Ok, so just recently I checked out a book about Titanic and found out an interesting fact. In 1898 an author wrote up a story about the biggest ship in the world. It was a classy ship, only the finest passengers were aboard. But then this ship, titled "Titan" in the story, was crashed against an ice-berg in the Northern Atlantic on a cold APRIL night. Now if you don't believe, goggle the author "Morgan Robertson."

Then the wierd thing is, about 14 years later, the idea for "Titanic" is born. Then, of course, it crashes into an iceberg, on a cold APRIL night. Unless your not really paying attention, you would of made the connection a long time ago.