Nude deck on Carnival????
McCormick
My husband was told by someone who has been on the Carnival Celebration
that there is a deck at the very top that is for nude sunbathing! I find
this hard to believe. Can anyone out there confirm or deny this?
Just hanging out til our next cruise,
The McCormick's @ dyl...@conknet.com
Michael Petersen
In article <01bc872e$a6126500$d4d6a5cc@dylj-mc>, dyl...@conknet.com
says...
They have a topless deck, but not a totally nude deck. It is usually
right around the stack, and the railings have tarp around them.....
--
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Stop on by, what can it hurt?
r...@lighthousetravel.com
In article <01bc872e$a6126500$d4d6a5cc@dylj-mc>,
"McCormick" <dyl...@conknet.com> wrote:
>
> My husband was told by someone who has been on the Carnival Celebration
> that there is a deck at the very top that is for nude sunbathing! I find
> this hard to believe. Can anyone out there confirm or deny this?
>
> Just hanging out til our next cruise,
> The McCormick's @ dyl...@conknet.com
Hi Yvonne,
There is a topless area on every Carnival ship. This has been a
tradition since the first Carnival cruise ship. When Carnival started
they even had young ladies in the evening show that were in Vegas type
costumes. <g>
Best regards,
Ray
LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL
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Hello,
The deck up and to the front which I believe is called the Sun Deck is the
Topless optional deck. There are doors explalining this prior to entering
and children are not suppose to go in. On the many Carnival ships that I
have been on I don't recall having seen anybody totally nude up there.
Oops I mean I never go up there anyway. Argh argh argh
Bob Hanks
Cruise & Travel
800-769-7447
www.cruiseandtravelco.com web page
Sheila Johnson
Yes, there sure is. My husband and I were on the Celebration during
Thanksgiving, 1993 and while just strolling around on the upper, upper
deck, I belive in the aft, I happened upon this area with gate across
the entrance and the sign on the gate stated that this was a "clothing
optional" area. It was being used also, but I didn't really check it
out that closely. I always read the fine print and this time I decided
this wasn't a place for me, as I am too fair skinned and it was quite
sunny that day.
Sheila
Kaviyd
In article <MPLANET.33bb062fmpete989c39@news>, mp...@netins.net (Michael
Petersen) writes:
>They have a topless deck, but not a totally nude deck. It is usually
>right around the stack, and the railings have tarp around them.....
That is a disappointment -- no male would have a legitimate reason to go
up there, as males could sunbathe topless anywhere. So any male who
goes up there unaccompanied is automatically a voyeur -- too bad.
Kav...@aol.com
(David Knott)
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right to send me unsolicited commercial e-mail. All senders of
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as Usenet abusers.
CruiseXprt
Yep, there is one -- I once saw a crew member painting a verrrrry small
area for about 2 1/2 hrs :)
Melodie
Kennedy Kruises & Travel
By the Book
McCormick <dyl...@conknet.com> wrote in article
<01bc872e$a6126500$d4d6a5cc@dylj-mc>...
> My husband was told by someone who has been on the Carnival Celebration
> that there is a deck at the very top that is for nude sunbathing! I find
> this hard to believe. Can anyone out there confirm or deny this?
>
> Just hanging out til our next cruise,
> The McCormick's @ dyl...@conknet.com
>
>
I'm thinking it's: 1. an urban legend.
or 2. somebody actually did it, but not with
Carnival's blessing.
(as in, we all know about the "Mile High Club" on airplanes, but no airline
has yet started sanctioning it or offering frequent flyer miles for
joining!)
However, we're taking our four kids on this boat in February, and I'm sure
my sons will be watching that deck VERY closely after reading your post.
We'll let you know!
Regards,
Kate Butler
Becca
> I'm thinking it's: 1. an urban legend.
> or 2. somebody actually did it, but not with
> Carnival's blessing.
>
> (as in, we all know about the "Mile High Club" on airplanes, but no airline
> has yet started sanctioning it or offering frequent flyer miles for
> joining!)
>
> However, we're taking our four kids on this boat in February, and I'm sure
> my sons will be watching that deck VERY closely after reading your post.
> We'll let you know!
>
> Regards,
> Kate Butler
Kate, this could motivate your sons to save their pennies and become
regular cruisers.
