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That's a pretty sweet looking ship. Thought I prefer smaller capacity ships when I am on a cruise
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Shelby GT-500: 28% Complete
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Nice futuristic shape - but zero interest to me.
WAAYYY too big. Far too many people.
Roy.
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roymattblack wrote:Nice futuristic shape - but zero interest to me.
WAAYYY too big. Far too many people.
Roy. Let's hope there is never a modern day "Titanic" disaster as the loss of life would dwarf Titanic's loss of life.
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I love cruises but that looks like 'Butlins in the water' to me...
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The problem with massive ships like this is when they dock in a port it takes hours to get all the people off and on so you get 20 minutes on the island before you have to line up to get back on the ship.
Carl
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