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Why do you cruise?
To many "lefties"
"Ike" wrote in message ... There are certain subjects that should be avoided in shipboard chats, and we receive pointers from the military. Traditionally, among U.S. Navy (and Marine Corps) officers, three topics are taboo in the dining room: religion, sex (in history, "ladies"), and POLITICS. Dory Samuels wrote: Any of the reason already mentioned plus NO POLITICS ~~DORY~~ ________ / /___/ /___/ /_________ \::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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Why do you cruise?
On Oct 5, 11:56?am, LeeNY wrote:
On Sep 22, 2:52 pm, Ike wrote: food - you'll never eat better than on a cruise - period! You need to get out more. I did not see the original post (from Ike), but let me reply via Lee in NY. On board food/meals/restaurants rank dead last on my list of reasons for cruising. It's just not that important to me. ~Anka |
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Why do you cruise?
On Oct 7, 11:58?am, Ike wrote:
There are certain subjects that should be avoided in shipboard chats, and we receive pointers from the military. Traditionally, among U.S. Navy (and Marine Corps) officers, three topics are taboo in the dining room: religion, sex (in history, "ladies"), and POLITICS. Dory Samuels wrote: Any of the reason already mentioned plus NO POLITICS ~~DORY~~ ________ / /___/ /___/ /_________ \::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi, Ike. I agree with you on the religion and politics taboos, but would quibble on the topic of sex as not being appropriate. Personal anecdotes, a definite no (!!!)... But sex in history? Well, I will concede that you have to know your audience. ~Anka |
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Why do you cruise?
Hell, I love to talk about sex...at my age that's about all I can do(I'm a
senior) "Anka" wrote in message oups.com... On Oct 7, 11:58?am, Ike wrote: There are certain subjects that should be avoided in shipboard chats, and we receive pointers from the military. Traditionally, among U.S. Navy (and Marine Corps) officers, three topics are taboo in the dining room: religion, sex (in history, "ladies"), and POLITICS. Dory Samuels wrote: Any of the reason already mentioned plus NO POLITICS ~~DORY~~ ________ / /___/ /___/ /_________ \::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi, Ike. I agree with you on the religion and politics taboos, but would quibble on the topic of sex as not being appropriate. Personal anecdotes, a definite no (!!!)... But sex in history? Well, I will concede that you have to know your audience. ~Anka |
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