Magic 11/20/04 Thanksgiving Cruisers?
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WMILLER86
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An Eagle fan, eh?
A fan has to support his team in bad times as well as good. No fair weather fan here! I can take a few bad seasons. I have lots of great memories of watching the Cowboys win 5 Super Bowls to sustain me!
My Gramps always told me you cannot appreciate the good, unless you have had the bad!
OK, for serious stuff!
Here is a run down of DIS BOARD MEETS!
SAILAWAY- Deck 10 in corner by the portable bar, overlooking the ceck party below.(dock side) Look for the LIME GREEN
Sunday- After Castaway Cay in Diversions for football
Monday- PALO Brunch- 11:00 AM- I will be running to reservations desk when I board. You may want to head there to make sure I was able to get everyone signed up. We have 24 and I am not sure they will let me reserve that many at once. So to be safe, check with the res desk and see if I was successful. I will leave a phone message on your cabin phone, also.
Thursday- High Tea in Palo- 3:00 PM
DIS Nightcaps- Every night in Diversions about 10-10:30 to talk about how the day went.
I will also have this schedule on my door- cabin 6584.
Willie
I saw this in another thread and somehow.......it reminded me of.......me LOL.........for all who want to go to "hell"
The Road to Hell - Grand Cayman Style
Oct 07 '01
The Bottom Line Unless you're into cheesy souvenirs, or a serious student of geology, don't bother going to Hell.
They say the road to Hell is paved with good intentions. It is not. It is a fairly flat, straight road paved with asphalt.
Hell, Grand Cayman, is a tiny community north of Seven Mile Beach. It consists of some rather desolate looking rock formations, a cheesy souvenir shop, and a small post office. This is one attraction in Grand Cayman that you can skip and not feel bad.
The rock formation here is the result of centuries of rainwater wearing away the softer limestone, leaving behind a jagged, other-worldly landscape. Called ironshore, I have seen this type of formation on other islands, notably on the north shore of Aruba. It is interesting, from a geologic point of view, but not particularly scenic.
Some people say Hell got its name when someone, looking at the rock formation, said, This looks like Hell. You be the judge of the historical accuracy of the statement.
The souvenir store boasts a gentleman wearing a devil costume. For a small fee you can take his picture. When he found out I was from Michigan, he asked me if I knew that there was a Hell in Michigan also. Yes, I replied, and it regularly freezes over.
From the tiny post office you can mail postcards to all the people who have ever told you to go to Hell, or that youd end up in Hell if you didnt change your ways. You can tell them you made it to Hell, and rather enjoyed the trip.
If Hell is on your itinerary, (after which you can say youve been to Hell and back), dont plan on spending more than half an hour. Hell is, after all, a rather dull place.
Getting to Hell is easy. (Oh, how true that is!) You can take any of the ubiquitous mini buses that circle the island, or you can walk. I suppose, if you are small enough, you could go to Hell in a handbasket.
It is rather a hike from most of the hotels on Seven Mile Beach, but once into the community of West Bay, you are in a very pretty residential area. And besides, if you are on the road to Hell, it is best to have your eyes wide open.
Whether you end up in Hell by design or by accident, the trip there is more enjoyable than the arrival.
The Road to Hell - Grand Cayman Style
Oct 07 '01
The Bottom Line Unless you're into cheesy souvenirs, or a serious student of geology, don't bother going to Hell.
They say the road to Hell is paved with good intentions. It is not. It is a fairly flat, straight road paved with asphalt.
Hell, Grand Cayman, is a tiny community north of Seven Mile Beach. It consists of some rather desolate looking rock formations, a cheesy souvenir shop, and a small post office. This is one attraction in Grand Cayman that you can skip and not feel bad.
The rock formation here is the result of centuries of rainwater wearing away the softer limestone, leaving behind a jagged, other-worldly landscape. Called ironshore, I have seen this type of formation on other islands, notably on the north shore of Aruba. It is interesting, from a geologic point of view, but not particularly scenic.
Some people say Hell got its name when someone, looking at the rock formation, said, This looks like Hell. You be the judge of the historical accuracy of the statement.
The souvenir store boasts a gentleman wearing a devil costume. For a small fee you can take his picture. When he found out I was from Michigan, he asked me if I knew that there was a Hell in Michigan also. Yes, I replied, and it regularly freezes over.
From the tiny post office you can mail postcards to all the people who have ever told you to go to Hell, or that youd end up in Hell if you didnt change your ways. You can tell them you made it to Hell, and rather enjoyed the trip.
If Hell is on your itinerary, (after which you can say youve been to Hell and back), dont plan on spending more than half an hour. Hell is, after all, a rather dull place.
Getting to Hell is easy. (Oh, how true that is!) You can take any of the ubiquitous mini buses that circle the island, or you can walk. I suppose, if you are small enough, you could go to Hell in a handbasket.
It is rather a hike from most of the hotels on Seven Mile Beach, but once into the community of West Bay, you are in a very pretty residential area. And besides, if you are on the road to Hell, it is best to have your eyes wide open.
Whether you end up in Hell by design or by accident, the trip there is more enjoyable than the arrival.
Hey.........I know how I can get a Mexican killed.......buy my wife a shot at Charlie and Carlos'.........I found this at another post....
The shops in Cozumel were cheap-Hanes type t shirts for $5/each. Carlos and Charlies was good but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it with small kids. They do the shots there where the server gives you the shot and then comes around from back and rubs your chest-women read breasts! and then slaps your behind. Now I know I'm prude but sheesh! ;-) What a wake up call. The food was very good and so were the drinks though.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!
