RMS Lusitania and the Rogue Wave | Top Impressive Line

On January 10th, 1910, the RMS Lusitania while heading to New York from Liverpool, was struck by a 75 foot (23 meter) high rogue wave that almost sank the ship. But incredibly, nobody was injured or killed during the incident.
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[CaptainGalaxyCat]

That’s 15 minutes after I’m out of school so I can watch

[chrismaccool]

Wow just wow so The Lusitania Almost Sank six years before it really did and if sank from the Title Wave in 1910 instead of getting struck by The Torpedo from The German Submarine in 1915 then then The Lusitania may have been a popular shipwreck even more as The Titanic also this just like The Revaluation I Have Discovered With Alfred Vanderbilt a member of The Vanderbilt Family he was a play boy back in the early 1900s like the 19 century version of Tony Stark but without The Ironman Suite or Armor anyway here is what I Found out that Alfred Vanderbilt book passage to sail on The Titanic however he back out and switch his tickets to the Mauritania that left London a week later so he got luck like The Lusitania did in 1910 however like The Lusitania he did not stay lucky because two years later he goes back to London on a Business trip and guess what ship he book passage on The Lusitania and know he did not survive so talk about turning luck from unlucky as Dad said if the left one doesn't kill you the right one will.

Also I think I may have met someone yesterday whose ancestor sailed on the Lusitania during its voyage in 1910 when it got hit by the Rough Wave.

Also who were The Passangers sailing On The Lusitania during its voyage in 1910 were they all imagrints from Frence German Italins Norwegian and Polish and Irish and Scottish or even Americans on vacation?

[ZAZAZAZ]

That could’ve caused the “real” poseidon adventure

[MRnarumaki]

Hey top impressive, remember me? I’ve been on vacation

[CaptainGalaxyCat]

When you do live streams try to do after 3