We forget that the rest of the world is not as puritanical as we
Americans. Topless and clothing optional are standard in many countries,
while here in America textile beaches are the standard. Many people
enjoy sunbathing topless and many actually pay to lay in waffle-irons to
get that all-over tan. Not that "I" would ever sunbathe topless, I'm
just saying there are many ladies who do enjoy that. Would I do that???
Becca
Ermalee McCauley
Becca, Now the whole world will be watching you. Of course you
wouldn't actually DO that, any more than I would. But an allover tan
is NICE!
Hugs (but not when you're topless)
Ermalee
Fred Lanyard
Ermalee McCauley <erm...@erols.com> wrote:
Dear Ermalee,
Would you like to be in charge of the list to get those hugs from
Becca if you don't need them? I am sure it wouldn't be too long since
the morals all the men here are unimpeachable.
Regards,
Fred Lanyard
CRUISE VALUE CENTER
1-800-231-SHIP Residence (908) 636-0938
Living on your western shore, saw summer sunsets, asked for more...
Becca
> Becca, Now the whole world will be watching you. Of course you
> wouldn't actually DO that, any more than I would. But an allover tan
> is NICE!
>
> Hugs (but not when you're topless)
>
> Ermalee
Ermalee, I do have one "I can't believe I did that" photo I could email
to you, but only if you ask nicely.
But while I am on the GGC, I promise to act like a lady. I plan on
taking lessons from you, Ermalee; that's why I'm going, this is an
educational opportunity for me.
Hugs (fully clothed)
Becca
Jessie
In article <19970703023...@ladder02.news.aol.com>, kav...@aol.com
(Kaviyd) wrote:
> In article <MPLANET.33bb062fmpete989c39@news>, mp...@netins.net (Michael
> Petersen) writes:
>
> >They have a topless deck, but not a totally nude deck.
snip
> That is a disappointment -- no male would have a legitimate reason to go
> up there, as males could sunbathe topless anywhere.
Actually it is a good place to go if the rest of the sunning space is
crowded. Not too many people up on the top optional deck. Always seemed to
me it was mostly cruise staff or entertainment personnel who were
exercising the option.
Ray Goldenberg
On 3 Jul 1997 02:05:34 GMT, you wrote:
>
>I'm thinking it's: 1. an urban legend.
> or 2. somebody actually did it, but not with
>Carnival's blessing.
>
Hi Kate,
It is not an urban myth. <g> All Carnival ships have a topless area
where children are not allowed. I only go up there so I can give my
clients the excellent first hand knowlege that they have come to
depend on from me. <;+)
Jim
"McCormick" <dyl...@conknet.com> wrote:
>My husband was told by someone who has been on the Carnival Celebration
>that there is a deck at the very top that is for nude sunbathing! I find
>this hard to believe. Can anyone out there confirm or deny this?
>
>Just hanging out til our next cruise,
>The McCormick's @ dyl...@conknet.com
>
It's just topless my dear. Total nudity would probably get you
in trouble or at least very embarrassed. It is the deck that
surrounds the funnel and has canvas screening around the rails.
Camera's are not allowed. This is probably done to appease
those who are used to being topless in the Caribbean. It really
is no big deal and there aren't very many people that go up
there to gawk.
Jim
And no I'm not one of those that even bother to go up there.
Dave and Sue Whitfield
it is a topless deck that I ahve rarely seen used by topless people! seems
like more people hoping for some topless people are on it! <G> Where is
the Bottomless male Deck?
Americans really ahve a problem with topless bathing, I can not understand
why..
McCormick <dyl...@conknet.com> wrote in article
<01bc872e$a6126500$d4d6a5cc@dylj-mc>...
David Allen
Becca wrote:
>
> > I'm thinking it's: 1. an urban legend.
> > or 2. somebody actually did it, but not with
> > Carnival's blessing.
> >
> > has yet started sanctioning it or offering frequent flyer miles for
> > joining!)
> >
> > However, we're taking our four kids on this boat in February, and I'm sure
> > my sons will be watching that deck VERY closely after reading your post.
> > We'll let you know!
> >
> > Regards,
> > Kate Butler
>
> Kate, this could motivate your sons to save their pennies and become
> regular cruisers.
>
> We forget that the rest of the world is not as puritanical as we
> Americans. Topless and clothing optional are standard in many countries,
> while here in America textile beaches are the standard. Many people
> enjoy sunbathing topless and many actually pay to lay in waffle-irons to
> get that all-over tan. Not that "I" would ever sunbathe topless, I'm
> just saying there are many ladies who do enjoy that. Would I do that???
