have saved the day.
Quite right Uble. If a ship sinks now it must be a PC nightmare filling the lifeboats. Fittest, meanest and strongest first might be the better policy to adopt in these enlightened times. At least everyone would know where they stood.
Quite right Uble. If a ship sinks now it must be a PC nightmare filling the lifeboats. Fittest, meanest and strongest first might be the better policy to adopt in these enlightened times. At least everyone would know where they stood.
In the late 50s, a reporter asked him what his batting average would be if he were playing now?
Cobb replied, "probably about .310 - but remember I`m in my seventies now!".
His career record of .367 still stands to this day.
That remembered me of the great Ty Cobb. In the late 50s, a reporter asked him what his batting average would be if he were playing now?Cobb replied, "probably about .310 - but remember I`m in my seventies now!".His career record of .367 still stands
The hero of the sinking was the captain of the Carpathia who rescued the survivors, the 'villain' was the captain of the Californian who was accused of failing to come to the Titanic's aid.It was not until 80 years later that he was cleared.
The hero of the sinking was the captain of the Carpathia who rescued the survivors, the 'villain'was the captain of the Californian who was accused of failing to come to the Titanic's aid.It wasnot until 80 years later that he was cleared.