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flarider wrote:

Leaving tomorrow on the LARGEST CRUISE SHIP IN THE WORLD (by 5cm over it's sister ship, the Oasis of the Seas) This is the inaugural cruise...

Leaving tomorrow on the LARGEST CRUISE SHIP IN THE WORLD (by 5cm over it's sister ship, the Oasis of the Seas)
This is the inaugural cruise, they're calling it the "Labadee Extravaganza"...it's only a 4 night cruise
The other Inaugural Cruise is on the 5th, and that is when she begins her regular 7-day routes.






How big?



Bigger than some of those condominiums.

huck wrote:

Why do they have those water cannon boats traveling with those ships? Just curious???

huck wrote:

Why do they have those water cannon boats traveling with those ships? Just curious???

Billy Jack wrote:

Call me a spoil sport but...While many people are unemployed, on the brink of having their home foreclosed on, or some child is in need of...

Call me a spoil sport but...While many people are unemployed, on the brink of having their home foreclosed on, or some child is in need of food, I am sure it is nice to go on a cruise. I'd do better things with my money.

Nielsen277 wrote:

??? It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't...

???

It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't really that expensive, anyway.

Billy Jack wrote:

Call me a spoil sport but...While many people are unemployed, on the brink of having their home foreclosed on, or some child is in need of...

Call me a spoil sport but...While many people are unemployed, on the brink of having their home foreclosed on, or some child is in need of food, I am sure it is nice to go on a cruise. I'd do better things with my money.

Nielsen277 wrote:

??? It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't...

???

It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't really that expensive, anyway.

Billy Jack wrote:

I didn't say he couldn't spend his money on what he wants, I said that I'd spend my differently. Whether this is a comp or not...

I didn't say he couldn't spend his money on what he wants, I said that I'd spend my differently. Whether this is a comp or not, he will still spend money. Part of the problem with this country is that we care more about ourselves, our vacations, our big tvs, and dirt bikes than we do for those who are really in need. It's called consumerism and greed. It happens on a large scale, and while it happens, children starve to death. Unfortunately, Americans are under the impression that they are entitled; a good education, and an even better career, and dammit I worked hard for my money and can do what I want. We are not entitled to one damn thing when others are starving, we were just lucky enough to have been born here and greedy and cold-hearted enough to, for the most part, not share with others. So when people post pictures of big luxury cruise ships, not only am I not impressed, but hardly jealous since that is the mindset that leaves so many without.

huck wrote:

Why do they have those water cannon boats traveling with those ships? Just curious???

Rupert X wrote:

Ceremonial - launchings, etc....


* Forgot to rate NAVY cruises FAR BELOW Carnival's, by the way....

Nielsen277 wrote:

??? It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't...

???

It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't really that expensive, anyway.

Billy Jack wrote:

I didn't say he couldn't spend his money on what he wants, I said that I'd spend my differently. Whether this is a comp or not...

I didn't say he couldn't spend his money on what he wants, I said that I'd spend my differently. Whether this is a comp or not, he will still spend money. Part of the problem with this country is that we care more about ourselves, our vacations, our big tvs, and dirt bikes than we do for those who are really in need. It's called consumerism and greed. It happens on a large scale, and while it happens, children starve to death. Unfortunately, Americans are under the impression that they are entitled; a good education, and an even better career, and dammit I worked hard for my money and can do what I want. We are not entitled to one damn thing when others are starving, we were just lucky enough to have been born here and greedy and cold-hearted enough to, for the most part, not share with others. So when people post pictures of big luxury cruise ships, not only am I not impressed, but hardly jealous since that is the mindset that leaves so many without.

72kiteboarder wrote:

So your going to sell all the crap you don't NEED like TV, PC, Dirt Bikes and donate the money?

Billy Jack wrote:

Call me a spoil sport but...While many people are unemployed, on the brink of having their home foreclosed on, or some child is in need of...

Call me a spoil sport but...While many people are unemployed, on the brink of having their home foreclosed on, or some child is in need of food, I am sure it is nice to go on a cruise. I'd do better things with my money.

Nielsen277 wrote:

??? It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't...

???

It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't really that expensive, anyway.

Billy Jack wrote:

I didn't say he couldn't spend his money on what he wants, I said that I'd spend my differently. Whether this is a comp or not...

