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Should I book a ticket on the maiden voyage of the Titanic?

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Old Jan 14th 2014, 1:42 am
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http://abcnews.go.com/Travel/titanic...ry?id=21515477
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Old Jan 14th 2014, 4:55 am
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with it being built by a Chinese company .... 'nuff said.

Its alarming how small the Titanic was/is compared to most modern cruise ships.
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Nice...... thanks for finding this.
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Default Re: Should I book a ticket on the maiden voyage of the Titanic?

Originally Posted by Trixie_b
Nice...... thanks for finding this.
I actually have my grandfathers ticket for the maiden voyage on the original Titanic, which he was given by work. He decided not to go as he suffered from seasickness. (Yes I am serious)

I wonder could I use that? (no i am not serious about this bit)
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