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Topic: Teens break Curfew - Security Issue

Dave the Wave
First Class Passenger
Member # 3813

posted 11-28-2006 10:12 AM

I am with you Ernie. Throw them off at the next port or if it is a sea day, then into the water (that may be too cruel as they don't swim) or walk the plank. They are punks who don't know how to behave, have no class, no home training are disrespectful and should not be on the Mariner of the Seas in the first place. I will be onboard in May and hope I don't run into them. If they want to act like like urban rapster gansters, then they can go back where they came from or least over to Carnival.

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lasuvidaboy
First Class Passenger
Member # 4527

posted 11-28-2006 09:22 PM

quote:
Originally posted by nycruiser:
As a side note I am becoming a teacher so I work part time at this after school program and you can't beleive how the parents act. You tell them their kid did something and they are ready to kill me! I think some people lack accountability these days.

Good luck w/your teaching career. Hopefully it will be in a private school!

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Jonathan
First Class Passenger
Member # 5201

posted 11-28-2006 09:28 PM

Wow what the heck is going on in those videos? Man those kdis need to brush up on their english i dont know ebonics

. I am a teenager and i have never missbehaved on a cruise. No one has ever had to tell me to be quiet or shut up or stop running. Im on vacation i dont like to be a goof that takes up too my energy lol.

Jonathan

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Brian_O
First Class Passenger
Member # 3910

posted 11-28-2006 11:33 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Dave the Wave:
I am with you Ernie. Throw them off at the next port or if it is a sea day, then into the water (that may be too cruel as they don't swim) or walk the plank. They are punks who don't know how to behave, have no class, no home training are disrespectful and should not be on the Mariner of the Seas in the first place. I will be onboard in May and hope I don't run into them. If they want to act like like urban rapster gansters, then they can go back where they came from or least over to Carnival.

Put them off at the next port and "Blacklist" them...and their parents too.

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lasuvidaboy
First Class Passenger
Member # 4527

posted 11-29-2006 11:24 AM

quote:
Originally posted by Brian_O:
Put them off at the next port and "Blacklist" them...and their parents too.

Be careful. The ever popular race card could be pulled out again.

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feargus
First Class Passenger
Member # 3982

posted 11-29-2006 11:50 AM

Talking of blacklists or no cruise lists, i remember when i worked on the old Pacific Princess we did find one older woman who had been put on a no cruise list by other companies, she was known as the Phantom Crapper. She used to enjoy leaving small brown surprises/ gifts in public rooms on various cruise ships at the time.
Even 16 years or so later I have no idea what would be the fun in doing that!

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desirod7
First Class Passenger
Member # 1626

posted 11-29-2006 12:38 PM

quote:
Originally posted by feargus:
Talking of blacklists or no cruise lists,...........

Tis true, the 'insiders' such as yourself Feargus, who grace this board have advised me that there are VIP passenger lists, watch lists, and black lists as you describe.

The internet is a small place

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Jonathan
First Class Passenger
Member # 5201

posted 11-29-2006 07:11 PM

There were a good many people in the comments below those videos that did not care for what they were doing.

Jonathan

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TampaMike
First Class Passenger
Member # 4445

posted 11-29-2006 08:42 PM

Unfortunately, cruising is a microcosm of society. Society has somehow taught youth that talking smack, challenging authority or disrespecting elders is cool. It is easy to be a wise ass, but they don't get it. It takes more courage to be kind, respectful and aware beyond yourself. The smack is cowardly. But frankly, I see similar behavior from adults. As cruising has become mostly a mass market product, we are subject to this more than I care for. I cruise to get AWAY from the hassels, challenges and rude treatment I get every day.

Just as I detest air travel, which is no more than a flying bus, I am increasingly selective as to which ship, which itinerary and what time of year I cruise.

Although we know of selective cruise products where we are unlikely to encounter this, I would hope the larger cruise companies will soon identify a niche market to commit ships to the adult market. I believe Celebrity looked at adult only cruises, but I do not know if it materialized.

But that would not cure the ills of ill behaved adults, which are no rareity. I just continue to wonder why people who protest social behavior norms flock to cruising. Did they not KNOW other human beings would be aboard?

[ 11-30-2006: Message edited by: TampaMike ]

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Pascal
First Class Passenger
Member # 5510

posted 11-30-2006 06:25 AM

quote:
Originally posted by feargus:
Talking of blacklists or no cruise lists, i remember when i worked on the old Pacific Princess we did find one older woman who had been put on a no cruise list by other companies, she was known as the Phantom Crapper. She used to enjoy leaving small brown surprises/ gifts in public rooms on various cruise ships at the time.
Even 16 years or so later I have no idea what would be the fun in doing that!

So lovely ! Was she brownlisted ?

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