lu0s3r322 said:some pix from my horrible norweign cruise
ahhahahahahah..
lu0s3r322 said:some pix from my horrible norweign cruise
rkolsen said:We would like to go, except we aren't sure if we would be treated well.![]()
lu0s3r322 said:i think the fork thing was supposed to be there? even if i was on purpose, not a very good idea. the hearts on the cake were nice.
Lau said:I assumed the diner had removed the fork themselves before taking the photo...![]()
njmac said:ahhahahahahah..Man, oh man is that picture with the cake and the outline of the cocoa powder around the fork is so terrible but damn that is funny. I can't even imagine how I would feel if someone brought that to me. Maybe its because I'm a cook and can't image a plate going out like that, but I can't stop laughing
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Its a major cruise line, that operates tons of other cruise lines. Not naming names herebenthewraith said:Just don't go on the line that your father prevented from leaving port.![]()
lu0s3r322 said:yep they give you all the utensils before you start eating.
more food pics, these were taken with a camcorder, i have no idea what they are:
rkolsen said:Its a major cruise line, that operates tons of other cruise lines. Not naming names here![]()
The ship he stopped, was transfered to another line with in Carnival, and now I believe it is in some ship breaking yard in India, not positive. Though the higher level executives @ Carnival know who he is.benthewraith said:Doesn't mean anything. And you have every right to name those companies, if you so chose to do so. By owning other cruise lines, I take it you are referring to Carnival and subsidiaries (just a guess).
The captain more than likely will not even know who you are, just so long as it's not the ship that your father stopped.![]()
rkolsen said:The ship he stopped, was transfered to another line with in Carnival, and now I believe it is in some ship breaking yard in India, not positive. Though the higher level executives @ Carnival know who he is.
EDIT: Actually the one he stopped, was the SS Norway. Though he has done work with Carnival ships.
killuminati said:Right now I'm trying to convice my grandfather to take the whole family on the Celebrity Xpedition. It cruises through the Galapagos islands and it's a very small ship. Only 94 people max! So basically if we did it, it would be a cruise just for our family. It's almost a 1:1 passenger to crew ratio!
It just sounds so amazing.
nickelbackmac said:My kids love Carnival, the oldest one was 12 and the youngest was 11. When they met the waiter and assistant waitress, they did fun stuff with them. Almost every night the waiters/waitresses would dim the lights, activate the pparty lights, and start playing catchy music. Then they would dance until they'd fall! Oh man it was hilarious but altogether fun. I have it recorded on my RAZR and I could probably post it here if someone tells me how.
Does Royal Caribbean do anything of that sort? I heard they are good for family, and I will find out next March on the Freedom of the Seas.
I have the RAZR and I just send a message to my email address with the video in it.nickelbackmac said:My kids love Carnival, the oldest one was 12 and the youngest was 11. When they met the waiter and assistant waitress, they did fun stuff with them. Almost every night the waiters/waitresses would dim the lights, activate the pparty lights, and start playing catchy music. Then they would dance until they'd fall! Oh man it was hilarious but altogether fun. I have it recorded on my RAZR and I could probably post it here if someone tells me how.
Does Royal Caribbean do anything of that sort? I heard they are good for family, and I will find out next March on the Freedom of the Seas.
menziep said:heres one of the best cruises ive ever been on : Ocean Village
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