The shops in Cozumel were cheap-Hanes type t shirts for $5/each. Carlos and Charlies was good but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it with small kids. They do the shots there where the server gives you the shot and then comes around from back and rubs your chest-women read breasts! and then slaps your behind. Now I know I'm prude but sheesh! ;-) What a wake up call. The food was very good and so were the drinks though.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!
For all doing the "Fury Catamaran and beach party.........here's some info..........
On Cozumel we did the Fury Sail/Snorkel/Beach excursion. Initially I thought we made a mistake. They hearded us on to this 65 ft catamaran like cattle. For the first 15 min I was not pleased. Then we were allowed to spread out and it got better. The snorkeling was fun but we didn't see as much as we had in GC the previous day. They took us to a "private" beach where I suppose they're contracted with and you could kayak or float on rafts at no charge. Beer, soda and margaritas were free-of-charge. They served $8 cheeseburgers with potato salad. Only food offered so pack a snack if u don't want to pay this. It is a 4-5 hour excursion from start to finish so you will get hungry. You can ride horses along the beach for $20/person with a guide. My dh and dd did this. They enjoyed it. They saw several iguanas, but really got bitten by mosquitos so have repellent on. On the sail back to the Magic, the crew (cheers to Willy !) really got us all going. Music and line dancing on the front of the catamaran. We were cheering quite loudly by the time we reached the ship. A fun day.
On Cozumel we did the Fury Sail/Snorkel/Beach excursion. Initially I thought we made a mistake. They hearded us on to this 65 ft catamaran like cattle. For the first 15 min I was not pleased. Then we were allowed to spread out and it got better. The snorkeling was fun but we didn't see as much as we had in GC the previous day. They took us to a "private" beach where I suppose they're contracted with and you could kayak or float on rafts at no charge. Beer, soda and margaritas were free-of-charge. They served $8 cheeseburgers with potato salad. Only food offered so pack a snack if u don't want to pay this. It is a 4-5 hour excursion from start to finish so you will get hungry. You can ride horses along the beach for $20/person with a guide. My dh and dd did this. They enjoyed it. They saw several iguanas, but really got bitten by mosquitos so have repellent on. On the sail back to the Magic, the crew (cheers to Willy !) really got us all going. Music and line dancing on the front of the catamaran. We were cheering quite loudly by the time we reached the ship. A fun day.
But it is just a break
Julia and I enjoy reading all and from everybody
Good info on Cozumel
i heard about C&C but forgot about the name
we will stay away....not the "sharing" type....
So overall, you gave the FC&BP a passing grade?
$20.00 to ride a horse on a beach sounds resonable
How many minutes did they let you ride.
Do you know of any threads that talk about this more in detail?
John
Julia and I enjoy reading all and from everybody
Good info on Cozumel
i heard about C&C but forgot about the name
we will stay away....not the "sharing" type....
So overall, you gave the FC&BP a passing grade?
$20.00 to ride a horse on a beach sounds resonable
How many minutes did they let you ride.
Do you know of any threads that talk about this more in detail?
John
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WMILLER
I am not really into pro football but since I live at the Jersey Shore, routing for the Eagles is natural. I saw your cowboys/houston fan tag.
I do enjoy.... dare I say it, NASCAR. I usually tape it. Maybe I can steal a TV in the lounge to see the final race after CC
Id better continue packing.
I am not really into pro football but since I live at the Jersey Shore, routing for the Eagles is natural. I saw your cowboys/houston fan tag.
I do enjoy.... dare I say it, NASCAR. I usually tape it. Maybe I can steal a TV in the lounge to see the final race after CC
Id better continue packing.
NASCAR????? My Bears are doing better but it is the last race of the year. DD14 Jessica I am sure will be finding a place to she "her man Jr." Diversions has the capability to have 4 different stations on. Maybe if we can make a friend Sat. night we can have just one of the t.v.s on "drive fast, turn left". After watching the game Monday night it looks like Willie hasn't seen a professional game in a while either!!! LOL
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Lampy,
You live in the heartland of IndyCar... open wheel racing!! Real racing... none of the WWE staged stuff.
Do you know the differnece between NASCAR fans and IndyCar fans?
IndyCar fans have teeth.
Talberts, will you be at the sailaway party? DD is looking forward to meeting your DD.
Silver7, cabin 6069 was quiet.
You live in the heartland of IndyCar... open wheel racing!! Real racing... none of the WWE staged stuff.
Do you know the differnece between NASCAR fans and IndyCar fans?
IndyCar fans have teeth.
Talberts, will you be at the sailaway party? DD is looking forward to meeting your DD.
Silver7, cabin 6069 was quiet.
Hey Doogie.........got one comming back at you........ do know the "tooth brush" WAS invented in Indiana don't you????? Otherwise it would be called "the teeth brush". LOL Since we are doing state jokes.........Hey WILLIE.......if a man and women get married in Texas.........move to Florida and get divorced...............are they still brother and sister??? LOL.........It just might be a long sailing for you all if you make me tell jokes!!!!
DOOGIERUNNER
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Lampy,
What's a "TF" on CC? I could guess, but it wouldn't be appropriate to post on these boards
.
You guys DVC?
What's a "TF" on CC? I could guess, but it wouldn't be appropriate to post on these boards
.You guys DVC?
DOOGIERUNNER
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I found it on your other post. Yes, you've been tagged!!
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