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]]> Comment on Myth of the Day 01 – HMS Friday by Christine Slusser http://trancefixed.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/myth-of-the-day-01/#comment-16827 Christine Slusser Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:36:07 +0000 https://trancefixed.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/myth-of-the-day-01/#comment-16827 I don't know how I just stumbled across this article three years after it was written, but it was certainly interesting! It could very well be a myth, or maybe they took it off the records to "cover up the fact" that it was a failure. The whole point -was- to prove it wasn't bad luck, right? How far would they be willing to go to prove it, even after the ship disappeared? Just playing devil's advocate. I don’t know how I just stumbled across this article three years after it was written, but it was certainly interesting!
It could very well be a myth, or maybe they took it off the records to “cover up the fact” that it was a failure. The whole point -was- to prove it wasn’t bad luck, right? How far would they be willing to go to prove it, even after the ship disappeared?
Just playing devil’s advocate.

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]]> Comment on Myth of the Day 01 – HMS Friday by GeekBomb: A History Friday the 13th, Real and Fictional | /Film http://trancefixed.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/myth-of-the-day-01/#comment-16693 GeekBomb: A History Friday the 13th, Real and Fictional | /Film Sat, 14 Feb 2009 00:50:56 +0000 https://trancefixed.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/myth-of-the-day-01/#comment-16693 [...] In more modern times, it hasn’t been helped out that Irish comedian told the story of the H.M.S. Friday on the BBC back in the 1970s, and people started believing [...] [...] In more modern times, it hasn’t been helped out that Irish comedian told the story of the H.M.S. Friday on the BBC back in the 1970s, and people started believing [...]

]]> Comment on Myth of the Day 01 – HMS Friday by Kiruto Haruru http://trancefixed.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/myth-of-the-day-01/#comment-16692 Kiruto Haruru Fri, 13 Feb 2009 22:37:28 +0000 https://trancefixed.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/myth-of-the-day-01/#comment-16692 Interesting, but how do you know that the staryo the Irish man told was the truth? Or maybe it did disapear and had vanished into thin air? You should realy not question history you know..... Interesting, but how do you know that the staryo the Irish man told was the truth? Or maybe it did disapear and had vanished into thin air? You should realy not question history you know…..

]]> Comment on Myth of the Day 01 – HMS Friday by George http://trancefixed.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/myth-of-the-day-01/#comment-16687 George Fri, 13 Jun 2008 12:42:39 +0000 https://trancefixed.wordpress.com/2006/08/12/myth-of-the-day-01/#comment-16687 It is just a myth see http://www.royalnavalmuseum.org/new_whatsnew.htm they should know being the royal navy and all !!!! 13th July 2007 No truth in ‘HMS Friday’ story Curators at the Museum have pulled the plug on the myth of an ill-fated HMS Friday after being asked about the story by an American newspaper. The story is that, to overcome sailors’ apparent reluctance to set sail on Fridays, in the 1800s, the Royal Navy commissioned an HMS Friday, launched her on a Friday, put a Captain James Friday in command – and she disappeared without trace. The story has surfaced because of today being Friday 13th and there are dozens of references to it on the internet. A Museum spokesperson commented that sailors certainly are superstitious - something to do with being at the mercy of such an unpredictable element as the sea and who would want to give up a weekend ashore. But we can confirm that there has never been a Royal Navy ship named HMS Friday – or after any other day of the week for that matter. It is just a myth see http://www.royalnavalmuseum.org/new_whatsnew.htm they should know being the royal navy and all !!!!

13th July 2007

No truth in ‘HMS Friday’ story

Curators at the Museum have pulled the plug on the myth of an ill-fated HMS Friday after being asked about the story by an American newspaper.

The story is that, to overcome sailors’ apparent reluctance to set sail on Fridays, in the 1800s, the Royal Navy commissioned an HMS Friday, launched her on a Friday, put a Captain James Friday in command – and she disappeared without trace.

The story has surfaced because of today being Friday 13th and there are dozens of references to it on the internet.

A Museum spokesperson commented that sailors certainly are superstitious – something to do with being at the mercy of such an unpredictable element as the sea and who would want to give up a weekend ashore. But we can confirm that there has never been a Royal Navy ship named HMS Friday – or after any other day of the week for that matter.

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