The ship would reach every tourist spot in the Caribbean.
Does this sound fun if you had the disposable income to do it, like our boy @Merlin ?
I can only imagine an old sailor like you on one of those cruises with his wife when they hit a southsea port or two. "No let's avoid that area entirely baby it's a den of alcohol and sin."Thinking of Subic, I miss the LBFM's ~ @Merlin
Honey, all little children call old white guys "Papa" in Olongapo. And no, I'm not wearing a disguise! ~ MerlinI can only imagine an old sailor like you on one of those cruises with his wife when they hit a southsea port or two. "No let's avoid that area entirely baby it's a den of alcohol and sin."
You will do figure eights in the Indian Ocean for 8 months, and like it! ~ US NavyAbsolutely no fucking way.
I could MAYBE, MAYBE handle a 2-month New England/Europe/Mediterraneanm tour.
Poor @thirteen28 and @blackbart never understood the joys of "sailing" the high seas, since they were always breathing each others CO2 and hot racking it below the waterline. When finally coming to the surface, they normally disturbed polar bears....
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Sardines in mustard sauce. Our ship's store had them. I used to like hanging a pencil by a string from the ceiling and swaying with pencil while talking to a new guy, trying to get them to puke....lol...We were assholes....ha!I have a very vivid memory of transiting around the north side of Great Britain in stat 5 seas. Not a great place for a round structure. Luckily I was eating sardines and laughing at the guys with garbage bags tied around their necks.
Smart sailors (on ships that aren’t broken) go under that junk.
I have a very vivid memory of transiting around the north side of Great Britain in stat 5 seas. Not a great place for a round structure. Luckily I was eating sardines and laughing at the guys with garbage bags tied around their necks.
Smart sailors (on ships that aren’t broken) go under that junk.
Poor @thirteen28 and @blackbart never understood the joys of "sailing" the high seas, since they were always breathing each others CO2 and hot racking it below the waterline. When finally coming to the surface, they normally disturbed polar bears....
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Sub sailors are easy ~ Polar Bear NationSo I guess you're trying to say we are so awesome that even the polar bears want to get busy with us?
For me as a writer, it would be totally worth it. I would finish the novella I have been working on for the last year. No distractions. Quiet time for intellectual endeavors is not wasted time, imo.Reading while the ocean goes by fo a week or two sounds like “you can never go wrong learning something”
Reading while the ocean goes by for a year sounds like “a wasted year”
but thats just me.
unless you put out the extra $79,000 for the unlimited drink package.
Then its sounds more like…..”I waz drunk last year, wtf happened?”
You've never been on a cruise ship and are even considering dropping $175K for a year??? Maybe take a 1 week or 2 week cruise in the exact cabin you are thinking about and see how that goes. I'm with most of the rest. I would fucking hate it from day 1. But I don't like most people and really don't like them in crowds.Ok then @Selassie I and @Elmgrovegnome , how about being a passenger on commercial ship? The berthing isn't fancy and there are no buffets and few children (probably none). There are few if any fancy ports but the lodging is clean and the food is ok. I mentioned Cruise ships in the original post because I've never been on one and it sounds more palatable for one's wife. If I was single and I wanted to cruise around the world on a commercial ship, I would try to work as a Merchant Marine. If I was independently comfortable (not wealthy), I would enjoy this experience as a passenger more than a the Cruise experience that you both loathe. I don't care about cocktail parties, shopping in ship stores or Selassie's piss pools...lol (love that). I love the clarity of being in the open sea and I miss that greatly. I know if I ever get on a Cruise and my cabin has a balcony, I'll be spending a lot of time there.