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Is it a Ship? object=titanic?===>if that's the right answer :@:
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Is it a Ship?
10: Yes
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So...Is it titanic? (please please!!!:@:)
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So...Is it titanic? (please please!!!:@:)
11: No :-P
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Should’ve known Arfy couldn’t have thought of something THAT easy 
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britannic?
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12: No
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The Nina, the Pinta or the Santa Maria? If the answer is no THEN answer the next question, otherwise ignore it!
Was it a cruise or pirate ship?
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Suddenly Marie Celeste comes to mind...but that wasn't even a real ship :(
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The Nina, the Pinta or the Santa Maria?
13: No
Was it a cruise or pirate ship?
14: No
Hint: Narrow down to period and historic significance.
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Was the ship built and first operated before 1750?
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15: No
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Was it built after 1850?
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16: No
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HMS Bounty. HMS Beagle.
Take your pick? I'm done.
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Did the ship sink?
Was the ship a new type of technological invention?
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Did the ship sink?
Was the ship a new type of technological invention?
The only two ships that I know of, from that time period and that fit the bill are the HMS Bounty and the HMS Beagle. One significant for mutiny (Captain Bligh) and the other for a scientific discovery (Charles Darwin).
I can't think of anything else shrug
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The Essex? cant find anything else!!
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hey sorry im back, was out after the mosque.
yep so its a famous ship.
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is it a flux capacitor?
I wanted to quote this.