True Unexplained Stories of Ghost Ships

So I have to ask… Why was Clark Kent sitting in a chair at your house. ? ? ?

My mom met my dad at long John silvers in Carson City Nevada they worked together and that’s how I came into existence that’s all I guess viva la long John silvers

They dont serve LJS with crunching anymore?! That was the staple of that brand.

The way you say Caleuche is very funny

I thought it was "goldship"

The statement of “no ship has been lost there since gps happened” in regards to the Bermuda Triangle is just false and misleading. There have been many disappearances, but the number has dropped dramatically since gps and satellite tracking, etc etc.
However, even with all those modern implementations, all manner of craft can have issues in the triangle and its rarely coincides with weather or whatnot like a lot of the older stories about the location.

2:25 .."THE BLACK PEARL!"

19:58 This explains why when Donnie smashes the big "Diet Coke Now" button on his desk, a perfectly chilled can of Diet Coke materialises from the ether in front of him, humming calmly until the one who wishes to pay with his soul grasps it with his tiny fingers.

My ghost ship desk is from a weak Filipino oil tanker that split in half due to corruption. I can make it conjure half a cursed pot noodle on a good day bro. Its mana is f*cking weak compared to that ice prison Victorian sh*t, homes.

0:52 THEY TOOK AWAY THE CRUNCHIES????? Those private equity monsters. Can we have NOTHING of comfort in this late stage capitalist hellscape?!?

In my Estonian heritage, there’s the legend of the White Ship (Valge Laev). This mystical vessel supposedly appears to those in despair, promising a journey to a better world. Many who seek it never return, yet the tale endures as a symbol of hope, escape, and the yearning for something beyond the ordinary.

The Baychimo is such a creepy story.

Watch the series called “the terror” about the Franklin expedition. It’s part history, part fantasy, but it is incredible.

Nice work on using multiple AI images. Trash.

There was a book about the expedition of The Erebus and The Terror.

It is a very rare combination of fact and fiction.

On the one hand, it is very much based on the actual expedition.The characters — not just the officers, but all of them — bore the same names as the actual crew complement. And where facts were available from their earlier lives, they were in the book, including noting that Lieutenant Graham Gore of the Erebus has previously sailed on the HMS Beagle. Yes, with Charles Darwin.

On the other hand, in the books, the crew are stalked and many killed by a giant polar bear spirit / demon. Which evidence suggests did NOT happen.

Back on the first hand, everything but the supernatural stuff was excruciatingly well-researched (I've never read a fiction book with an acknowledgments at the end that included what was essentially a page-long bibliography. In the book, the canned emergency rations were largely contaminated with botulism. We don't know if that's true, but the company that we know supplied those cans IRL was accused (and, I think, convicted) of providing multiple other expeditions (who lived and returned with the proof) with contaminated cans.

And, in fact, though the book was written in 2007, the HMS Erebus and the HMS Terror were eventually FOUND in 2014 and 2016 respectively, pretty close to where author Dan Simmons had them, in the book, abandoned to be crushed by the ice and swallowed in Wilmot and Crampton Bay and Terror Bay. (You can guess which shipwreck is where, it's not a trick.)

Not normally the kind of book I read, but I really enjoyed it and, if the above sounds at all interesting to you, I recommend it. (Honestly, in a book where I'd expect the supernatural part to be the most interesting to me, it was largely the least interesting to me, much to my surprise.)

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You were supposed to Cracker Barrel them out of doing this while the changes were hot, Joe! 😅

DO A VID ON THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION!!