Breaking: Sub used to take people to see the the Titanic has gone missing (Update: RIP / Breh thinks the Titanic is in the Indian Ocean) )

[Lexington Steele]

He's down there like "I would have liked to have sheen Montana."

 

[Gloxina]

you couldn't pay me to get in this vehicle

Wtf. What is it with white ppl’s need to do shyt like this

Game controller?!

If the sub doesn’t belong to the US military I’m not getting anywhere near it LOL

 

[Him]

That sub will never be found. RIP.

 

[Gloxina]

Man I just saw this on MSNBC


SN: Joy Reid is looking so amazing now.

And my mom said apparently Simone Sanders lost a lot of weight ? But her nails are still “ghetto”

 

[Jean toomer]

This reminds me of the danish guy who was building a rocket and testing his own submarine a few years back without government aide. He ended up being a narcissistic maniac who killed and dismembered this poor Swedish reporter…I hope these people are found safely but the construction on that thing looks horrendous.

 

[concise]

you couldn't pay me to get in this vehicle

the reporter did a combo in the creator's face when he showed the controller



3:36 mark


You don't even know where you're going while in the ship. They have to TEXT MESSAGE directions from the surface ship. Yeah, you couldnt pay me to get on there

-3rd party controller moves the thing
-one plastic urinal in the "bathroom compartment"
-no seats, everybody sits on the floor
-door only closes from being bolted in from the outside.
-you have to sign a death waiver acknowledging that the sub is not approved by any standard by any agency of any kind

 

[General Mills]

Willingly get in a homemade submarine with a madcatz controller crehs.

I really tried hard not to laugh but when you said madcatz I lost it

 

[So-Chi]

Better than nothing

you don't know about drinking salt water, do you?

 

[OneManGang]

According to OceanGate, the Titan is a 23,000-pound submersible made of carbon fiber and titanium. As a safety feature, the sub uses a “proprietary real-time hull health monitoring (RTM) system” that analyzes the pressure on the vessel and the integrity of the structure, the company states. It also has life support for a crew of five for up to 96 hours, the website states.


i'm calling on that

Can you even fit 5 people in that muthafukka?

Your knee health gotta be pristine in that tuna can

 

[Studious one]

Pay 250k to die in a propane tank ran off a mad katz controller brehs.

I heard it has oxygen for 96 hours. If they aint dead yet, there are having an extreme horror movie nightmare rn at the bottom of the ocean. Imagine the pitch blackness and probably creaking of the vessel, knowing nobody is going to rescue you.

Geez, that’s horrible. fukk that!

 

[Morethan1]

nikka really using a ps4 controller?

I really hate to say this,but when I seen that shyt I thought "they deserved to die"

 

[Morethan1]

powered by an aftermarket ps3

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Most people can't run 2 miles. You not swimming that from the bottom of the ocean.

Not to mention the water pressure killing them…or the fact that if they rise too quickly the nitrogen in their bodies will kill them

 

[Skooby]

RIP.

People who are natural explorers are always going to take a risk. That's a given. I'm glad there are explorers but it's something I wouldn't do.

But it seems like there was more than just a risk here. Doesn't look like there was any backup system to anything on that sub.

 

[Concerned Citizen]

According to OceanGate, the Titan is a 23,000-pound submersible made of carbon fiber and titanium. As a safety feature, the sub uses a “proprietary real-time hull health monitoring (RTM) system” that analyzes the pressure on the vessel and the integrity of the structure, the company states. It also has life support for a crew of five for up to 96 hours, the website states.


i'm calling on that

Looks like reality asked for receipts on those claims…