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slk_23 08/07/20 6:55:56 PM #1: |
I like to imagine that this 100-year-old ship would still be sailing the seas if it hadn't hit that iceberg. The thing was the most luxurious ship at the time; I have a hard time believing they would simply reduce a piece of history to scrap metal like that. Do you think it would still be around, even if more functional ships were developed later on?
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Shotgunnova 08/07/20 6:58:01 PM #2: |
Many ships get scrapped or scuttled, whether they're historical or not. They can't all be the USS Constitution, haha.
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UnholyMudcrab 08/07/20 6:59:18 PM #3: |
The Titanic's sister ship, Olympic, was scrapped during the Great Depression. At the very most, Titanic might be a museum ship of some kind today. No way it would still be operating.
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Flauros 08/07/20 7:00:23 PM #4: |
The probably would have scrapped it for the war effort
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