- Princess
- 5
- Kingston
- Canoe
- Lusitania
- The Poseidon Adventure
- USS Constitution
- Jean Lafitte
- New Orleans
- Aircraft Carrier
- Carnival
- 14
- Bermuda
- Rowboat
- Lusitania
- The Poseidon Adventure
- The Monitor
- Captain Kidd
- New York
- Frigate
*7-- I would have answered the Missouri, the Hood, or the Bismark, but there was recently a GQ thread on the Monitor that might be on other dopers’ minds.
- Royal Caribbean
- 7
- Acapulco
- Sailboat
- Andrea Doria
- Lifeboat
- USS Missouri
- Blackbeard
- New York City
- Aircraft Carrier
- Carnival
- 14
- San Diego
- Rowboat
- Lusitania
- Poseidon Adventure
- Constitution?
- Blackbeard
- San Diego
- Destroyer
Joe
- Carnival
- 7
- Nassau
- Canoe
- Lusitania
- The Poseidon Adventure
- Nimitz
- Blackbeard
- New York City
- Aircraft Carrier
- Carnival
- 14
- Nassau (Bahamas)
- sailboat
- the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
- Waterworld
- USS Constitution
- Edward Bonney
- San Francisco
- aircraft carrier
Incredibly pedantic nit-pick: While Captain Kidd was tried, convicted and executed as a pirate, there is overwhelming evidence that he was railroaded.
He was chartered as a privateer by English nobles, but when he basically fucked up his privateering missions – complete with actual pirates stealing his ship and most of his crew mutinying – he was branded a pirate, hunted down, arrested, imprisoned, executed and gibbetted before he could say, “Arr, matey!”
But I still don’t know shit about boats.
Failure… ah well, dismissed to the lower half of the tote board again…
In your defense, “used by the U.S. Navy” could reasonably be interpreted as “ever used.”
- Carnival
- Four
- Miami
- Yacht
- Andrea Doria
- Speed 2
- Arizona
- Jean Laffite
- Long Beach
- Destroyer
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Carnival
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7
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Cozumel
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Sailboat
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Lusitania
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Master and Commander
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HMS Victory
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Blackbeard
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New Orleans
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Nuclear Submarine
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I was so tempted to put the White Ship, having just read a book on the English civil war between Steven and Maud. It’s hard to resist putting your favorite answers instead of the ones you think will be popular.
Nice feud, want2know!
- Carnival
- 7
- Acapulco
- Shrimp boat
- Exxon Valdez spill
- Das Boat
- The Bismarck
- Blackbeard
- New York
- Aircraft carrier
Thanks for the game, Dolores and want2know!!
Nitpick: That’s “Anchors Aweigh.”
Yes, I’m a ship geek. Why do you ask?
- Carnival
- Nine
- Jamaica
- Row Boat
- Edmund Fitzgerald
- The Hunt for Red October
- USS Constitution
- Blackbeard
- New York
- Battleship
- Carnival
- 7
- Acapulco
- rowboat
- Lusitania
- Mutiny on the Bounty
- USS Arizona
- Blackbeard
- New York
- Aircraft carrier
- Carnival
- Seven
- Nassau
- Sailboat
- Lusitania
- Mutiny On The Bounty
- USS Arizona
- Blackbeard
- New York
- Aircraft Carrier
- Norwegian
- 7
- Miami
- Yacht
- Lusitania
- “Speed 2”
- Bismarck
- Blackbeard
- New York City
- A destroyer
- Royal Caribbean
- 3
- Cabo San Lucas
- sailboat
- Lusitania
- The Poseidon Adventure
- Bismarck
- Blackbeard/Edward Teach
- New York
- Aircraft Carrier
- Celebrity
- 6
- Bermuda
- Sloop
- Lusatania
- Posiedon Adventure
- Intrepid
- Blackbeard
- Miami
- Battleship
I really, really hope I don’t miss this one.
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Cunard
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One week
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St. Thomas
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Sloop
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The sinking of the Lusitania
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Ghost Ship
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USS Constitution
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Blackbeard
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Boston, MA
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Ballistic Missile Submarines
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“And a keener hand at scuttling a Cunarder never shifted a hand spike!”
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Well, that or 180 days. But I don’t think we’re talking the various Grey Funnel Lines.
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Hasn’t everyone been here?
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The John B., of course.
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I wanted to say more egregious disasters - like the General Slocum, or the Eastland. But they wouldn’t match.
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My first answer would have been Brittanic, but that movie stunk on toast. And makes Ghost Ship look good.
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Oooh, pretty!
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Come on, ya gotta love Teach!
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As opposed to all those other Boston ports out there.
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Boomers!