I'm normally a "don't look back" type as well but got curuios. Found $5600 total difference between what we paid and what we would pay today on our next cruise.
Actually only one person mentioned onion rings but try them anyway. And I highly recommend that you at least pass by the salad table a few times and check it out - there's always something well worth your while there.
Indeed. The point being that there are still folks who think the SSP adds an additional level of choices ("The reason we purchase SSP is because we like to have a choice of wines.") despite the facts. Puzzling.
"The reason we purchase SSP is because we like to have a choice of wines."
It is absolutely astonishing that some still think SSP increases choices in the face of so much information to the contrary.
No cheese needs to be dyed. It's an aesthetics and consistency thing. Whether or not it makes any sense a great many people simply think it looks better. Good quality cheese can be dyed and often is. Visit Wisconsin - see for yourself.
Dyed cheddar is very common, maybe even the norm, and certainly not necessarily an indication of poor quality. A great many people think cheese should be that color and the manufacturers accommodate that view. The list of excellent Wisconsin cheddars that are colored is quite long.
Colloquialisms and slang are part of any language. Always have been - always will be. And --- if you look closely you will discover that it was someone else who wrote "Duh."
Google is, or can be, your friend:
variant spelling of no (exclamation), representing a dialect or nonstandard pronunciation.
"“Want some toast?” “Naw.”"
If it is true that there are drinks you will have to pay for (above a given threshold in price) then it is not true that "you do not pay for any drinks, anytime on the ship" - as I said. I think think correct information is preferable to the other kind.