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From: Charles on 15 Dec 2009 20:52 In article <hg9bu5$odq$1(a)news.eternal-september.org>, Jean O'Boyle <job1930(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > But you said that you LIKED the CD! I didn't...he was pokey and not with > the program, I've enjoyed others more! I don't blame the CD for the trivia answers because I don't think they come up the trivia questions and answers. I think those are "pre-packaged" and bought by the cruise lines from third parties. I thought the cruise director was fine. This was his first or second week back at sea after a shoreside job with NCL. I think he said that was for three years. He just joined HAL. Also two of his staff members were ill and he was shorthanded. His last gig as a cruise director was with Princess. I recall having him as a cruise director on Princess years ago. -- Charles
From: Charles on 15 Dec 2009 20:58 In article <4b283a54$0$31258$607ed4bc(a)cv.net>, Tom K <tkanitra(a)optonline.net> wrote: > It's 2 formal nights IIRC. The casual nights just require a blazer or sport > jacket with slacks like Dockers and a golf shirt. On a six day crossing there are two formal nights, one semi-formal night and two elegant casual nights. On the semi-formal night most wore a suit and tie although a jacket was okay with a tie. So only two of the nights was a jacket without a tie okay. -- Charles
From: Rosaly Z. Greenberger on 15 Dec 2009 20:18 I find your mention of the Bronx people sailing for Chanukah being rude a glaring anti-semitic remark. I've been on this rtc group for a number of years and pretty much know the people involved. Many people are rude but I object to your\ insinuation and believe you should read that paragraph over again and think about what you were inferring. If my feelings are correct, then I would never want to cruise with your bigoted inferences. rosaly
From: Marsha on 15 Dec 2009 21:14 Rosaly Z. Greenberger wrote: > I find your mention of the Bronx people sailing for Chanukah > being rude a glaring anti-semitic remark. > > I've been on this rtc group for a number of years and pretty much know > the people involved. Many people are rude but I object to your\ > insinuation and believe you should read that paragraph over again > and think about what you were inferring. > > If my feelings are correct, then I would never want to cruise with > your bigoted inferences. > > > rosaly Oh, please, get over it. Really, you need to grow thicker skin. Marsha
From: Jean O'Boyle on 16 Dec 2009 00:22
"Tom K" <tkanitra(a)optonline.net> wrote in message news:4b283b0a$0$31281$607ed4bc(a)cv.net... > > "Jean O'Boyle" <job1930(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:hg9d2b$sff$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... >>> >>> Charles was right... they DO have places where they can hide the old >>> people... >> >> And where was that, pray tell???? >> They never hid me nor Erm so I would like to know just where those places >> were that you and Charles "supposedly" found!! >> --Jean > > You guys aren't old, you're young... I'm talking the OLD people. Ahh, how well you have redeemed yourself, Tom! That was a very nice thing to say .;-) > Charles has photos of some of those rooms.... like the one that had like > 30 chairs just quietly sitting in the little room.... just waiting for the > old people to be brought in for "hiding". > > But we found them. I want to see those pictures for myself! If they really exist, you and Charles got up in the wee hours of the night and set the those chairs up just for the photos...were they rocking chairs? --Jean > --Tom > |