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The Library => Haley Center Basement => Topic started by: dallaswareagle on February 15, 2013, 03:20:33 PM
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http://news.yahoo.com/worst-vacation-ever-continues-cruise-ships-bus-ride-143021525.html
As a final indignity perpetrated on the passengers of the disabled Triumph cruise ship after it reached port last night, a bus ferrying tired and disheveled tourists back to their homes broke down halfway to New Orleans this morning.
Following four days trapped aboard a "floating petri dish" without power, air conditioning, or fresh water, the Carnival Cruise Line passengers finally made it back to land on Thursday night, except they ended up in Mobile, Alabama — about 500 miles away from the trip's starting point in Galveston, Texas.
So the passengers disembarked around 1:00 a.m., and many of them boarded buses to return to Galveston. (After sharing their stories with CNN, of course.) Anna Werner of CBS News reports that at least one of the buses in the caravan broke down on the way to New Orleans, stranding the unlucky riders yet again. Hopefully, they were able to have a good laugh about a rather fitting end to their worst vacation ever.
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That whole ordeal must have been horrifying. Trapped in a foxhole with only a sidearm...no, wait. Stuck in the ice trying to decide whether or not to eat their friends...no, not it either.
Remind me again just what horrors these folks went through?
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They began disembarking around 10:30 pm last night.
That whole ordeal must have been horrifying. Trapped in a foxhole with only a sidearm...no, wait. Stuck in the ice trying to decide whether or not to eat their friends...no, not it either.
Remind me again just what horrors these folks went through?
No AC, not running water, had to shit in plastic bags (ugghh, no where to dig a hole), other than that, they got a refund plus a discounted future cruise. And, they got to see the Alabama port with all of the niceties that Alabama has to offer. Like low fucking wages and cheap hotel rooms. Room service without clothing and the smell of burning green and white liquor.
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That whole ordeal must have been horrifying. Trapped in a foxhole with only a sidearm...no, wait. Stuck in the ice trying to decide whether or not to eat their friends...no, not it either.
Remind me again just what horrors these folks went through?
Can't you read? There was no fresh water. They were forced to drink rum and pineapple juice for 4 days. One poor man was forced to mix his Maker's Mark with luke warm delicious coke product. Damn, you are one insensitive bastard.
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That whole ordeal must have been horrifying. Trapped in a foxhole with only a sidearm...no, wait. Stuck in the ice trying to decide whether or not to eat their friends...no, not it either.
Remind me again just what horrors these folks went through?
In todays world what they went through would be consider tough.
I would look at it as extra vacation with a free trip later on. But then again I have craped in places that my crap made the place better.
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Boo fucking hoo. Tired of hearing about it already. Move on to the next tragedy please.
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Boo fucking hoo. Tired of hearing about it already. Move on to the next tragedy please.
What if like....the Russian meteor....like...hit the cruise ship?
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I did laugh when I heard one of the buses had broken down.
Like I told someone earlier, most people's lives are so dull that they never have anything to tell about their life. These people now have a story to tell for the rest of their lives.
If they are smart, they'll make fun of it all and have a laugh about it.
Or as half of this board is salivating about...SUE!
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What if like....the Russian meteor....like...hit the cruise ship?
I think that is what happened and our government doesn't want us to know about it. They knew it was coming and didn't do anything to warn anyone so they could use this tragedy to cram regulation legislation down our throat.
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I think that is what happened and our government doesn't want us to know about it. They knew it was coming and didn't do anything to warn anyone so they could use this tragedy to cram regulation legislation down our throat.
Listen here, bottomfee.....wait...I mean, yeah.
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I think that is what happened and our government doesn't want us to know about it. They knew it was coming and didn't do anything to warn anyone so they could use this tragedy to cram regulation fify and legislation down our throats.
I resemble that remark.
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These whining pussies wouldn't last 3 hours on an Aircraft Carrier.
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Well, Mobile looked good while the corporate whore (Carnival) looked like shit.
http://blog.al.com/live/2013/02/carnival_triumph_passengers_wh.html
Rusty Adkins and the rest of his family arrived in Mobile on Thursday morning, and Adkins couldn't say enough about how well they were treated by convention center employees, police and other Mobilians while waiting for the ship to arrive.
"They've done won a Yankee's heart," he said. "They provided refreshments, coffee, and hot food. They did exceptional. They were keeping us more informed than Carnival was. "
Adkins added that a police officer personally escorted him to the port and showed him where to park.
"He was such a gentleman," Adkins said.
Adkins was so impressed with the Port City's talent for giving folks the royal treatment that he just may become a regular visitor.
