Mar 15, 2012 8:28 AM GMT
Been doing research about the RMS Titanic and have discovered at least a dozen gay and lesbians aboard this ship. How interested would you be in this?
yankinbc saidBeen doing research about the RMS Titanic and have discovered at least a dozen gay and lesbians aboard this ship. How interested would you be in this?
yankinbc saidBeen doing research about the RMS Titanic and have discovered at least a dozen gay and lesbians aboard this ship. How interested would you be in this?
yankinbc saidBeen doing research about the RMS Titanic and have discovered at least a dozen gay and lesbians aboard this ship. How interested would you be in this?
Hard2hold saidyankinbc saidBeen doing research about the RMS Titanic and have discovered at least a dozen gay and lesbians aboard this ship. How interested would you be in this?
Of course we are everywhere, but tell us more about how you know specific people on the ship were gay.
FitSportsman saidI'd be surprised if there weren't gays and lesbians on board. I guess it's vaguely interesting if they identified as such given that it was 1912 but any further interest would depend very much on their back story - which applies equally to everyone else on board.
Plus, and I almost hate to say this... I'm a little over marking the anniversary already! It was a diasater yet there are major concerts in Belfast to 'celebrate' 100 years, a new museum, and a major new TV series by Julian Fellowes (who created 'Downton Abbey') - this is part-funded from the US so I'm sure it will also be showing on PBS or something soon.
hou2jax saidI have an incredible fascination with the ship. I've got books and documentaries and even a model ship
har19 saidWhen I saw this thread all I could think of a sad ending... which makes me wanna cry, It should be made into Hollywood...and be directed by Ang Lee.
Dallasfan824 saidWell there was food service, etc so that would explain gay men. And those coal fired boilers didnt fill themselves which would explain lesbians.Now THATS funny!
afl35 saidWith respect, why is it so surprising, they probably formed the line up for the cabaret if it's anything like modern cruise ships!! ;) No more a point of interest than anyone other person on board bud, who they slept with is irrelevant unless it was the guy who was meant to be on the look out that night! ;)
Dallasfan824 saidWell there was food service, etc so that would explain gay men. And those coal fired boilers didnt fill themselves which would explain lesbians.
Dallasfan824 saidWell there was food service, etc so that would explain gay men. And those coal fired boilers didnt fill themselves which would explain lesbians.
Art_Deco saidDallasfan824 saidWell there was food service, etc so that would explain gay men. And those coal fired boilers didnt fill themselves which would explain lesbians.
Well modern gays are heavily represented in hospitality & food services, and specifically cruise ships, so I wouldn't be surprised if that same demographic applied to the Titanic in 1912.
BTW, sorry to see that lunatic has return to copy your screen name to post those demented videos in this thread. He's got his own thread that also uses your screen name look-alike.
Dallasfan824 saidI Lolled when I saw it. I wish it was at least upping my post count.
Art_Deco saidDallasfan824 saidWell there was food service, etc so that would explain gay men. And those coal fired boilers didnt fill themselves which would explain lesbians.
Well modern gays are heavily represented in hospitality & food services, and specifically cruise ships, so I wouldn't be surprised if that same demographic applied to the Titanic in 1912.
BTW, sorry to see that lunatic has returned to copy your screen name to post those demented videos of his in this thread. He's got his own thread that also uses your screen name look-alike.
EDIT: It's gone already - good.
njmeanwhile saidArt_Deco saidDallasfan824 saidWell there was food service, etc so that would explain gay men. And those coal fired boilers didnt fill themselves which would explain lesbians.
Well modern gays are heavily represented in hospitality & food services, and specifically cruise ships, so I wouldn't be surprised if that same demographic applied to the Titanic in 1912.
BTW, sorry to see that lunatic has returned to copy your screen name to post those demented videos of his in this thread. He's got his own thread that also uses your screen name look-alike.
EDIT: It's gone already - good.
. The only live entertainment was the orchestra, and that only in First Class.