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Oh ok I thought I remembered someone saying it was still drinkable. but even just for display would be sick. That would be some billionaire flex **** I’d be into. Popping one of them bottles lol
Oh ok I thought I remembered someone saying it was still drinkable. but even just for display would be sick. That would be some billionaire flex **** I’d be into. Popping one of them bottles lol
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The champagne would be
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Just remember...
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Chicago Billionaire Dies in Race Car Crash On His Birthday
Jim Crown was killed in an accident at Aspen Motorsports Park in Woody Creek, Colorado.www.entrepreneur.com
This is turning into the Big Billionaire Thread
Anyhow - RE: Jim Crown. I would call his death sad like any other. He engaged in a dangerous activity and unfortunately died doing it. Just like the kid who was subway surfing. #SameTier
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This is turning into the Big Billionaire Thread
Anyhow - RE: Jim Crown. I would call his death sad like any other. He engaged in a dangerous activity and unfortunately died doing it. Just like the kid who was subway surfing. #SameTier
More like the Big Chickens Have Come Home To Roost Thread!
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Would the pressure from the depths not make the bottles of wine implode similar to what happened with the Titan?
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nope there’s wine and champagne down there
I think the amount of air inside isn’t large enough to break open the bottle or pop the cork off even
It’s mostly liquid inside
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The bottles wouldn’t pop if they were brought up in the bell. But they would have to start with straight shots
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The actual cf hull and any pressurized parts are toast but heres whats left.
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Yeah those dudes got completely eradicated into bits and slime
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What is the titanic made of and why can it withstand pressure of 2.4 miles deep and multiple centuries of water?
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I guessing cause it had rooms and doors to allow pressure to pass through
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Water is on all sides essentially. Nothing is pressurized. A plane could sink that low and if the hull is open (plane split in half or as simple as the doors are open) and full of water it wont implode either.
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I’m a billionaire and glad nt hates me automatically.
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The actual cf hull and any pressurized parts are toast but heres whats left.
Benny Hinn
Supporter
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Just missing tomato paste
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Curveball.
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Remains after being smushed to bits?
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I thought if it imploded most of the titan would be destroyed as well, not whole pieces like that
JRaW’d
formerly jrodski
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An implosion wasnt gonna confetti every inch of the sub. Lol