>
> Becca
Somehow I got this feeling that if Becca ever went on a Carnival ship,
she would be right up there on the topless deck. Right?
--
Dave Allen
Dave Allen's Home Page http://www.anet-dfw.com/~zuggie/
Group Cruise Web Site http://www.anet-dfw.com/~zuggie/group.html
David Allen
Ray Goldenberg wrote:
>
> On 3 Jul 1997 02:05:34 GMT, you wrote:
>
> >
> >I'm thinking it's: 1. an urban legend.
> > or 2. somebody actually did it, but not with
> >Carnival's blessing.
> >
>
> It is not an urban myth. <g> All Carnival ships have a topless area
> where children are not allowed. I only go up there so I can give my
> clients the excellent first hand knowlege that they have come to
> depend on from me. <;+)
> Best regards,
> Ray
> LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL
> 800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905
I can tell Ray is a class fellow.
MR. HYDE
In response to your question, there is a topless deck on at least two of
the carnival ships. Both ships I have been on have one. Whether or not
you can go totally nude is up to you. There are no camera's allowed up
there!
Becca
I am curious. Can't help but wonder if this message is Dave or Sue
talking here, but I sure hope it's Sue.
Becca
Ermalee McCauley
Fred Lanyard wrote:
>
> Ermalee McCauley <erm...@erols.com> wrote:
>
> >Becca, Now the whole world will be watching you. Of course you
> >wouldn't actually DO that, any more than I would. But an allover tan
> >is NICE!
> >
> >Hugs (but not when you're topless)
> >
> >Ermalee
>
>
> Would you like to be in charge of the list to get those hugs from
> Becca if you don't need them? I am sure it wouldn't be too long since
> the morals all the men here are unimpeachable.
>
> Regards,
> Fred Lanyard
Fred, I'm sure you didn't mean to make it sound like hugs are immoral,
now did you?
Naively,
Ermalee
>
Fred Lanyard
r...@lighthousetravel.com (Ray Goldenberg) wrote:
.
>Hi Kate,
>
>It is not an urban myth. <g> All Carnival ships have a topless area
>where children are not allowed. I only go up there so I can give my
>clients the excellent first hand knowlege that they have come to
>depend on from me. <;+)
>Best regards,
>Ray
And how much did you say the pictures you take cost?
Ermalee McCauley
Becca wrote:
>
> > Becca, Now the whole world will be watching you. Of course you
> > wouldn't actually DO that, any more than I would. But an allover tan
> > is NICE!
> >
> > Hugs (but not when you're topless)
> >
> > Ermalee
>
> to you, but only if you ask nicely.
Pretty please????? Now that's what I call nicely.
>
> But while I am on the GGC, I promise to act like a lady. I plan on
> taking lessons from you, Ermalee; that's why I'm going, this is an
> educational opportunity for me.
Oh, the things you'll learn. So the first step is to scratch the first
sentence of your last paragraph.
>
> Hugs (fully clothed) Whew! Sure glad to hear that
> Becca
Ermalee
Ermalee McCauley
David Allen wrote:
>
> Becca wrote:
> >
> > > I'm thinking it's: 1. an urban legend.
> > > or 2. somebody actually did it, but not with
> > > Carnival's blessing.
> > >
> > > has yet started sanctioning it or offering frequent flyer miles for
> > > joining!)
> > >
> > > However, we're taking our four kids on this boat in February, and I'm sure
> > > my sons will be watching that deck VERY closely after reading your post.
> > > We'll let you know!
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > Kate Butler
> >
> > Kate, this could motivate your sons to save their pennies and become
> > regular cruisers.
> >
> > We forget that the rest of the world is not as puritanical as we
> > Americans. Topless and clothing optional are standard in many countries,
> > while here in America textile beaches are the standard. Many people
> > enjoy sunbathing topless and many actually pay to lay in waffle-irons to
> > get that all-over tan. Not that "I" would ever sunbathe topless, I'm
> > just saying there are many ladies who do enjoy that. Would I do that???
> >
> > Becca
>
> Somehow I got this feeling that if Becca ever went on a Carnival ship,
> she would be right up there on the topless deck. Right?
Not under my tutelage. Ermalee
Becca
> > Ermalee, I do have one "I can't believe I did that" photo I could email
> > to you, but only if you ask nicely.
>
> Pretty please????? Now that's what I call nicely.
I just emailed you a picture from my photo hall of shame, and I will
trust you to keep this between me and you, my sister-friend. Ermalee,
you can make me do the craziest things.
> > But while I am on the GGC, I promise to act like a lady. I plan on
> > taking lessons from you, Ermalee; that's why I'm going, this is an
> > educational opportunity for me.
>
> Oh, the things you'll learn. So the first step is to scratch the first
> sentence of your last paragraph.
Consider the "lady" part scratched out. I always do what I am told.
> > Hugs (fully clothed)
> > Becca
> Whew! Sure glad to hear that
> Ermalee
No sense of adventure Ermalee.<g>
Becca
("Try it - you'll like it")
jleq
Becca <be...@hal-pc.org> wrote in article
<33BC88...@hal-pc.org>...
> I just emailed you a picture from my photo hall of shame, and I
will
> trust you to keep this between me and you, my sister-friend.
Ermalee,
> you can make me do the craziest things.
If memory serves, Becca has no picture posted on Dave's "Group
Cruise" webpage. Ermalee, you'd be doing a vast public service.
--jim
David Allen
Becca, Becca, Becca... now are we not all family and friends here? And
you know we're all dying to see the photo. I feel slighted and hurt that
Ermalee is the only one to get it. Can't you share with all of us? In
fact, I believe your picture would be so special that we might get
permission from John Davis to run it in the newsgroup. And we do need
one for the Passenger List.
Fred Lanyard
Ermalee McCauley <erm...@erols.com> wrote:
>>
>> Somehow I got this feeling that if Becca ever went on a Carnival ship,
>> she would be right up there on the topless deck. Right?
>
>Not under my tutelage. Ermalee
>
Does this mean you are now a reformer? Perish the thought.
Kaviyd
In article <33bc1839...@news.silcom.com>, r...@lighthousetravel.com
(Ray Goldenberg) writes:
>All Carnival ships have a topless area
>where children are not allowed.
Why are children not allowed there? That would seem to be the perfect
place for the mother of an infant to take said infant if she wishes to
nurse
and sunbathe at the same time.
Ermalee McCauley
Fred Lanyard wrote:
>
> Ermalee McCauley <erm...@erols.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> Somehow I got this feeling that if Becca ever went on a Carnival ship,
> >> she would be right up there on the topless deck. Right?
> >
> >Not under my tutelage. Ermalee
> >
> Hi Ermalee,
>
> Does this mean you are now a reformer? Perish the thought.
Yes, perish the thought. There are other methods. Ermalee
Jim
Becca <be...@hal-pc.org> wrote:
>> > Ermalee, I do have one "I can't believe I did that" photo I could email
>> > to you, but only if you ask nicely.
>>
>> Pretty please????? Now that's what I call nicely.
>
>
>trust you to keep this between me and you, my sister-friend. Ermalee,
>you can make me do the craziest things.
>
Dang, and here I was waiting to "see" Becca post her photo on
the NG. Hey, how will we know who she is if she doesn't post
her photo? <VBG>
>> > But while I am on the GGC, I promise to act like a lady. I plan on
>> > taking lessons from you, Ermalee; that's why I'm going, this is an
>> > educational opportunity for me.
>>
>> Oh, the things you'll learn. So the first step is to scratch the first
>> sentence of your last paragraph.
>
>Consider the "lady" part scratched out. I always do what I am told.
>
>> > Hugs (fully clothed)
>> > Becca
>
>> Whew! Sure glad to hear that
>> Ermalee
>
>No sense of adventure Ermalee.<g>
>
>Becca
>("Try it - you'll like it")
She needs a bunch of Banana Coladas first. <G>
Jim
Raymond Kunz
Please let me correct one thing,the topless deck on fantasy class and
destiny are around the funnel although somewhat smaller area on
Destiny.Holiday class ships are located on the top front deck.
RAY
FRANKIE DINVERNO JR.
I too believe that there should be a deck
for men to go bottomless just as the women everyone should just get
NAKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Skip Elliott Bowman
So is this top deck "clothing optional" meaning nude, or "topless" only"
which discriminates against women
(why should guys have all the fun?)?
