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Published: 2019-04-14 06:01:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 11745; Favourites: 371; Downloads: 54
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Douglas Adams's Starship Titanic Audiobook By Terry Jones: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oemVk3…Starship Titanic Game (For PC On GOG) - www.gog.com/game/starship_tita…
Starship Titanic Original Soundtrack (1998): www.youtube.com/watch?v=axMvQI…
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Comments: 67
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I love that game. Still have the original disks.
This is a lovely drawing
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Awesome!
It's available on Steam now as well for people to enjoy.
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I saw a box for the game somewhere. Never heard of it. Only the ocean liner
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It's still available on the GOG site for PC users.
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2 to the power of 800,000 to 1 against, and falling…
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I will cheering to this starship get a better lucky that it's oceanic nameshake ...
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So,them arrive in their destination?
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Depends on how you play the game.
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So,this is game scene?Cool!
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Cool!
So did I, but I had such a hard time figuring it out I gave up.
Later when I was going to try again, my newer Windows version wouldn't allow me to even install it.
I had a similar issue with another older game based on Arthur C. Clarke's Rendezvous With Rama.
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Oh Mam I'd forgotten about Rendezvous with Rama, had to give that one up. If I remember correctly some of the puzzles required you to think in base 16 or 8
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Me too.
Those alien mathematicians were fiendishly clever!
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I read this book over a decade ago. It was excellent and very much like Douglas Adams' style but completed by Terry Jones. He did Adams justice. A wacky tale like Monty Python meets Gene Roddenberry.
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It needs to be dredged up for the silver screen!
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It is indeed, and though I can't take credit for that, I'm sure glad to share it!
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That's gunna leave a mark!
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“Yes, comets! The icebergs of the sky.”
-Zapp Brannigan (A Flight to Remember S1E10)
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Pretty to look at... not to hit.
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H.M.S. Titanic collided with an Iceberg . . this one collided with an Asteroid. Titanic is such an unlucky name, no wonder people avoid it.
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The unluckiness associated with the name Titanic directly stems, not from the finalized ship design, but from the ship owner ordering the ship's builder to half-ass the job in order to cut construction costs.
Had the Titanic been built to spec, the iceberg probably would not have resulted in the ship sinking like it did.
It's a case of stereotypical labeling where society ties an accident to a name.
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Harland and Wolffe absolutely did NOT cutu corners in ANY way when they built Titanic, nor did anyone else involved in her design and construction. She was built to the highest standards of the day, and out of the best available materials.
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It's my understanding the airtight bulkheads were designed to be completely solid pieces, but that when built they were not completed to that degree, thus allowing the water flooding into one chamber to cascade over the top of a bulkhead and flood adjoining sections.
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Titanic actually didn't feature watertight bulkheads, but rather watertight doors. The bulkheads themselves were not watertight.
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Not an Asteroid... but a comet
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Looks like it is built like a sub... perhaps because with a name like that the builders are prepared for it to sink?
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The designer was some famous alien guy that envisioned the spaceliner as the pinnacle of grandeur and luxury.
The ship's two owners were fighting each other at the time it was constructed, one of them intentionally sabotaging the vessel prior to its maiden voyage to collect the insurance money.
The object of any hapless traveler (hitchhiker) would be to determine the cause of the ship's malfunctions, then find and restore the screwed up systems before it's too late...
As in a BIG BADA
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I don't understand the reference in the last line; assuming that IS one.
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Then please allow me to present, The Fifth Element: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uwzg7S…
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That was quite a movie. Many people in the audience didn't seem to appreciate Chris Tucker's role as the screaming flamboyant black guy though. i thought he was one of the best parts of the movie, but other folks seem to compare him (unfavorably) to jar jar binks.
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Yeah, Ruby Rhod's bisexual artistic styling was a certainly a shock to some.
I saw him as just another of the odd assortment of overtly dramatic characters, which they all were.
My only complaint is the Great Evil in the movie seemed too one dimensional, rather than something you could get was something worth fighting.
That was also my main problem with how Galactus was presented in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer... just some big nebulous cloud coming to gobble up the Earth, rather than the character Stan Lee came up with.
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