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Let's play Texas Hold 'Em! I'm good at that game...BillyBob said:
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Lucky said:
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Sounds good.Dread Helm said:
Texas Hold'em... my room at midnight!
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Knight said:
I was trying to save you the embarrassment but since you brought it up.....
Well, what the heck were we supposed to do? There we were, enjoying a nice quiet evening when outside our door we hear what sounds like a cat screetching... We open the door, and there you were, lying on the floor singing...
"NoBoDy KnOwS, tHe TrOuBle I sEeN... :::hiccup:::: NoBoDy KnOwS, mY ::::hiccup:::: SoRrow...."
It was embarrassing, really. We had to yank you in asap and the more we told you to shut up, the louder you got. :doh:
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You got my back don't ya? :up:Poly said:
JoyfulRook
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So THAT's what I heard last night!
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Has the Cap'n reached his inner SmALLeR?Poly said:
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O.K. Day one went pretty well...although we seem to be down a few passengers (quit throwin' 'em overboard.)
by they way, I'm concerned about beanieboy. He was tossed over just as we were passing through some suspicious looking fins... Hopefully he made it to that island I saw nearby.
How were the shore excursions? (and yes, Dread, during the day staff gets around five hours off, so go ahead and join one of the 1/2 day excursions. We don't have to pay the activity fee...it's included as part of our pay.)
Tuesday morning at 8:00 a.m., we'll dock at the island of Dominica. this island is working hard to maintain it's natural beauty and become a world hot-spot for eco-tourism. So in addition to the historical tour (on which you can learn about the island's struggle to boost its economyu after a devastating hurricane a decade or so back,) you can also go on a guided rainforest tour. I'll sit that one out, as the size of the bugs is bigger than anything you'll ever see on Fear Factor or Survivor.
There is also a hike to a great waterfall & natural pool (gorgeous and refreshing,) a paddle trip down one of the island rivers, a bike tour on the far-side of the island, and the ever-present shopping.
(Check the papers left in your rooms. Everyone should have a coupon good for your choice of either a souvenir beer glass from a local Dominica pub or a pendant with a tiny replica of the country's flag...these are available at the information booth as you leave the ship tomorrow.)
On board tomorrow, aside from the usual offerings, we'll have an art auction...you don't have to be a buyer to enjoy the paintings and the fun...or the free champagne (for all who attend.)
Hope you enjoyed the music of the remaining two BeeGees Monday night. Tuesday night in the Has-Been Cafe: Donovan will delight us with his reworked versions of Mellow Yellow and Sunshine Superman.
Be back on the ship no later than 8:00 p.m. Tuesday night.
by they way, I'm concerned about beanieboy. He was tossed over just as we were passing through some suspicious looking fins... Hopefully he made it to that island I saw nearby.
How were the shore excursions? (and yes, Dread, during the day staff gets around five hours off, so go ahead and join one of the 1/2 day excursions. We don't have to pay the activity fee...it's included as part of our pay.)
Tuesday morning at 8:00 a.m., we'll dock at the island of Dominica. this island is working hard to maintain it's natural beauty and become a world hot-spot for eco-tourism. So in addition to the historical tour (on which you can learn about the island's struggle to boost its economyu after a devastating hurricane a decade or so back,) you can also go on a guided rainforest tour. I'll sit that one out, as the size of the bugs is bigger than anything you'll ever see on Fear Factor or Survivor.
There is also a hike to a great waterfall & natural pool (gorgeous and refreshing,) a paddle trip down one of the island rivers, a bike tour on the far-side of the island, and the ever-present shopping.
(Check the papers left in your rooms. Everyone should have a coupon good for your choice of either a souvenir beer glass from a local Dominica pub or a pendant with a tiny replica of the country's flag...these are available at the information booth as you leave the ship tomorrow.)
On board tomorrow, aside from the usual offerings, we'll have an art auction...you don't have to be a buyer to enjoy the paintings and the fun...or the free champagne (for all who attend.)
Hope you enjoyed the music of the remaining two BeeGees Monday night. Tuesday night in the Has-Been Cafe: Donovan will delight us with his reworked versions of Mellow Yellow and Sunshine Superman.
Be back on the ship no later than 8:00 p.m. Tuesday night.
Thats all great, but let's get to the important stuff.cattyfan said:O.K. Day one went pretty well...although we seem to be down a few passengers (quit throwin' 'em overboard.)
by they way, I'm concerned about beanieboy. He was tossed over just as we were passing through some suspicious looking fins... Hopefully he made it to that island I saw nearby.
How were the shore excursions? (and yes, Dread, during the day staff gets around five hours off, so go ahead and join one of the 1/2 day excursions. We don't have to pay the activity fee...it's included as part of our pay.)
Tuesday morning at 8:00 a.m., we'll dock at the island of Dominica. this island is working hard to maintain it's natural beauty and become a world hot-spot for eco-tourism. So in addition to the historical tour (on which you can learn about the island's struggle to boost its economyu after a devastating hurricane a decade or so back,) you can also go on a guided rainforest tour. I'll sit that one out, as the size of the bugs is bigger than anything you'll ever see on Fear Factor or Survivor.
There is also a hike to a great waterfall & natural pool (gorgeous and refreshing,) a paddle trip down one of the island rivers, a bike tour on the far-side of the island, and the ever-present shopping.
(Check the papers left in your rooms. Everyone should have a coupon good for your choice of either a souvenir beer glass from a local Dominica pub or a pendant with a tiny replica of the country's flag...these are available at the information booth as you leave the ship tomorrow.)
On board tomorrow, aside from the usual offerings, we'll have an art auction...you don't have to be a buyer to enjoy the paintings and the fun...or the free champagne (for all who attend.)
Hope you enjoyed the music of the remaining two BeeGees Monday night. Tuesday night in the Has-Been Cafe: Donovan will delight us with his reworked versions of Mellow Yellow and Sunshine Superman.
Be back on the ship no later than 8:00 p.m. Tuesday night.
Any results from the monkey knife fights yet?