Titanic submersible es morte (5 Viewers)

[EGLSShin]

That 19 year old would have had the ultimate flex if the trip was successful. "I went to the Titanic, what did you do?"

 

[nolaspe]

I'm guessing you don't have a 19 year old kid. I do.....actually until today when he turned 20. My 19 year old ain't doing sheet unless he wants to do it.

You're correct, I don't have kids, but I was going by an article I read a day ago where the kid's aunt stated that he was terrified to go, but apparently his mom said something different as I just did a googlez search a few min ago, so who knows...

MSN

 

[nolaspe]

Not all 19 year olds are the same. Some want to make their parents happy and do stuff for their sake. Others do what they want. I got 4 kids 19+. They mostly do what they want because I tell them they don't need to worry about me. But they still do stuff for my sake sometimes.

Today, I managed to get all 4 of them to watch a movie with my wife and I. That doesn't happen often.

Was the movie Titanic? I keed, I keed...

 

[Nisey55]

Okay, well, why was she always dancing backwards? Why didn't she tell Fred to flake off after her feet started bleeding? Talented, yes, but I have ishes with Mr. Astaire.

ETA: Swing Time is my fav movie of theirs. Never failed to watch it when they used to play it all the time.

What do the following things have in common?:
Dancing backwards, a history lesson in ginger; the color, not the root,
a sunken submersible , Fred and Ginger.

Nothing, absolutely nothing.

The award for topic veering goes to Guido and Mad Marsha
May you both live long and ramble often

 

[Madmarsha]

What do the following things have in common?:
Dancing backwards, a history lesson in ginger; the color, not the root,
a sunken submersible , Fred and Ginger.

Nothing, absolutely nothing.

The award for topic veering goes to Guido and Mad Marsha
May you both live long and ramble often

 

[Rysilk]

Except for the 19 yr old who didn't want to go but only did so to please his Titantic-obsessed dad...

According to his mother, she was supposed to be there but gave her seat to her son who begged her and really wanted to go.

The mother of the 19-year-old who died on the imploded Titanic submersible says she was supposed to go on the dive, but gave her son her spot because he 'really wanted to go'

"I was really happy for them because both of them, they really wanted to do that for a very long time," Christine Dawood said.

www.insider.com

 

[Sailorsaint]

According to his mother, she was supposed to be there but gave her seat to her son who begged her and really wanted to go.

The mother of the 19-year-old who died on the imploded Titanic submersible says she was supposed to go on the dive, but gave her son her spot because he 'really wanted to go'

"I was really happy for them because both of them, they really wanted to do that for a very long time," Christine Dawood said.

www.insider.com

I'm still convinced that he only went for one of two reasons...to please his father or for a bonding moment. I don't think he really wanted to go, but felt he "had" to go. In the end, it doesn't really matter. He went of his own free will. Sad story. And if his mom IS right, then she has to live with whatever feelings she has about it. She lost a husband and son. I don't know what would be going thru my mind if I were in her shoes.

 

[Madmarsha]

According to his mother, she was supposed to be there but gave her seat to her son who begged her and really wanted to go.

The mother of the 19-year-old who died on the imploded Titanic submersible says she was supposed to go on the dive, but gave her son her spot because he 'really wanted to go'

"I was really happy for them because both of them, they really wanted to do that for a very long time," Christine Dawood said.

www.insider.com

Now, if true, that'll mess with someone's mind.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

What do the following things have in common?:
Dancing backwards, a history lesson in ginger; the color, not the root,
a sunken submersible , Fred and Ginger.

Nothing, absolutely nothing.

The award for topic veering goes to Guido and Mad Marsha
May you both live long and ramble often

 

[Madmarsha]

I always wished I could tap dance.

 

[Flamingo44]

I cannot think of a worse way to die. I'm convinced I will die drowning and it haunts my thoughts and dreams.

I wish them the best and hope they're found.



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True story---when i was a kid (8?) a bunch of us kids decided to swim across Devil's Lake in Michigan with a parental lookout on a boat. I went into a panic attack as we approached the 75% mark of the swim and turned around. My uncle never let me live it down.

Actually not a bad way to die. Implosion would happen so fast they wouldn’t have time to realize what was happening and panic, I’m told.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

I always wished I could tap dance.

 

[Bleu Raeder]

I always wished I could tap dance.

There is still time.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

There is still time.

4/4 usually