Does anyone know why...

[nolaAlive]

Freedom of the Seas Hope prevailed over Freedom of the Seas Fear.

[trock]

Freedom of the Seas Hope prevailed over Freedom of the Seas Fear.

 

LOL!

But I think that the extreme provoking of 'fear' is equally as fraudelent as the extreme provoking of (false?) 'hope & change"... ;)

[Mikel1733]

Freedom of the Seas Hope prevailed over Freedom of the Seas Fear.

 

This is more depressing than the sequined Mumu :eek:

[stewpapa]

I agree that they are just changing with the times and being responsive to their customers. I doubt they are trying to help with less luggage, but they might. We always dress up on "formal" or "elegant" night, tux and all. We enjoy it. We may wear jeans or nice casual on other nights. There are always folks dressed down....way down, but many many take advantage of the chance to dress up. Who cares if someone else at the next table is in jeans. They paid as much as we did and are on vacation and should dress like they want. We dress up for our own enjoyment and don't care what others wear. We are all on vacation to have a good time. They shouldn't have dress code police harassing people at the door. I agree....."loosen the bone Wilma" is a great line!

[babyher]

I didn't like either one. I wanted to write in David Duke in the worst way. :p:D

 

 

Wow and I thought my dad was hardline when he alternated between writing in George Wallace and Barry Goldwater :)

[nolaAlive]

LOL!

But I think that the extreme provoking of 'fear' is equally as fraudelent as the extreme provoking of (false?) 'hope & change"... ;)

 

Anything other than incompetent is an improvement and therefore hope.

[babyher]

LOL!

But I think that the extreme provoking of 'fear' is equally as fraudelent as the extreme provoking of (false?) 'hope & change"... ;)

 

 

 

 

BINGO

 

 

Oh boy now I wish we had a political forum *LOL*

[dan40]

You will be assimilated.

 

Hmmm, Ahhhh, Brilliant!!!!

 

 

Number 40

[Dee777]

I agree that they are just changing with the times and being responsive to their customers. I doubt they are trying to help with less luggage, but they might. We always dress up on "formal" or "elegant" night, tux and all. We enjoy it. We may wear jeans or nice casual on other nights. There are always folks dressed down....way down, but many many take advantage of the chance to dress up. Who cares if someone else at the next table is in jeans. They paid as much as we did and are on vacation and should dress like they want. We dress up for our own enjoyment and don't care what others wear. We are all on vacation to have a good time. They shouldn't have dress code police harassing people at the door. I agree....."loosen the bone Wilma" is a great line!

 

We like to dress up too, but it sure doesn't ruin my night (or day!) if the people sitting across, behind or in front of us aren't.

 

Hubby thought "loosen the bone, Wilma!" was a good one, too.

[trock]

Anything other than incompetent is an improvement and therefore hope.

All I can say is I hope you are right!;):) because being naive can <equally>lead to becoming incompetent....

You will get no argument from me about the past 8 years... but one good point is there was only one 911... and not a sequel

 

With that said... I wish our new President well and much success.. as our success depends on his!.. Its time we all stand together...

[trock]

BINGO

 

 

Oh boy now I wish we had a political forum *LOL*

 

 

There is a great political forum.. that allows all sides to speak.. I dont know if i can mention it here?? Has nothing to do with cruising or travel-

If I am not supposed to mention it I apologize.. its run by a guy name Dan Riehl.. That should be enough...

[trock]

Hmmm, Ahhhh, Brilliant!!!!

 

 

Number 40

 

Two books that should be 'mandatory' reading in school

 

 

Democracy in America and 1984

 

 

"Democracy and socialism have nothing in common but one word, equality. But notice the difference: while democracy seeks equality in liberty, socialism seeks equality in restraint and servitude. "

Alexis de Tocqueville

 

 

"And if all others accepted the lie which the Party imposed—if all records told the same tale—then the lie passed into history and became truth. 'Who controls the past' ran the Party slogan, 'controls the future: who controls the present controls the past.'"

- George Orwell, 1984

[Kurbanfan]

Hubby thought "loosen the bone, Wilma!" was a good one, too.

 

I have to admit...that was a good one!!!

Sorry Dan:o