What's your biggest pet peeve when cruising?

"Peaches" wrote:

we are doing it
again in Nov. with a small group of Red Hatters.

There was a Red Hat group on the Mercury last weekend. They were
having a lot of fun.

I love the "Red Haters!" Sure miss ol Ronald Regan!
"Jack Hamilton" wrote in message
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"Peaches" wrote:

we are doing it
again in Nov. with a small group of Red Hatters.

There was a Red Hat group on the Mercury last weekend. They were
having a lot of fun.

Val Kraut wrote:
You get 2 or maybe 4 people in minimum rooms run up to the Lido in the
morning - capture a table for 6 by filling the chairs with books bags etc.,
and then hold the table for the day playing cards, reading books, talking
etc. Meanwhile others are looking for a place to eat their lunch.

My second favorite is people who can't dance hopping around the floor as if
infected by evil spirits bumping into to those actually trying to do real
ballroom steps. This type of behavior would not be allowed in a casino or
other area where a certain knowledge is required, but the dance floor seems
free game.
..

Great.........I'll look forward to irritating you

On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:15:29 -0500, "clint"
wrote:

Our pet peve(the cow and I) is the hokie pokie line dance on
Carnival...lasts until 1 am thruogh the hallways(as seniors we need our
sleep!)

I never did see a hokey pokey line and we were often up at 1 AM.

Where does it go?

On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 21:41:29 -0400, (Surfer E2468)
wrote:

BRIAN:
Glad she reclaimed her seat,andif the otjer person got mad TOUGH


cruise lover

Thanks.

I checked on the next excursion we went on and the guide made it very
clear that there wasn't to be seat switching. She also talked about
how aggravating it was when that happened.

On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:17:57 -0400, Ermalee
wrote:

Would you like to read some of Nonny's other stories? They are very
funny and entertaining. :-) Some of them are actually based on fact,
according to Mrs. N.

Ermalee

He tells the truth half the time? G

On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 13:18:52 -0000, -hh
wrote:


If it bothers you to steal dirty towels, simply use the stolen dirty
towel to replace the clean ones in your own cabin so that way you can
steal the clean ones :-)

All humor aside, I do find various towel 'accounting' rules to be a
nuisance. Its mostly because the 'lost towel' fee is often several
times the real value of the towel in question, which only serves to
motivate those who carelessly lost their towel to go steal yours to
avoid the fee.


-hh

I guess that's one way. G

The rules are irritating although I can't remember ever really having
a problem with them but there will probably be a time we do.

Unfortunately there are people who appropriate things for themselves
which can cost a hotel or cruise line a lot.

Brian wrote:
On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:17:57 -0400, Ermalee
wrote:


Would you like to read some of Nonny's other stories? They are very
funny and entertaining. :-) Some of them are actually based on fact,
according to Mrs. N.

Ermalee


He tells the truth half the time? G


Way more than half the time.

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s.com...
Mine would have to be those who hog chairs with towels and then you
see the towels sitting on empty chairs throughout the day. As far as
I am concerned if you aren't in the chair for about 15 minutes or no
family member is right there the chairs are fair game. What do you
guys think?

Matt
www.cruisetroop.com
A Community For Cruisers


What about the obnoxious volume of the Princess's MUTS system. I can agree
that it should be loud enough to hear during the day by the pool but they
gone way beyond that to the point of being irrational. Remember to bring
ear plugs !

On Sep 22, 8:35 am, wrote:

I didn't know pets were allowed on cruiseships ...