"I plan on coming back to the city just to be here," he said. "It's a nice city. They've been very sweet to us."
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These whining pussies wouldn't last 3 hours on an Aircraft Carrier.
About an hour on a tin can, no AC, no Lobster, small hard to get around in and the same fucking movie for about two weeks.
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About an hour on a tin can, no AC, no Lobster, small hard to get around in and the same fucking movie for about two weeks.
Building the son of a bitches isn't fun either.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGykzxgS1TE
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Building the son of a bitches isn't fun either.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGykzxgS1TE
Dat way too modern when I wuz in. This is my tub
http://www.patriotspoint.org/explore_museum/uss_laffey/
Last of her type.
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Dat way too modern when I wuz in. This is my tub
http://www.patriotspoint.org/explore_museum/uss_laffey/
Last of her type.
Actually, that build is better than the LCS2 because the LCS2 hasn't done shit. It has yet to go on a mission anywhere. Poor engineering, design and manufacturing. They're still trying to work out the kinks. China has us beat on this one so far. I don't mess with 'em anymore, last thing I did was emulation for General Dynamics.
I had to carry things around my neck for a while.
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Actually, that build is better than the LCS2 because the LCS2 hasn't done shit. It has yet to go on a mission anywhere. Poor engineering, design and manufacturing. They're still trying to work out the kinks. China has us beat on this one so far. I don't mess with 'em anymore, last thing I did was emulation for General Dynamics.
I had to carry things around my neck for a while.
Those old Sumner class tin cans were tough as shit,
Laffey took part at Normandy during DDay and caught living Hell at Okinawa later on (Laffey survived despite being badly damaged by four bombs, six kamikaze crashes, and strafing fire that killed 32 and wounded 71), then made it back to Pearl Harbor on her own power. One tough mofo
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Dat way too modern when I wuz in. This is my tub
http://www.patriotspoint.org/explore_museum/uss_laffey/
Last of her type.
I love the look of those old tin cans. I served a lot of time on Spruance and Arleigh Burke Class destroyers, and loved every minute of it, but I would have given anything to go to sea on a WWII destroyer or a battleship.
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Screw you guys. Building them damn submarines is the hardest job I ever had. Eight hous underwater every day. Shit got old I tell ya!
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I love the look of those old tin cans. I served a lot of time on Spruance and Arleigh Burke Class destroyers, and loved every minute of it, but I would have given anything to go to sea on a WWII destroyer or a battleship.
The old Sumner and Fletcher classes were the best, our tin can would rock 'n roll tied up in port. Our skipper had sailed into Mobile with Farragut, been there done that. A REAL sailor.Screw you guys. Building them damn submarines is the hardest job I ever had. Eight hous underwater every day. Shit got old I tell ya!
To get me in one of them subs, I would have to be in the Magic Kingdom. Living in a tube under water I would go ape shit
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While you guys were out protecting our country, I was patrolling the homeland, in case they stormed the beaches at Panama City, FLA, in one of these babies. It wasn't always safe or easy. One too many Milwaukee Best Lights and your ass is wet in one of these.
I also helped to take care of your women while you were gone. Thanks guys!
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I also helped to take care of your women while you were gone. Thanks guys!
The joke's on you, pal. Mine carried a souvenir I picked up during a port visit to Pataya Beach. You're welcome!
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While you guys were out protecting our country, I was patrolling the homeland, in case they stormed the beaches at Panama City, FLA, in one of these babies. It wasn't always safe or easy. One too many Milwaukee Best Lights and your ass is wet in one of these.
I also helped to take care of your women while you were gone. Thanks guys!
Draft dodger
Didn't take care of my woman, she sent a "Dear John" letter. I told her to fuck off & I joined the navy and fucked the world, or tried to anyway
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These whining pussies wouldn't last 3 hours on an Aircraft Carrier.
<stands up>
<looks around>
<shakes head>
<sits back down>
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<stands up>
<looks around>
<shakes head>
<sits back down>
Hey...it was tough work all those brown holes to stir...and then the women.
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Hey...it was tough work all those brown holes to stir...and then the women.
What happens on deployment stays on deployment.
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Hey, I lasted more three hours on a 900+ foot Roll-on, Roll-off. More like three months, while it was docked at BAE Systems.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USNS_Sisler_(T-AKR-311)
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/Sisler_%28T-AKR-311%29.jpg)
This one too, hell there have been many I have worked on at one time or another.
http://www.msc.navy.mil/inventory/ships.asp?ship=170
Nav systems.
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What happens on deployment stays on deployment.
You betcha. #winning :gig: #winning :gig: