It reflects just how shitty journalism in the US now. Instead of "United States Coast Guard" some Boston soyboy fruitcake actually thinks it's the "Boston Coastguard."
I woke up in the middle of the night thinking about them. It's beyond nightmarish and if there is to be no rescue, I sincerely hope they died instantly (seems extremely unlikely) as opposed to the inevitable desperate insanity of running out of oxygen at 13,000 ft under the sea in total silence and darkness.
A ziplock bag, apparently. Better hope you’re first.
that was a deleted scene/alternate ending. (I had to check to see if it was from a parody or Titanic II)
arstechnica.com
Seems to be a very experimental craft. Things like this usually need to log a bunch of hours to work out bugs and prove itself as a safe mode of transport. Looks like the owners/developers cut a lot of corners.$30 Logitech Gamepad used to steer this thing...
Submarine missing near Titanic used a $30 Logitech gamepad for steering
While rescuers fear for OceanGate crew, Logitech F710 PC gamepad sells out within minutes.
This is the plot for Jurassic Park.
should have paid their workers more.
nypost.com
I read that. It also indemnifies the company against "severe mental and emotional trauma" on the part of survivors.Yep, passengers were required to sign waivers. Let's see how well those waivers stand up.
I was a Titanic sub passenger: The waiver said ‘death’ three times
“Simpsons” writer Mike Reiss safely returned from his 13,000-foot dive in the Titan submersible – but says “Death is always lurking, it’s always in the back of your mind.”…
I hope that son of a bitch never sees freedom again. A slow death in a Montenegran hellhole would be too good for him. That bastard should be on the missing Titanic sub.
You know the Koreans and Americans are working feverishly to get him extradited before his release. Bastard.
In the CEO of OceanGate’s hallowed out carcass.
The developer of Jurassic Park spared no expense, you silly dildo.