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This response pertains specifically to posts 91, 93, 95. I'm relatively sure that the OP was referencing Covid19, but the OP did not say that. What you say is only as effective as how you say it.

 

And yes, I am very much aware of what's happening. In fact, what happened early on in the pandemic has hopefully provided valuable lessons-learned. A whole new set of protocols may come to the forefront in dealing with a re-occurrence. Do you know what they will be? I sure don't. Belaboring what's been said hundreds of times before adds no credence to the topic,

 

I am Covid19 serious. Some posts are all over the place. I really don't know where they want to go or what they want to say. So, to me, they say nothing at all. Probably my shortcomings.

 

Lot's of shoulder shrugs while reading this thread. The Seinfeld approach might be a bit too sophisticated. Perhaps more like Mr. Bean. 

 

  

 

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16 minutes ago, Spif Barwunkel said:

This response pertains specifically to posts 91, 93, 95. I'm relatively sure that the OP was referencing Covid19, but the OP did not say that. What you say is only as effective as how you say it.

 

And yes, I am very much aware of what's happening. In fact, what happened early on in the pandemic has hopefully provided valuable lessons-learned. A whole new set of protocols may come to the forefront in dealing with a re-occurrence. Do you know what they will be? I sure don't. Belaboring what's been said hundreds of times before adds no credence to the topic,

 

I am Covid19 serious. Some posts are all over the place. I really don't know where they want to go or what they want to say. So, to me, they say nothing at all. Probably my shortcomings.

 

Lot's of shoulder shrugs while reading this thread. The Seinfeld approach might be a bit too sophisticated. Perhaps more like Mr. Bean. 

 

  

 

Actually the OP did say Covid-19.  Take another look at the first post.

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52 minutes ago, ThirstyCruiser said:

Imagine if the "Close Talker" episode were made today.


LOL, it could be called “The Moist Talker”.

 

The Kenny Rogers one was on the other day, followed by Kramer’s chest of drawers hotel. Some of my favourites.

 

 

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On 5/24/2020 at 9:49 AM, Spif Barwunkel said:

This response pertains specifically to posts 91, 93, 95. I'm relatively sure that the OP was referencing Covid19, but the OP did not say that. What you say is only as effective as how you say it.

 

And yes, I am very much aware of what's happening. In fact, what happened early on in the pandemic has hopefully provided valuable lessons-learned. A whole new set of protocols may come to the forefront in dealing with a re-occurrence. Do you know what they will be? I sure don't. Belaboring what's been said hundreds of times before adds no credence to the topic,

 

I am Covid19 serious. Some posts are all over the place. I really don't know where they want to go or what they want to say. So, to me, they say nothing at all. Probably my shortcomings.

 

Lot's of shoulder shrugs while reading this thread. The Seinfeld approach might be a bit too sophisticated. Perhaps more like Mr. Bean. 

 

  

 

Now Spif---------There you go again.  Trying to be reasonable.  Don't you ever learn?

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Well, we have seen it happen like 3 or 4 times in the news. People will be locked up in the ships and they will have to stay there for 3-4 weeks. Doctors will be invited on board the ship and then it will take a few more days to do the testing of the remaining passangers and also covid tests when you leave the ship. Not a very enjoyable procedure I should say 

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2 minutes ago, Roger88 said:

Well, we have seen it happen like 3 or 4 times in the news. People will be locked up in the ships and they will have to stay there for 3-4 weeks. Doctors will be invited on board the ship and then it will take a few more days to do the testing of the remaining passangers and also covid tests when you leave the ship. Not a very enjoyable procedure I should say 

Not to mention who will have the financial responsibility for testing. 

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4 minutes ago, Roger88 said:

People will be locked up in the ships and they will have to stay there for 3-4 weeks.

I think the the typical mutual fund disclaimer may apply here - historical performance is no guarantee of future returns.

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Just now, Milwaukee Eight said:

Not to mention who will have the financial responsibility for testing. 

 

...and what happens to those who thought they were boarding the ship, which is possibly no longer available?  It makes sense to why they only want "drive to port" cruisers too start.  They have less potential risk than fly in guests, and if they have to go home it isn't a great distance to do so.

 

I guess that's why they only want three day sailing to start.  You test healthy when you board and are hopefully 🤞off before anyone has shown signs of having Covid.  

 

They need to put their best foot forward when they start as they have one good shot at this.

