14-03-2018, 01:42 AM
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Re: A life at sea
Originally Posted by Surfermom
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I have seen these PD. Most are owned by oil multi-millionaires from the Middle East. All I know is that I have been on enough cruises to know that after a week or so, I have seen more than my share of many of my fellow cruisers 
.The last time I sailed it was "Gold Chain Guy"...the one with lots of gold jewelry and body hair, making it a mission for everyone to see and hear him....
. I seemed to run into him everywhere...
The middle aged blonde with gold everything dangling , who would sit at the bar and 'try' to chat the very young, male bar staff up. Quite often lucky too
Same thing next cruise, just another face in a different 'flogged out' body. Then the 'dining at the Captain's Table 'routine. The Captains hated it ! What a nonsense it all is. However, without them things would not be so entertaining. If you lived on board Adanac, there would always be someone new to spend time with.
14-03-2018, 10:10 AM
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Re: A life at sea
Originally Posted by Docholliday
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I remember watching a documentary a few year back about a chap that lived full time aboard a luxury cruise ship he barely ever left it. Would you want this sort of life?While in the RN i was glad to get ashore for some leave so not for me thank you.
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