Missing Titanic Submersible

[PNWbrit]

Well, one thing for sure, the owners/CEO etc of Oceangate will probably never put another vessel to sea again after the billionaire’s lawyers are through with them. And the lawyers of the other passengers.
I’ll be curious to see how iron-clad whatever waiver they had to sign will actually be.

We need a traffic court lawyer to opine.

Endlessly.

[rideit]

Pío? You all good?

https://news.yahoo.com/idaho-attorne...171302732.html

[jackattack]

Well, one thing for sure, the owners/CEO etc of Oceangate will probably never put another vessel to sea again after the billionaire’s lawyers are through with them. And the lawyers of the other passengers.
I’ll be curious to see how iron-clad whatever waiver they had to sign will actually be.

No doubt, the CEO was onboard.

[rideit]

Aha, I forgot that.

[Mustonen]

How good of friends? Milkman good?

Well they’re all ladies and I’m not banging any of them and I’m pretty sure they aren’t doing anything to each other either.

But y’all can go on with your fantasies or whatever it is you need out of this tangent. I knew what I was doing.

[m2711c]

Has all the dives to the titanic that this company has completed been done in the same vessel? Have there been multiple iterations of this ship? I mean, how many times can the same fucking vessel be subjected to those types of pressures before material fatigue sets in?



and, seriously, where are you livin’ that you’re still able to get milk delivered by some dude?

[bennymac]

“Toigo, who is the majority owner of the Vancouver Giants junior hockey team, says in the lead-up to his trip on the vessel, it was made very clear that death was a possibility.

"It says right in it that you can die," Toigo said of the disclosure agreements he had to sign to get on board.

"It makes it very clear this is an experimental ship and it's not certified."

Titan operators made it clear 'you can die' on trip, says Vancouver businessman who rode vessel multiple times

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...nger-1.6885460

[BmillsSkier]

and, seriously, where are you livin’ that you’re still able to get milk delivered by some dude?

1952 I’d guess.

[BmillsSkier]

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Like driving through Ohio.

These posts both deserved appreciation.

[I Skied Bandini Mountain]

I'm glad that participation in death sports has expanded past French extreme athletes to filthy rich billionaires.

[BmillsSkier]

French?

I think Monsieur Cousteau took it past the Gentleman Submariner level.

[I Skied Bandini Mountain]

Jacques Cousteau was baller.

[Jong Lafitte]

Jacques Cousteau was baller.

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[SumJongGuy]

Which space ship will be the first to blow up with tourists on board (post Challenger) ?

[huckbucket]

The navy knew it happened in real time. Told the coast guard. I'm sure the Navy have "enough sonar buoys so that a man could walk from Greenland to Iceland to Scotland without getting his feet wet."

[BmillsSkier]

Which space ship will be the first to blow up with tourists on board (post Challenger) ?

Eh, I wouldn’t exactly call the teacher aboard Challenger a tourist.

[PB]

They probably died at the same time they lost commo.

Ocean has been miked since the 60s

Its how they found other subs.

Just read that they also lost the transponder (located in a secondary internal pressure vessel) signal at the same time they lost coms, so yeah - everything all at once at 1300 M. They didn't even get close.

[fastfred]

and, seriously, where are you livin’ that you’re still able to get milk delivered by some dude?

Boulder Colorado

Imagine a place of great wealth abundant wealth and people who live make believe but yes you can

[KQ]

Why did they cram so many people in that tin can? Because Rush needed that many people to cover operational costs?

It was so small that only one person at a time could straighten their legs. WTF?

I couldn't have boarded that thing on dry land let alone take it to the bottom of the Atlantic.

[Rock Knocker]

Why did they cram so many people in that tin can? Because Rush needed that many people to cover operational costs?

It was so small that only one person at a time could straighten their legs. WTF?

I couldn't have boarded that thing on dry land let alone take it to the bottom of the Atlantic.

Stupid Ayn Rand

[MiddleOfNight]

"enough sonar buoys so that a man could walk from Greenland to Iceland to Scotland without getting his feet wet."

you make your point as delicately as ever

[twat]

In the town where I was born
Lived a man who sailed to sea
And he told us of his life
In the land of submarines
So we sailed on to the sun
'Til we found a sea of green
And we lived beneath the waves
In our yellow submarine

[KQ]

For here am I sitting in a tin can
Far above the world
The planet Earth is blue and there's nothing left to do

[MakersTeleMark]

I didn't watch the first movie, and I don't think I'll watch this one either.

[byates1]

More proof money doesn't buy happiness. Being a baller billionaire, paying a half a million to get into a tiny space and be crushed to death. Life, it happens.