 

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3 hours ago, Milwaukee Eight said:

For how long?  Days are numbered. Wonder how blowing out smoke will be addressed going forward (indoors). 

I don’t know for how long, but I’m not thinking it will end anytime soon. Non smokers have a part of the casino in an almost separate building, I cannot smell any smoke in that part of the building. There is nothing for non smokers to complain about. Then again... some people are not happy unless they are complaining. Nothing can be done about those type of sad individuals.

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On 5/24/2020 at 7:19 AM, A&L_Ont said:


I can see it now, turkey masks. Safe from the Rona, just not the salmonella.

 

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That picture is absolutely the FUNNIEST moment in all the "Third Rock" episodes!!!  I laughed until my tummy hurt.

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1 hour ago, Mikew0805 said:

Non smokers have a part of the casino in an almost separate building, I cannot smell any smoke in that part of the building. There is nothing for non smokers to complain about.

No sure what cruise ships you have been on but to say the non smoking section is in a different building is just wrong. Also, there is plenty of smoke in the non smoking section. In many ships, it can be smelled several floors up. 

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24 minutes ago, Milwaukee Eight said:

No sure what cruise ships you have been on but to say the non smoking section is in a different building is just wrong. Also, there is plenty of smoke in the non smoking section. In many ships, it can be smelled several floors up. 

Seriously? We were not talking about cruise ships, we were talking about Seminole Hard Rock, Tampa.  I would think the mere fact that I mentioned another "building" would have made you recheck what you thought you were responding to. 

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27 minutes ago, Milwaukee Eight said:

No sure what cruise ships you have been on but to say the non smoking section is in a different building is just wrong. Also, there is plenty of smoke in the non smoking section. In many ships, it can be smelled several floors up. 

Non smoking section, as if the smoke from the other side stops dead and turns around and heads back to the smoking section.

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10 minutes ago, Mikew0805 said:

Seriously? We were not talking about cruise ships, we were talking about Seminole Hard Rock, Tampa.  I would think the mere fact that I mentioned another "building" would have made you recheck what you thought you were responding to. 

Seriously.....  I thought this was a Cruise website?  What did I miss. 

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On 5/20/2020 at 2:48 PM, mek said:

All it will take is for an outbreak to occur on any cruise ship and it will be the end of the industry - at least for a long time.  They can't afford for that to happen, so regardless of how much people want cruising to start back up, IMO it isn't going to happen anytime soon.

I just got roasted on another thread for saying that it wouldn't surprise me if the cruise lines require a recent COVID19 negative test, and a document saying social distancing was practiced after the test.  This means get your haircut and pedi BEFORE you get tested, wear a mask, practice good hygiene, and socially distance yourself on the way to the ship (a la the airplane).

 

The people that don't agree with this concept are the ones that say, "you can get it from the tester", so why bother?

 

We have practiced 2.5 months of shelter-in-place, shopping once a week in the early hours of the morning, wearing a mask, washy-washy-washy, and social distancing.  4 days ago we both tested negative for COVID19.  It's how much you expose yourself that increases your chance of getting it.

 

 

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On 5/23/2020 at 9:03 PM, Spif Barwunkel said:

WOW!!! I am totally flummoxed by the OP's thread title. Even more, it's quite amusing to see so many responses that try to be somewhat sensible. Reading this thread, I tried my best to find a sliver of fluency. I could not. Lot's of incoherent twaddle, however. Kind of like the way this pandemic is being handled by some so-called powers-that-be.

 

What happens if a ship sails and people get sick?. Easy answer, a ship sails and people get sick. What happened 25 years ago? What will happen 25 years from now? You get the point. Sorry, I find no relevance to this thread nor any of it's posts. I'm really glad the cruise industry is not reliant on you good folks for it's solutions.      

Okay...I'm trying to figure out whether you've just gotten back from being on an island by yourself or if you're just joking.

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57 minutes ago, harkinmr said:

Okay...I'm trying to figure out whether you've just gotten back from being on an island by yourself or if you're just joking.

Dear sir/mam. Please see post #104. Now that you mention it, I am kind of an island unto myself. But totally serious!!

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2 hours ago, Milwaukee Eight said:

Seriously.....  I thought this was a Cruise website?  What did I miss. 

You missed.... reading!  Are you saying that you have never discussed anything not specific to a cruise ship on these forums?

 

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