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1912 is the year titanic sunk
(somewhere on the atlantic ocean, the year is 1912 and a big ship called titanic is on its way to great britain... or was it america, anyway)

- oh look a little iceberg:)
- how cute lets run over it!
(bom crash bom bom)
- aaaaaaaaaaah we all gonna die!
1912 by resume January 12, 2006
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the candle is lit
and we clearly see
but the shadows frighten us
1912 :: 1182 :: 731
1912 by 528 : 522 March 16, 2025
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