06-23-2023, 01:20 AM
(06-21-2023, 10:49 PM)Chatwoman Wrote: If they got caught up in the debris field and were alive in the sub for days... they died a far worse death than anyone on the Titanic did, that's just the truth of it.
I can't think of a more clear and unfortunate sign from the universe saying "Don't ever come back to this place."
It can't get much more blatant.
How long do you wanna bet luciferian hollywood will wait before they make a movie about "the fate of the five" utilizing these nifty new 3D scans?
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-new...-180982219
Very convenient.
I've been on several ships, ferries, and fishing boats in the North Atlantic... it's an extremely inhospitable place on a good day. To be as far out in it as these rescue vessels are... not enviable. It's a very cold, windy, wet and totally isolating environment... just feels unsettling most of the time.
The Leif Ericson is like the Mercury Retrograde of North Atlantic ferries...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MV_Leif_Ericson
It ran aground in 1995 when it was still called the Stena Challenger, and it collided with a "concrete structure" while in Port Aux Basques in 2006, just a couple of years after I was on it the last time.
Most of those ships are creepy in general, and some of them are haunted.
Leif Ericson wasn't particularly haunted, but definitely a klutz. Although according to the Wiki, it's gone without incident for damn near 20 years at this point, so props I guess.
I love it when Steve takes bathroom breaks during his streams. It turns me on to think about him man handling his doom boner.
https://www.amazon.com/Fault-Our-Pants-P...0692253599
