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This was the ship that got caught in ice and sank during Ernest Shakelton's Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, which made 28 men stranded in Antarctica for 2 years, where they all survived the ordeal (all while they were all unaware of World War 1 happening).
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Fucking mutt Americans. Kill yourself
funny, i have the same reaction to "USA"
Dont really care
im still waiting for them to explore the Terror and Erebus wrecks
The story of the shakelton expedition is a great read.
The story of shackleton's expedition is epic (despite failing the mission, the survival story is incredible), and actually all the antarctic expeditions are great stories.
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Quick, connect it to the jews
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Today's pussified "men" won't be able to survive 2 hours there.
That includes all of you, Any Forums.
I shall now watch this.
Shekelton made 28 goys starve for two years, easy.
I love national treasure
I watched the documentary before, it was indeed an epic feat of human will and might
But I got insanely saddened that many of those men later on died in a pointless war, we truly love in a prison planet
Fuggin gold
Probably only a handful of Alaskan and Norwegian chads could endure.
I think season 1 of "the terror" is about this. It was quite good.
No, that's the Franklin expedition. The Erebus and Terror were the ships involved.
I havent watched the show but the Book by Dan Simmons it terrific
Were they really killed by a polar bear wendigo
coincidentally i just finished reading this book by the captain, it's riveting.
yes, but he was also gay and the pope
They don't know what happened to them. They seemed to have been sighted by the eskimos. Then nothing.
I like this documentary very much, have watched it several times during the past years.
The story of the Shackleton Expedition wouldn't make it into cinemas these days, because it would seem too far fetched to be believable:
neat
>it's riveting.
hehe
I am majoring in Computer Science. If for whatever reason I start a small film studio that focuses on CGI animation, I would focus on making realistic historical dramas, with this event being the first one (that is if I don't break into the gaming industry instead).