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2nd class for me, I'm well off, but I'm not loaded. Or possibly, if i was traveling alone, a first class signal berth. I, being male, would not get into a lifeboat in less all women and children were already in. I'm not trying to sound sexist. I just wouldn't feel right, but I would make a try for it in the water.
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Posted on: 2008/1/21 5:00
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The year is 1912...you are about to board the Titanic...It is a year of society...people are sepertated by class. (And to be honest... this is a truth...as the lifeboats were filled it was according to class...the dead bodies were sorted according to first, second and third class...3rd class bodies were tossed in a heap...second class had sown canvas bags..only first class had coffins)..so you are buying a ticket on the Titanic in 1912...no danger in site
What class would you be in? Keep this in mind..and I thought this of myself... in 1912...they only excepted cash....no Visa, Discover, or Mastercard...minus all credit cards and loans... what class are you? I am a proud 3rd class person! I am a single mom of twins at 37 I would like to get were I need to be the cheapest way possible, so I can feed and cloth my babies. BUT I have enough credit to make first class...but that doesn't count on Titanic...so if I make it or not would depend on that April night in 1912. Ever thought where you would be....no credit cards included? |
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Posted on: 2008/1/21 2:13
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