Skip
Dave and Sue Whitfield wrote:
> it is a topless deck that I ahve rarely seen used by topless people! seems
> like more people hoping for some topless people are on it! <G> Where is
> the Bottomless male Deck?
> Americans really ahve a problem with topless bathing, I can not understand
> why..
>
Michael Petersen
In article <19970704152...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
kav...@aol.com says...
> In article <33bc1839...@news.silcom.com>,
r...@lighthousetravel.com
> (Ray Goldenberg) writes:
>
> >All Carnival ships have a topless area
> >where children are not allowed.
>
> Why are children not allowed there? That would seem to be the perfect
> place for the mother of an infant to take said infant if she wishes to
> nurse
> and sunbathe at the same time.
Yep, that's what I want to see on a cruise....
(maybe the infant shouldn't be out in the blazing sun???)
Michael Petersen
In article <5pj8hh$p1$1...@newsd-113.bryant.webtv.net>, FRAN...@webtv.net
says...
> I too believe that there should be a deck
>
> for men to go bottomless just as the women everyone should just get
>
> NAKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Then go on a nudist cruise... What I see of most people on a cruise is
enough...I DEFINATELY don't want to see them nude!!!
Most people need more clothes on cruises :-)
Michael Rutkiewicz
Hi Fred,
Where are you located? Do you have any great fams for travel agents? How
about topless agents? Pretty funny subject! I have been around the world
and it doesn't seem to be a problem elsewhere.
Happy cruising,
Michael
Michael Rutkiewicz
Hi,
I have never been on the Carnival cruise line, but have been around the
world numerous times. Americans have been brought up to be uptight about
nudity. I agree with you regarding this subject. Do you travel alot?
Happy cruising,
Michael
p.s. This is the first time that I have ever used a chat room type area.
I got hooked up to my webTV a few weeks ago and am having fun
experiencing the WEB.
Ermalee McCauley
Becca,
I have torn your picture to shreds. Please find another one to send to
Dave. And HURRY. Time is running out. Becca, was that picture from
the shoulders down (who snipped off the head?) really you??? Nah!
But you could send him one in a swim suit.
Ermalee
Fred Lanyard
max...@webtv.net (Michael Rutkiewicz) wrote:
Hi Mike,
Okay buddy, first of all, this ain't no chat room. You have entered
another dimension, we have control of your television, a dimension of
time where the force is with you, a dimension of sight and sound and
fury signifying nothing.
You have entered the Usenet Zone; the newsgroup called
rec.travel.cruises from whose bourne no traveller ever wakes.
Welcome to the monkey house. We hope you enjoyed cruising with us.
(OK, who can recall all the references in the above? How about it
George?)
Becca
> Becca <be...@hal-pc.org> wrote in article
>> I just emailed you a picture from my photo hall of shame, and I
>> will trust you to keep this between me and you, my sister-friend.
>> Ermalee, you can make me do the craziest things.
> If memory serves, Becca has no picture posted on Dave's "Group
> Cruise" webpage. Ermalee, you'd be doing a vast public service.
>
> --jim
Jim, don't be encouraging Ermalee, I'll gladly send you a photo, but NOT
the one I sent Ermalee, that photo isn't all that, anyway.
Becca
Ray Goldenberg
David Allen <zug...@anet-dfw.com> wrote:
>I can tell Ray is a class fellow.
>--
Hi Dave,
I will just make any sacrifice necessary to provide information for my
wonderful clients. Besides that, I have toured an engine room
already. <vbg>
Robert C. White Jr.
McCormick (dyl...@conknet.com) wrote:
: My husband was told by someone who has been on the Carnival Celebration
: that there is a deck at the very top that is for nude sunbathing! I find
: this hard to believe. Can anyone out there confirm or deny this?
:
: Just hanging out til our next cruise,
: The McCormick's @ dyl...@conknet.com
So that's what that in-cabin tv channel was!
Just kidding. It existed on the Jubilee, but was never used.
Of course 3 days of sub 70 degree weather back in Dec. might have
contributed to it.
[ Robert C. White, Jr. r...@whitestar.com ]
[ Rescue a Malamute today. WhiteStar Corporation ]
[ http://www.whitestar.com Cartographic Data ]
Andrew Robinson
"By the Book" <byth...@sprynet.com> writes:
> [nude sunbathing on Celebration]
>
> I'm thinking it's: 1. an urban legend.
