Underage or under behaved?

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by rvsullivan

Your never going to convince those that feel entitled to change anything!! Same as balcony dividers and most of the other things that come up, booze smuggling etc. It's only a cruise ship rule so I don't have to follow them!!! There is a huge sense of entitlement among many. What a lesson to teach a future doctor!!!!
The rules are only for some to follow and I get to decide which ones they are! Amazing!!!

The question was a fun "Who would you rather question!"

So why don't you play along and answer it!

[iheartbda]

Originally Posted by Karysa

My thread, my question. Your thread, your question. The rules of cc.

HUH?

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by iheartbda

HUH?

Sorry, not sure how to explain it better than that.

[iheartbda]

Originally Posted by Karysa

Sorry, not sure how to explain it better than that.

Do you mean this is your thread?

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by iheartbda

Do you mean this is your thread?

It was meant as a fun response. I even added .

Do you have an answer to my question? So far no one has chosen the misbehaving adult, some have chosen the well behaved 17 year old, some have chosen both which wasn't an offered response and I think one wanted them both to stay.

[GORDONCHICK]

Originally Posted by Karysa

Because I don't have a daughter in Med school or because of another reason?

Your daughter will be in clinicals (per one of your other threads) , so it could also be nursing or another medical field - just as valid. A CNO (Chief Nursing Officer) wouldn't agree - I just left the medical field in June and was good friends with our CNO & she wouldn't put up with that junk at all.

[iheartbda]

Originally Posted by Karysa

It was meant as a fun response. I even added .

Do you have an answer to my question? So far no one has chosen the misbehaving adult, some have chosen the well behaved 17 year old, some have chosen both which wasn't an offered response and I think one wanted them both to stay.

No answer because it's sort of a "loaded" question. Of course people are going to pick well-behaved over drunk/unruly/misbehaving, but there are other things to consider.

You are now saying "fun thread", "fun response" but you didn't start out asking your original question in a fun way. I have a theory about that but will keep it to myself.

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by GORDONCHICK

Your daughter will be in clinicals (per one of your other threads) , so it could also be nursing or another medical field - just as valid. A CNO (Chief Nursing Officer) wouldn't agree - I just left the medical field in June and was good friends with our CNO & she wouldn't put up with that junk at all.

I am really sorry but I don't understand your last couple of posts.

Let's face it everyday we all use our moral compasses whether it is leaving our towel on a deck chair for a couple of hours or driving 5 MPH over the speed limit on the highway.

I still would chose the well behaved 17 year old sitting or dancing beside me in the adult venue compared to the ill mannered adult and given the choice I believe that most people would.


I do have a daughter who is in university studying to be a nurse and yes I have mentioned that before.

[GORDONCHICK]

Originally Posted by Karysa

Do you have an answer to my question? So far no one has chosen the misbehaving adult, some have chosen the well behaved 17 year old, some have chosen both which wasn't an offered response and I think one wanted them both to stay.

The 17yos shouldn't have even been in there to begin with. Then remove the misbehaving adult, and you arrive at my answer of both of them being gone.

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by iheartbda

No answer because it's sort of a "loaded" question. Of course people are going to pick well-behaved over drunk/unruly/misbehaving, but there are other things to consider.

You are now saying "fun thread", "fun response" but you didn't start out asking your original question in a fun way. I have a theory about that but will keep it to myself.

If most people don't like misbehaving adults in adult only venues then that is what I hope any cruiseline reps get when reading this thread.

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by GORDONCHICK

The 17yos should have even been in there to begin with. Then remove the misbehaving adult, and you arrive at my answer of both of them being gone.

I understood that you wanted both gone it wasn't that post.

[GORDONCHICK]

Originally Posted by Karysa

I am really sorry but I don't understand your last couple of posts.

The part you don't get is your daughter being an exception to the rule?
This is sad, but doesn't surprise me.

[spookwife]

Originally Posted by Karysa

If you had a say would you be happier to have a well behaved 17 year old in an 18 plus venue or a rudely behaved adult?

Seems to me that they escort the well behaved 17 year olds out way faster than the drunk/rude/misbehaving adults.

the rules say 18 and up. I don't care how perfectly behaved you are.. you should abide by the rules. you make an exception because teenager A is 'well behaved" then along comes Mommy B who screams and pitches a fit and says then her darling offspring should be allowed to stay too .. and then promptly lets him act like a brat.

its a right of passage, just like being tall enough to ride the scary coasters at Disney.

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by GORDONCHICK

The part you don't get is your daughter being an exception to the rule?
This is sad, but doesn't surprise me.

Totally not allowed and you know that.

[Captain Caribbean Kid]

Do they let 18 year olds drink booze on mainstream cruise ships?

I would have though no, but it sounds like they do. Is that a good idea?

[6rugrats]

Originally Posted by Rules_of_Acquisition

Do they let 18 year olds drink booze on mainstream cruise ships?

I would have though no, but it sounds like they do. Is that a good idea?

No, they don't let them, and I'm not sure where you are getting this idea, but admit this entire thread is somewhat confusing.

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by spookwife

the rules say 18 and up. I don't care how perfectly behaved you are.. you should abide by the rules. you make an exception because teenager A is 'well behaved" then along comes Mommy B who screams and pitches a fit and says then her darling offspring should be allowed to stay too .. and then promptly lets him act like a brat.

its a right of passage, just like being tall enough to ride the scary coasters at Disney.

I always wondered why Disney sold highheeled shoes.

I never asked should people abide by the rules. That would not lead to much discussions.

[spookwife]

Originally Posted by Rules_of_Acquisition

Do they let 18 year olds drink booze on mainstream cruise ships?

I would have though no, but it sounds like they do. Is that a good idea?

nope. strictly Verboten. get caught and off you go at the next port. a few itineraries that leave from EUROPE will allow 18 YOs to drink WITH PARENTAL APPROVAL.

[GORDONCHICK]

Originally Posted by Karysa

Totally not allowed and you know that.

I did nothing wrong.
Just clarified what you declared you didn't understand.
I thought my responses were pretty clear without further clarification.

[Karysa]

Originally Posted by GORDONCHICK

I did nothing wrong.
Just clarified what you declared you didn't understand.
I thought my responses were pretty clear without further clarification.

I disagree.

Didn't you say awhile ago that this was going to happen? Seems like you were correct about that after all.