MS Queen Elizabeth: How To Build A Luxury Liner | Britain's Greatest Ships | Big Ships!

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[@michaelguy1125]

I wish someone here in the US would build a few world class liners name them after are frist ladys nice to bring back some pride back to the US that does not involve war, destruction, or killing. If I had the money i would no problem investing in the project.

[@41dfcpea90]

I have heard about the wonderful British food from British folks lol, still haven’t learned how to use seasoning.

[@chezsnailez]

Looks like a floating municipal flatblock from the _Clockwork Orange_ era...

[@peterosmanski7466]

Yeah, no. Not a liner. It's a cruise ship. There IS a big difference.

[@jimmunro4649]

Luxury Liner

[@hplfd1]

Another floating skyscraper - want my QE2 back!

[@RoyHodgson97]

Nope, this is a proper modern ocean liner, not a cruise ship, and yes there's a difference.

[@michaelguy1125]

The new queen elizabeth is not purpose built ocean liner but also not a cruise ship either. The Queen elizabeth, Queen Victoria, and now Queen Ann are high breads, designed for both cruise and trans Atlantic sailings.