What are the odds? Would it survive?

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Not through WWI

2 (8%)

WWI but not WWII

7 (28%)

WWII but not much after

8 (32%)

It was destined for disaster

5 (20%)

15 April 1912 was a fluke, it would be here today

2 (8%)

Undecided

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Other idea (post in comments)

1 (4%)

Total Members Voted: 23

[Rbsanford]

same qweston with lincon

[assassinator2.0]

same qweston with lincon

Still a rather silly topic..What would have become of Marilyn Monroe if she hadn't died when she did?

they still wouldve been famous people

[Stuart2007]

Oh how I can't wait until next year- the 100th anniversary.

Every satellite channel will be THAT dreadfully dull film. Every flaming day.

What about all the other 'great' maritime disasters?

What about the Lancastria?

The Estonia, The Herald' etc.

[Rbsanford]

yeah, what about the Edmund Fitzgerald?

nobody gives a **** about the great lakes/north midwest.





Edited for language, please mind what you type. - Fred

[dexter7]

Hey I go up to Lake Ontario every summer

[Rbsanford]

ime talkin about stuff like lake superior, minnesota, you know.

places like Duluth are hideously underrated.

once on the today show Al Roker said, "this sunday we'll be playing [football] at the frozen tundra of Lambo Field."

lambo is in green bay Wisconsin. if he thinks green bay is the north pole, then what does he (and other people) think about north minnesota and lake superior?

[Stuart2007]

I don't think many people (even in America) appreciate just how big the great lakes are. Larger than many seas.

Then again, I wonder if many North Americans are familiar with the geography of the rest of the world either.

[assassinator2.0]

i think we are getting off topic 

[Stuart2007]

i think we are getting off topic 

If that means less talk about that dull ship, isn't that a GOOD thing?