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Posted July 25Jul 25

I enjoy chatting expressing my opinions and writing topics about Notts County the Mighty Magpies, on PON I also enjoy Daft Jokes and Silly Stories and from time to time writing Topics other than the Football Club I've been following for 30 odd years, and this topic is one of the Latter.

On a cold April evening in the North Atlantic the biggest ship ever built, deemed practically unsinkable and could carry up to 3,000 passengers hit an Iceberg on it's starboard side and sank, on it's maiden voyage taking with it a large proportion of it's passengers due to the fact the Ship was equipped with insufficient life boats. Now most readers of this topic will automatically know which ship I'm writing about. The R.M.S Titanic. But I'm Not.

These facts were written in a Novella by author Morgan Robertson, entitled Futility or the Wreck of the Titan, published in1898 a full 14 years before the Titanic went to the bottom. Questions need to be asked, how could an American author predict what would happen 14 years into the future? Are other worldly powers at work here? Who knows?

Abraham Lincoln and John F Kennedy, two American Presidents, both killed by an assassin's bullet to the head. But the Coincidences don't stop there.

Both men had children die while they were in office. Lincoln was succeeded by Andrew Johnson, Kennedy by Lydon B Johnson. Andrew Johnson was born in 1808 and Lydon Johnson was born in 1908. Lincoln's killer ran from a theater and hid in a nearby building. Kennedy's killer ran from a Building and hid in a theater.

British hero Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson's last words were supposed to be Kiss Me Hardy. In fact Hardy misheard his leader, who actually said Kismet (Fate) Hardy. Nelson body was pickled in a barrel, to stop it rotting while it was taken back to England.

And to Finish on a more Happier Note. England Player Peter Crouch was once asked in an interview. What would you have been, if you hadn't become a Footballer? To which Crouchy replied A Virgin.

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