IdiotI wouldnt go that far but they should definitely have o pay for every cent of the rescue effort, successful or not.
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IdiotI wouldnt go that far but they should definitely have o pay for every cent of the rescue effort, successful or not.
That's seriously fucked up. I wonder if sunken warships are considered war graves? I guess it depends on location, national vs international waters.Agreed.
On 6 May 1945, the German submarine U-853 was sunk of the coast of Rhode Island. It's in shallow enough water for scuba diving.
Years later a diver exploring the wreck, brought up the skeletal remains of one of her sailors. He displayed it in ghoulish fashion around the local area.
Only idiots that don't know that operational money is appropriated BEFORE SAR ops happen would say stupid shit like thisreminds me of the JFK jr flight crash incident.
If JFK Jr has taken a commercial flight + ferry, or drove in traffic + ferry to Martha's Vineyard like EVERYONE else, it would have saved tax payers a shit ton of money. But no, he had to fly his own plane, against FAA's recommendations in conditions way above his pay grade into dusk, and crashed.
Got the US Navy, Coast Guard, warships and search planes all involved in his search and rescue. So who pays? Tax payers
I didnt know what Shinola was. Without Googling it, can you explain what it looks like?Only idiots that don't know that operational money is appropriated BEFORE SAR ops happen would say stupid shit like this
You also don't know shit from shinola about aviation.
I grew up with the phrase "he doesn't know shit from Shinola."I didnt know what Shinola was. Without Googling it, can you explain what it looks like?
Its shoe polish, not even made anymore, so most of us wouldnt know shit from Shinola, because 90% of us dont even know what Shinola is!
Yes they are considered war graves and protected by international law.That's seriously fucked up. I wonder if sunken warships are considered war graves? I guess it depends on location, national vs international waters.
That's seriously fucked up. I wonder if sunken warships are considered war graves? I guess it depends on location, national vs international waters.
Pre-atomic age steel is a hot commodity, and it's hard to keep watch on remote sites:Yes they are considered war graves and protected by international law.
my father was on the huston. survived as a POW until rescue in early '45. it's ships bell was recovered and is still on display in a museum in huston,as far as i know.
No, it is not…and huston is a city in the state of texas.
You did it 4 times. I assumed it was intentional…houston-typing oops. glad the grammar and language police are on the job. perfection is important.
The US navy paid a steep learning curve in blood during WW2 in the pacific with ships in combat .....captains ,ships ,training ,weapons ,tactics were terrible ....worse at night .my father was on the huston. survived as a POW until rescue in early '45. it's ships bell was recovered and is still on display in a museum in huston,as far as i know.
No.
Normally one would think that jokes about something like this would be in bad taste. But with all of the condescending arrogance, and total stupidity that was displayed, and that surrounded this whole thing, it's really hard to find sympathy for any of those idiots.
Especially that "kid". He supposedly didn't want to go. And only did so to "please" his father. I would have asked for the $250K, and told him to stick his submarine ride where the Sun never shines. If it's "pleasure" he was after, the kid could have bought him a nice hooker for less than 1% of that.
I might be slow today but I'm not getting itJust when you think the Internet can’t get any better…
It goes and does this!!!
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It’s a metaphysical illustration of the fickle whims of the internet psyche. We memed the thing until the next thing came along. Then we forgot the first thing. Soon another thing will be along and we will forget the next thing…I might be slow today but I'm not getting it
Most kids [me included] would toss their granny off the dock to get a seat in that thingNormally one would think that jokes about something like this would be in bad taste. But with all of the condescending arrogance, and total stupidity that was displayed, and that surrounded this whole thing, it's really hard to find sympathy for any of those idiots.
Especially that "kid". He supposedly didn't want to go. And only did so to "please" his father. I would have asked for the $250K, and told him to stick his submarine ride where the Sun never shines. If it's "pleasure" he was after, the kid could have bought him a nice hooker for less than 1% of that.
Hell, we’d toss your granny off the dock to put you in that thing.Most kids [me included] would toss their granny off the dock to get a seat in that thing
Damn it! You beat me to it!Hell, we’d toss your granny off the dock to put you in that thing.
truth be told i could have paid for my own ticket ,decades ago i was gonna fly on the SST for a date/goof .....i dodged that one tooDamn it! You beat me to it!
hahaha gotcha and thank you!It’s a metaphysical illustration of the fickle whims of the internet psyche. We memed the thing until the next thing came along. Then we forgot the first thing. Soon another thing will be along and we will forget the next thing…
Yeah, the last thing to go through the kid's mind as the implosion was happening was his anus.This is probably the best case of not being able to have a single ounce of sympathy for that whole bunch, and what happened to them. The owner of that whole operation, was nothing but a smug, arrogant, self righteous prick.
The supposed "oceanographer" who went along, also knew James Cameron, who is considered to be an expert on these things. And who went to the bottom of the Marianas Trench in a sub he designed and built.
He was very vocal and critical of this POS, and told most everyone in the deep diving submersible community it was very DANGEROUS and UNSAFE the way it was constructed. And it should not be allowed to carry passengers.
About the only one I can and do feel sorry for, was the Indian kid of the wealthy father, who pushed him to go along. People said he was very scared. And only agreed to go along in order to please his arrogant, dipshit father who was pushing him.
And it clings to the bottom of the ocean the same way that one stubborn fleck adheres to the porcelain like it was superglued.That thing looks like one of those "clinker" turds that hang on the end of your butthole, and are tapered at the end, so your asshole doesn't slam shut.
They knew it was coming for somewhere around 15minutes... Including alarms and inability to ascend.it imploded so quickly they were dead before they knew it mercifully
There was also a lot of creaking and crackling being reported before it blew. They knew they were goners.They knew it was coming for somewhere around 15minutes... Including alarms and inability to ascend.
Yeah, the anguish must have been crushing.There was also a lot of creaking and crackling being reported before it blew. They knew they were goners.
Like Bill Cosby said, "Why does your mother tell you to put on clean underwear in case you are in an accident?While on a cruise we took a submarine excursion in the Caribbean , i forget how deep but not very ...under 150 feet iirc and maybe 30 people i do remember thinking if there is an issue its gonna be ugly trying to get out .
Here we go again!!!
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Egypt submarine live updates: At least six feared dead as tourist submarine sinks in Red Sea
It is believed around 40 passengers were on board the vessel when it sank off the Egyptian city of Hurghada, the BBC understands.www.bbc.com
Another tourist submarine lost!
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