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From: Charles on 20 Mar 2010 12:46
Proposed cut in Alaska tax. Cruise lines would withdraw suit and bring
back ships.

http://bit.ly/akHBOP
From: Brian K on 25 Mar 2010 02:33
Charles conferred with the ghost of Faye Wray and said On 3/20/2010
12:46 PM:
> Proposed cut in Alaska tax. Cruise lines would withdraw suit and bring
> back ships.
>
> http://bit.ly/akHBOP
>
Huh?

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From: Bill on 26 Mar 2010 23:24
On 3/25/2010 2:33 AM, Brian K wrote:
> Charles conferred with the ghost of Faye Wray and said On 3/20/2010
> 12:46 PM:
>> Proposed cut in Alaska tax. Cruise lines would withdraw suit and
>> bring back ships.
>>
>> http://bit.ly/akHBOP
> Huh?

What's the "huh" referring to? My "huh" would be why are the cruise
lines going to bring back ships when they have excess capacity there
already. And don't tell me that consumers are shunning Alaska cruises
because of a $46 tax (which is only being reduced $11.50 according to
the article. The article even says it:

> Cruise line critics, however, say that the national recession -- not
> the passenger tax -- is to blame for the reduced number of cruise
> ship visits to Alaska.

Bill

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