100 years to the day since RMS Titanic sank

[Scarlett.]

http://i42.tinypic.com/orqzvl.jpg

[Ramsay]

i would of never guessed :laugh:

[Smithy]

That painting is 100 years old :shocked:

[Mrluvaluva]

It was my 11th birthday. :nono:

[Scarlett.]

It was my 11th birthday. :nono:

You're 111? :shocked:

[Bollo]

I live about 40 mins away from Southampton so our regional news have had a 'feature' on it everyday for about the past 3 weeks

[Mrluvaluva]

You're 111? :shocked:

Oh. I thought it said 10 years ago. :blush: "ahem"

Nothing to see here.....

[Benjamin]

Josy lost her virginity? :shocked:

[King Gizzard]

Could of sworn it was yesterday or the day before :suspect: Or is that when it set off

[Scarlett.]

Could of sworn it was yesterday or the day before :suspect: Or is that when it set off

That was when it set off, it crashed on the night of the 14th and sank on the 15th

[Shaun]

Niamh retired?

[Scarlett.]

Niamh retired?

:joker:

[Doogle]

:laugh3:

Wow

[Patrick]

aw.

ly titanic. :')

[James]

According to the Google Doodle it was French photographer Robert Doisneau's birthday.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

i thought it was on the 12th idk why

[MTVN]

Isn't this tomorrow :suspect:

[GypsyGoth]

What ever happened to the iceberg?

[Scarlett.]

Isn't this tomorrow :suspect:

That was when it set off, it crashed on the night of the 14th and sank on the 15th


:devil:

[Patrick]

According to the Google Doodle it was French photographer Robert Doisneau's birthday.

Oh hell no.
I had to see it to believe it.

Are they honestly trying to say that events like the 85th Birthday of some bastard who invented chalk or the 700th Anniversary of some poem - has more relevance than Titanic hitting the 100 Milestone?

I honestly think that's a joke - maybe they'll do something for it tomorrow, but it should be a nobrainer...

Unknown French Bastard who enjoyed taking photos
VS
The sinking of the world's greatest ship?

[MTVN]

Ah I should read threads before posting

[Marc]

It's the 15th no? What

[Scarlett.]

It's the 15th no? What

That was when it set off, it crashed on the night of the 14th and sank on the 15th


http://picardfacepalm.com/updown.gif

[Brother Leon]

Could swear it was on the 15th :suspect:



;)

[Pyramid*]

Demands to know why this hasn't been in the news? Why have there been no programmes or anything on the telly about it.

[Harry!]

I live about 40 mins away from Southampton so our regional news have had a 'feature' on it everyday for about the past 3 weeks

Yes South Today has had reports about it every day :D

[Marsh.]

Demands to know why this hasn't been in the news? Why have there been no programmes or anything on the telly about it.

ikr. Personally I think it would make a pretty good movie. Can't think why they've never thought to do one.

[Shasown]

ikr. Personally I think it would make a pretty good movie. Can't think why they've never thought to do one.

Yeah think you are right there, and they could also release a 3 d version as well, especially if it had been timed to be released about now.

[Livia]

In 1898, Fourteen years before the Titanic sank, a book was published called Futility - The Wreck of the Titan by Morgan Robertson. The Titan was a ship described as “unsinkable”, was the largest, most luxurious ship in the world, had 3000 passengers on board, hit an iceberg on its starboard side, didn’t have enough lifeboats on board and sank during the month of April. Bit of a coincidence, eh?

[Pyramid*]

ikr. Personally I think it would make a pretty good movie. Can't think why they've never thought to do one.



Yeah think you are right there, and they could also release a 3 d version as well, especially if it had been timed to be released about now.

OMG. Stranger indeed, good to see your name!. Hope all is good with you.

I agree with you both. What a missed opportunity to make mega millions. What are all these movie producers thinking. Pfft.

[Jake.]

Josy lost her virginity? :shocked:

:joker:

[Jarrod]

Technically Titanic only hit the iceberg today so we can't really class today as the sinking. And even then, Titanic only hit the iceberg at 11:40pm.

It's so strange to think 100 years ago today, Titanic was to sink, killing 1500+ people..

[arista]

If only the Titanic stayed Straight
hit it head on, would have saved the ship.

[Jarrod]

If only the Titanic stayed Straight
hit it head on, would have saved the ship.

This is something i've heard loads of times. If the Titanic had hit the iceberg head on, it would have created more damage and then more deaths would it not?

[Scarlett.]

Well it's been 100 years to the dot since the boat hit the iceberg

[Jack_]

100 years to the minute that the Titanic hit the iceberg, 23:40 on 14th April 1912. Very surreal...

They're doing a show on Radio 2 (first time I have ever actually wanted to listen in...) called 'Titanic: Minute By Minute', with Jeremy Vine, Dermot O'Leary and some others...if you're interested, you can listen live here (http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/bbc_radio_two)

[Mystic Mock]

I imagine it was a tragic day for those people, I can't believe it's been 100 years.

[Scarlett.]

It must have been horrific for everyone aboard, especially the lower decks, who never stood a chance

[Patrick]

Titanic ftw.

[Patrick]

I'm listening to the BBC Radio thing that Jack posted, not bad.

[Brother Leon]

Feels like it was just Yesterday.

Time flies.

[Jack_]

It's so weird listening to this, hearing the letters etc. It's weird because I've never really paid much attention to anniversary's of the Titanic before, but this is something special I think. 100 years to the day, hour even. It's just surreal to imagine how it must've been all that time ago, happening right now as we speak.

[Patrick]

LOL That iceberg song was a ******ing travesty.

[joeysteele]

It must have been the worst nightmare for the people on board, I find it impossible to really take on and imagine the terror and panic that must have really been the case once they knew the Ship would sink and was in fact sinking.

[MTVN]

In 1898, Fourteen years before the Titanic sank, a book was published called Futility - The Wreck of the Titan by Morgan Robertson. The Titan was a ship described as “unsinkable”, was the largest, most luxurious ship in the world, had 3000 passengers on board, hit an iceberg on its starboard side, didn’t have enough lifeboats on board and sank during the month of April. Bit of a coincidence, eh?

Never knew about that, I guess history does repeat itself

[King Gizzard]

Apparently it was happening right now

[Pyramid*]

Never knew about that, I guess history does repeat itself

It didn't actually happen - it was a fiction novel so it's not history.

It's the coincedence in such a fiction story being written, given the name, the conditions etc.

[MTVN]

Fictional history can repeat itself too :idc:

[Pyramid*]

Fictional history can repeat itself too :idc:

LOL. Someone else wrote a fictional book about the same thing! Isn't that known as plagarism.:joker: