09/12/10 - DVCers Take Over the Wonder (S.S. Member Cruise 2010) - Thread #2

[dvc deernut]

WHICH CRUISE DIRECTOR DID THE DANCE FROM THE SHOW THE fresh Prince of Belair. The character Carliton danced it?

 

[mousefan64]

the term was used a lot by bob and doug mackenzie

milford remembered it, eh

but then he just loves the 80's

 

[mousefan64]

WHICH CRUISE DIRECTOR DID THE DANCE FROM THE SHOW THE fresh Prince of Belair. The character Carliton danced it?

NOT SURE, I WILL SAY MICKEY MOUSE , EH

 

[mousefan64]

ok,

i am done with eh

 

[mousefan64]

Nope, I sure didn't and NEITHER DID YOU!!!




What are you thanking Shawn for? Just kidding...I know exactly what you were thanking her for...I was going to thank her too.

MY PLEASURE

 

[dvc4life]

Looks like fun was had during the sailaway party. We tried to get home but just didn't make it. Thank you for taking the picture of the ship sailing away Marsha and some one else that I can't remember, sorry, but thank you very very very much. God I can't wait. It is so cool thinking we all will be on it in 21 days.

So Ian, what exactly is a hoser? I mean I remember that from the 80's. But what does it really stand for, eh?

 

[bbrnca]

Here is 2 defintions of the "Hoser"....(that was good Ian)

Today, the word hoser evokes a stereotypical Canadian male, typically lower to middle class, white and English Canadian. He is especially concerned with drinking beer and watching hockey.

Hoser is both a slang term and a stereotype, originating from and used primarily in Canada. It is not often used by Canadians, but it is sometimes used as "typical" Canadian slang by those imitating Canadians, similar to the expression "eh?"[1]

 

[beeadude]

I just read something very interesting on the cruise section of disboards. It involves using your points for cruises. Points will no longer be accepted until after Sept 2011 if then.
http://wwwdisboards.com/showthread.php?t=2537773
see the first post, then 182 and 193.
Vicki

 

[mousefan64]

Here is 2 defintions of the "Hoser"....(that was good Ian)

Today, the word hoser evokes a stereotypical Canadian male, typically lower to middle class, white and English Canadian. He is especially concerned with drinking beer and watching hockey.

Hoser is both a slang term and a stereotype, originating from and used primarily in Canada. It is not often used by Canadians, but it is sometimes used as "typical" Canadian slang by those imitating Canadians, similar to the expression "eh?"[1]

though that sounds like a hoosier, take away the hockey and add basketball

 

[dvc deernut]

Here is 2 defintions of the "Hoser"....(that was good Ian)

Today, the word hoser evokes a stereotypical Canadian male, typically lower to middle class, white and English Canadian. He is especially concerned with drinking beer and watching hockey.

Hoser is both a slang term and a stereotype, originating from and used primarily in Canada. It is not often used by Canadians, but it is sometimes used as "typical" Canadian slang by those imitating Canadians, similar to the expression "eh?"[1]

THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING THE TERM MADE FAMOUS BY THE MACKENZIE BROTHERSWHEN WE MEET AT THE BUFFALO AIRPORT FOR OUR FLIGHT I WILL HAVE TO COME UP TO YOU AND SAY

HOWs IT GOIN' EH!!!

 

[mousefan64]

Looks like fun was had during the sailaway party. We tried to get home but just didn't make it. Thank you for taking the picture of the ship sailing away Marsha and some one else that I can't remember, sorry, but thank you very very very much. God I can't wait. It is so cool thinking we all will be on it in 21 days.

So Ian, what exactly is a hoser? I mean I remember that from the 80's. But what does it really stand for, eh?

Oh Chris sorry you didn't make, make sure you are here for the last 2,

 

[dvc deernut]

though that sounds like a hoosier, take away the hockey and add basketball

WHY ARE YOU CALLED HOOSIERS? DOES IT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH CUTTERS AT THE QUARRIES?

 

[dvc deernut]

SINCE WE ARE TALKING ABOUT CRUISE DIRECTORS. ONE YEAR WE SAILED THE CRUISE DIRECTOR HAD A WELL KNOWN NAME!!! AT LEAST TO ME HIS NAME WAS IAN

OUR PHOTO AT THE SIDE IS TAKEN WITH CAPTAIN JOHN ON CC. LAURA AND II THINK HE IS CAPTAIN JOHN.

 

[mousefan64]

WHY ARE YOU CALLED HOOSIERS? DOES IT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH CUTTERS AT THE QUARRIES?

The best evidence, however, suggests that "Hoosier" was a term of contempt and opprobrium common in the upland South and used to denote a rustic, a bumpkin, a countryman, a roughneck, a hick or an awkward, uncouth or unskilled fellow. Although the word's derogatory meaning has faded, it can still be heard in its original sense, albeit less frequently than its cousins "Cracker" and "Redneck."

as you can see nothing to do with the quarries,, seems to have taken off about 1833, wow

 

[mousefan64]

SINCE WE ARE TALKING ABOUT CRUISE DIRECTORS. ONE YEAR WE SAILED THE CRUISE DIRECTOR HAD A WELL KNOWN NAME!!! AT LEAST TO ME HIS NAME WAS IAN

OUR PHOTO AT THE SIDE IS TAKEN WITH CAPTAIN JOHN ON CC. LAURA AND II THINK HE IS CAPTAIN JOHN.

Nice very nice

 

[mousefan64]

Wait a minute is he canadian also

 

[dvc deernut]

Wait a minute is he canadian also

IM NOT SURE CANT REMEMBER, THAT WAS FROM THE 2007 CRUISE. THAT THING AROUND MY NECK WAS WHAT THEY GAVE YOU IF YOU BOUGHT 250 POINTS. THAT WAS TELLING EVERYONE WE SPLURGED ( with rum in hand) AND RECEIVED THE 2008 MEMBER CRUISE FREE WITHOUT PHONING IN.

 

[Diz4]

Thanks for all the help keeping up with the button count. I'll work on getting them done this week.
Does anyone have examples from past cruises?

 

[3DAN]

Hey Shawn,,, How far up I69 do you guys live? Angela and I live five blocks from the Colts facility on the west side of town. And are you guys concerned about the turn of events involving DCl and denial of future bookings with points. I , fortunately, have another cruise booked on the Dream for next summer. But, it appears, no one else will be booking on points through Sept. 2011. I used to be concerned about the bad relationship that appeared to exist between DVC and DCL. It looks like it may even be worse than I thought. Guess I'll have to wait and see. I looked on the DVC website and there is nothing about it there.
Bill

 

[BigDogHU75]

Thanks for all the help keeping up with the button count. I'll work on getting them done this week.
Does anyone have examples from past cruises?

Thanks for doing the buttons.