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"Oh the humanity!" said the reporter as he watched the Hindenburg burn.
The airship Hindenburg filled with hydrogen blew up on May 6, 1937 killing 36 people. The tragedy was captured on film. Herbert Morrison was covering the event for WLS said, "Oh, the humanity and all the passengers screaming around here."
Hindenburg was carrying only half its capacity of passengers and Titanic was carrying 60% of her capacity, both decidedly less than then their potential. "Oh, the humanity!" has been widely used in popular culture, as is "Iceberg right ahead". Newsreels show the Hindenburg made several sharp turns, first towards port and then starboard, just before the accident. It's well known that Titanic steered first to port, then to starboard.
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"Oh no" said in surprise would most closely be said "¡Ay no!"
"Oh ok" in French can be said as "oh d'accord" or simply "oh, OK".
Yes, if you are writing in past tense. "What happened to the car?" "Oh, it blew up after I crashed into a petrol station."
Rabbit was known for saying this phrase.
I can only imagine that it is "oh no" said when your nose is stopped up.
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