Titanic Remembered

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I find Downton Abbey interesting as it is what I'd imagine to be a pretty accurate reflection of what life was like before WW1 turned their world upside down. I can also imagine that it makes for a pretty good send-up, though.<

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There are more than 4 documentaries running on DSTV at the moment...
This Titanic story has been flogged to death ...()

gregbucks Wrote:

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> There are more than 4 documentaries running on
> DSTV at the moment...
> This Titanic story has been flogged to death
> ...()

Perhaps, but the Nazi Titanic doccie was a new one that I found interesting. I'm more skeptical of those shows that claim to answer all the questions about everything that happened that night. If all of the questions could not be answered when at least some of the players were still alive, how can it be claimed that there are no more mysteries now?

But worry not, Greg. The anniversary will soon pass, and Titanic will again sink from view (she's pretty good at doing that...), leaving the usual band of die-hard Titanic fans to debate endlessly on the Internet whether Captain Smith was wearing green underpants on that fateful night or whether Cabin 2A had the soapdish on the right or the left side of the bathroom basin. Yes, there are some afficionados who go (almost) that far.<

Extract from 1 line emails..
Dear Icebergs, Sorry to hear about Global Warming 2012,it may have taken 100 years but ain't karma a bitch?
Regards The Titanic (1912)

Titch Wrote:

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> Extract from 1 line emails..
> Dear Icebergs, Sorry to hear about Global Warming
> 2012,it may have taken 100 years but ain't karma a
> bitch?
> Regards The Titanic (1912)


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