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The sinking of the Titanic must have been one of the greatest offerings to Poseidon ever. amirite?
by Anonymous2 years ago
Not really.
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SHIP DEATHS
RMS Titanic: 1,494
MV Doña Paz: 4,386
MV Wilhelm Gustloff: 9,400
'''
And that's only for isolated incidents. In 1274, ~1/3 of a Mongol fleet sank in a typhoon while attempting to attack Japan, and ~13k people drowned. The Mongols returned in force 7 years later, and lost another ~70k souls to yet another typhoon.
by Anonymous2 years ago
I didn't say human sacrifice. The Titanic was laden with great food, riches and luxurious finishing.
by Anonymous2 years ago
And records!
by Anonymous2 years ago
And a band
by Anonymous2 years ago
Britannic was larger and more intact
by Anonymous2 years ago
More like poseidons greatest revenge for humanities efforts to build a ship that was deemed to be unsinkable.
by Anonymous2 years ago
I mean there is a lively debate on whether the Titanic would've remained afloat in a head-on collision.
by Anonymous2 years ago
If they had filled it with Diet Coke, it could have been an offering to Dionysus as well
by Anonymous2 years ago
is this just a pjo thing or is it more?
by Anonymous2 years ago
I would say Pearl Harbor? But I'm
Not a history buff, sure there are many massive naval casualties throughout history.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Na, it's probably all the wars fought on sea over the centuries.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Nah, better offerings would be horses. Poseidon does love his horses.
by Anonymous2 years ago
with the oceans rising, he's gonna have all the offerings he could want
by Anonymous2 years ago
Eh no, shipwise, a better offering would probably the sister ship of Titanic, the Britannic, which sank almost in one piece (bow split from main part of ship), and was slightly larger than Titanic, while titanic split in half and was a whole mess
by Anonymous2 years ago
the Titanic sunk just before the end of its maiden voyage. It was not very close to sinking that, and the story of the Titanic's sinking is just too much of a story.
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