In Another Hundred Years People Are Gonna Go Search For The Titans Wreckage In A Boat Called The Tit

in another hundred years people are gonna go search for the titans wreckage in a boat called the tit

Oh my God, I wasn't expecting feels from a Muppet fake pokemon, but damn. Now I need to give them a hug.

MEEPET - DARK/DRAGON

MEEPET suddenly appear one day in the bedrooms of young children. If they find a child crying, they'll wipe their tears with their pelts and try to make them laugh by acting out in silly ways.

Some believe MEEPET are born from children's nightmares , but have a change of heart and vow to make them happy instead. To keep from frightening them, it hides under a soft animal-like cloth.

TENDRAPET - DARK/DRAGON

Under their soft pelt, they have a frighteningly strong body. However, they strongly dislike fighting, as they are very docile- that, and it puts their pelts at risk of being damaged.

They are very gentle and usually good-spirited, but if one were to try and look under their furry cloth they'll go into a panic. It loves nothing more than to bring joy to others.

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for @scarffles fakemon community prompt, a cute fuzzy dragon

based on the entirety of hensons puppetography from sesame street to dark crystal- mainly insprired by people seeing the dark crystal maybe a little too young and being scared by it, mystics/skeksis (mostly mystics), sheep and dog puppets, and gentle dragons

Well add "getting lost in a submarine ride" to my new growing list of fears....

Wait, so the guy witnessed first-hand the sub getting lost for five hours and didn’t think that was worth mentioning in his report?!?

This is not good journalism, frankly.

Tyranomon:X & Agumon:X !!❤

Reddit started removing moderators from protesting subreddits, so /r/PoliticalHumor just made all their over one million subscribers moderators.

As an engineer, I see the wreckage of The Titanic as a monument to a critical failure in design that must never, never be repeated. The single "positive outcome" of The Titanic Disaster was that it exposed just how woefully unsatisfactory the safety regulations for seafaring vessels were at the time.

The Titanic had 20 lifeboats which, in total, at max capacity, could hold 1,178 of the 2,209 passengers on board the ship. Only 18 out of 20 lifeboats were launched, many of which were half full, cutting down the number of passengers on board to just 712.

That is a disgrace. That is a profound waste of human life.

But the real tragedy is that the Titanic actually exceeded the safety regulations of her day. According to the letter of the law at the time, she had more than enough lifeboats. It was assumed that if, god forbid, the hull was breached, she would stay afloat long enough that passengers could wait on board to be rescued.

To compound this issue, the ship had no real evacuation protocol, and the crew members who were expected to execute a mass evacuation were completely untrained in how to do so. There was one cursory drill performed while she was still in dock, during which only two lifeboats were lowered.

Nearly every mistake made in the Titanic's safety protocols can be attributed to the naive assumption that the worst case scenario couldn't possibly happen.

OceanGate's Titan submersible flies in the face of every safety regulation put in place since The Titanic Disaster. Just like The Titanic, The Titan was built and deployed assuming that every aspect of its voyage would be executed perfectly. When you're dealing with human life, perfection is a dangerous thing to plan for.

We have safety regulations for a lot of reasons, and The Titanic is one of them.