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Capsoni
First Class Passenger
Member # 1525

posted 08-22-2000 09:07 AM

Hello..

did anybody know the man on the picture ?
His name is Tony

Have anyone seen the 3 fishes somewhere.

I would be very glad if someone can help ?

Nice greetings
Capsoni

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2kewl4u
First Class Passenger
Member # 1421

posted 08-22-2000 03:30 PM

LOL Is this supposed to be funny, or are you serious? I can understand the dude, but why are you asking about the fish?

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Capsoni
First Class Passenger
Member # 1525

posted 08-22-2000 04:32 PM

It`s serious...perhaps a cruise company used these fishes for rasting their ships..

The picture belonged to a question of a german newspaper..

They asked for a ship with 2 red strips at the funnel and the name of the ship is ...ic
But not the Titanic !!
The ship made an accident at the 14. of a month...it`s not sure if the ship sunk or not. the headline of the question is:
SOS at #241
The name of the man on the pic is Tony...he called her "a great ship".

Any ideas for the ship ?

[This message has been edited by Capsoni (edited 08-22-2000).]

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joe at travelpage
Administrator
Member # 622

posted 08-22-2000 10:24 PM

Question...how many surrealists does it take to change a light bulb?

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oe
First Class Passenger
Member # 1460

posted 08-23-2000 01:37 AM

Hallo Capsoni,
vielleicht könntest Du mir auch was verraten, wie heißt die Zeitung ?
oe

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Capsoni
First Class Passenger
Member # 1525

posted 08-23-2000 03:12 AM

www.sz-magazin.de

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Terry
First Class Passenger
Member # 448

posted 08-23-2000 07:12 PM

Capsoni,
I am still working on this. You say the funnel has two STRIPES on it. Are these horizontal BANDS around the funnelor vertical STRIPES?

I didn't know there were so many ships ending in IC.

Terry Donegan

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Capsoni
First Class Passenger
Member # 1525

posted 08-23-2000 07:26 PM

The stripes are horizontal....

I think it must be the Maxim Gorki (ex Hanseatic)....is anybody able to link #241 with the accident in June 1989...perhaps it`s the cruisenumber...

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