News: 100th Anniversary of Titanic - Page 2

eli's_rhythm

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Originally posted by PopBoi

Thread ban.

Edit: Did you delete because you realized Eli was a mod.

Maybe they don't know that I can read deleted posts

Anyway, I also followed the Titanic's sister ships, which were interesting. The Britannic also sank when she struck a mine while serving as a hospital ship in WWI, and the Olympic (which was a naval ship in WWI) had a collision but never went down. She was retired in 1935.

Queen Bea.

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Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

Maybe they don't know that I can read deleted posts

Anyway, I also followed the Titanic's sister ships, which were interesting. The Britannic also sank when she struck a mine while serving as a hospital ship in WWI, and the Olympic (which was a naval ship in WWI) had a collision but never went down. She was retired in 1935.

The ship used to boat people out to the Titanic (it couldn't dock too close because it was so huge) is in the middle of restoration and soon people will be able to go for a ride on it, I think that's pretty cool too.

It's in Belfast though.

Foot

So sad.

I know everything about it, how it sank, all the theories etc. Shipwrecks (and ships in general) fascinate me so much.

Lyzz the Monster

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Originally posted by Bea.

Lyzz you should add some of the stuff going on in Belfast involving the Titanic, there is so much.

Done

Thank you for the videos!

Lyzz the Monster

Today is the day

JonnyϟLightning

I have spent years fascinated with this ship, I have seen every documentary/tv special and even been to the exhibits (which is a very emotional experience, I recommend it) and I have walked on the grand staircase replica.

I cant believe people are destroying the ship.

Strangergab