> or 2. somebody actually did it, but not with
> Carnival's blessing.
>
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a deck for nude sunbathing on the
Celebration -- I went on the Sensation last year, and one deck was
designated as "tops optional". There was a sign at the bottom of the
stars leading to the deck that indicatated that. It also said that no
cameras were allowed on that deck.
--
Andrew J. Robinson <a...@bellatlantic.net> <arob...@nyx.net>
http://www.nyx.net/~arobinso
Jinjer L. Simon
From what I have seen, having sailed on both the Sensation and Destiny,
there are topless locations on all of Carnival's fleet.
Jinjer
Andrew Robinson <a...@bellatlantic.net> wrote in article
<x6vi2my...@techno.bellatlantic.net>...
Marilyn J Hadlick
fredl...@worldnet.att.net (Fred Lanyard) wrote:
>max...@webtv.net (Michael Rutkiewicz) wrote:
>>Michael
>>
>>p.s. This is the first time that I have ever used a chat room type area.
>>I got hooked up to my webTV a few weeks ago and am having fun
>>experiencing the WEB.
>Hi Mike,
>Okay buddy, first of all, this ain't no chat room. You have entered
>another dimension, we have control of your television, a dimension of
>time where the force is with you, a dimension of sight and sound and
>fury signifying nothing.
>You have entered the Usenet Zone; the newsgroup called
>rec.travel.cruises from whose bourne no traveller ever wakes.
>Welcome to the monkey house. We hope you enjoyed cruising with us.
>(OK, who can recall all the references in the above? How about it
>George?)
>Regards,
>Fred Lanyard
>CRUISE VALUE CENTER
>1-800-231-SHIP Residence (908) 636-0938
>Living on your western shore, saw summer sunsets, asked for more...
Fred,
You just crack me up! <vbg>
Hmm...I've got some of them, but not all...
The Outer Limits,
The force - what else but Star Wars..
TZ! - Rod Serling grew up in my home town (Binghamton, NY)
"whose bourne no traveller ever wakes" ? Moby Dick? dunno...
Hmm, Vonnegut wrote a book called "welcome to the monkey house"...
How'd I do?
marilyn
mar...@servtech.com
who has finally finished moving! now I can come out and play again! :)
PS hey Fred, are you going on the GGC?
SHEREEMCG
We sailed on Celebration last Oct andd there was a tops optional deck up
top.
Sheree
McCormick
How about one more * One step beyond* Any others?
--
The McCormick's @ dyl...@conknet.com
Marilyn J Hadlick <xmar...@xservtech.com> wrote in article
<5pun7p$9qu$1...@post.servtech.com>...
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See below for two more -- Suzi Waters
In article <01bc8c70$70e4cd40$e7d6a5cc@dylj-mc> "McCormick"
<dyl...@conknet.com> writes:>From: "McCormick" <dyl...@conknet.com>
>Subject: Re: Nude deck on Carnival????
>Date: Wed, 09 Jul 1997 15:04:26 GMT
>How about one more * One step beyond* Any others?
>--
snippage
>> >Hi Mike,
>>
>> >Okay buddy, first of all, this ain't no chat room. You have entered
>> >another dimension, we have control of your television, a dimension of
>> >time where the force is with you, a dimension of sight and
sound and fury (Faulkner novel?)
>>signifying nothing.
>>
>> >You have entered the Usenet Zone; the newsgroup called
>> >rec.travel.cruises from whose bourne no traveller ever wakes.
>>
>> >Welcome to the monkey house.
We hope you enjoyed cruising with us. (is this from The Love Boat TV show?)
Halgarn
It's not a nude deck, it's topless.
Becca
Ermalee, my server just got this message to me tonight, so sorry I'm so
late in responding; I wasn't ignoring you.
Now, why did you shred me, girlfriend, did I look that bad!!! The
person that took this photo only captured me from the nose down, he
didn't get my whole face.
I am holding off posting a picture on the GGC passenger page because
someone is stalking me (yes, you DOG, I am talking about YOU) and I
don't want him to have one more little thing to fixate on. He will get
on with his pathetic life, start harassing another defenseless woman and
leave me alone, then I will send Dave a picture.
Again, sorry this took so long, my ISP has been having trouble, maybe
this will be the end of it.
Hugs,
Becca