I didn't say he couldn't spend his money on what he wants, I said that I'd spend my differently. Whether this is a comp or not, he will still spend money. Part of the problem with this country is that we care more about ourselves, our vacations, our big tvs, and dirt bikes than we do for those who are really in need. It's called consumerism and greed. It happens on a large scale, and while it happens, children starve to death. Unfortunately, Americans are under the impression that they are entitled; a good education, and an even better career, and dammit I worked hard for my money and can do what I want. We are not entitled to one damn thing when others are starving, we were just lucky enough to have been born here and greedy and cold-hearted enough to, for the most part, not share with others. So when people post pictures of big luxury cruise ships, not only am I not impressed, but hardly jealous since that is the mindset that leaves so many without.

Nielsen277 wrote:

??? It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't...

???

It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't really that expensive, anyway.

Billy Jack wrote:

I didn't say he couldn't spend his money on what he wants, I said that I'd spend my differently. Whether this is a comp or not...

I didn't say he couldn't spend his money on what he wants, I said that I'd spend my differently. Whether this is a comp or not, he will still spend money. Part of the problem with this country is that we care more about ourselves, our vacations, our big tvs, and dirt bikes than we do for those who are really in need. It's called consumerism and greed. It happens on a large scale, and while it happens, children starve to death. Unfortunately, Americans are under the impression that they are entitled; a good education, and an even better career, and dammit I worked hard for my money and can do what I want. We are not entitled to one damn thing when others are starving, we were just lucky enough to have been born here and greedy and cold-hearted enough to, for the most part, not share with others. So when people post pictures of big luxury cruise ships, not only am I not impressed, but hardly jealous since that is the mindset that leaves so many without.

mxknowitall wrote:

You're a douche.

72kiteboarder wrote:

You know that the free rice program is a devistating program to the local farmers where the rice is distributed. Some people argue that it does...

You know that the free rice program is a devistating program to the local farmers where the rice is distributed. Some people argue that it does more harm than good.

Cygnus wrote:

Rice is fucking nasty I wouldn't feed it to my enemies.

Billy Jack wrote:

Call me a spoil sport but...While many people are unemployed, on the brink of having their home foreclosed on, or some child is in need of...

Call me a spoil sport but...While many people are unemployed, on the brink of having their home foreclosed on, or some child is in need of food, I am sure it is nice to go on a cruise. I'd do better things with my money.

Nielsen277 wrote:

??? It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't...

???

It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. No one has any obligation to spend their money in certain ways. Cruises aren't really that expensive, anyway.

flarider wrote:

(what smarty pants doesn't know, is that I was comp'd the cruise.)

sc961 wrote:

[b]Better than being a greedy, selfish bastard.[/b] Billy, enjoying life when you can doesn't make you a selfish greedy bastard. Since you have no idea what...

Better than being a greedy, selfish bastard.

Billy, enjoying life when you can doesn't make you a selfish greedy bastard.

Since you have no idea what Dave or the rest of us do for others as far as donations and volunteer help, it's a bit hypocritical to preach improvement and better moral standards. Step down off that high horse for a bit, and take a look. You might find some decent people down here.

Grendel wrote:

I always thought some people hated on Dave purely because of his political beliefs but it didn't occur to me until this thread that a lot...

I always thought some people hated on Dave purely because of his political beliefs but it didn't occur to me until this thread that a lot of it was just straight-up jealousy.

sc961 wrote:

[b]Better than being a greedy, selfish bastard.[/b] Billy, enjoying life when you can doesn't make you a selfish greedy bastard. Since you have no idea what...

Better than being a greedy, selfish bastard.

Billy, enjoying life when you can doesn't make you a selfish greedy bastard.

Since you have no idea what Dave or the rest of us do for others as far as donations and volunteer help, it's a bit hypocritical to preach improvement and better moral standards. Step down off that high horse for a bit, and take a look. You might find some decent people down here.

Billy Jack wrote:

This is another common response, "You don't know what I or anyone else gives" I don't have to know what any one particular person gives. In...

This is another common response, "You don't know what I or anyone else gives" I don't have to know what any one particular person gives. In my previous statements, I used the word "we" to collectively refer to the majority of people who simply don't give enough. It's not about being on a high horse (another classic response when the greed of people are mentioned) -- it's a fact that America is a consumer national full of greed. Even the average family here would be considered extremely wealthy compared to how others live. Not only am I not impressed with a luxury cruise, I would not be on one.

We shop at places like Wal-Mart at the expense of others. We throw people in jail for stealing large amounts of money for longer terms than we do child molesters. We buy, we consume, we get what we think we are entitled to because "we worked hard and earned it", and we have enough money and resources to help others but we don't help enough. No high horse, just facts. Go online, type 'starving children' in a google search and look at some of the pictures. Then come back here and join the other couple of assholes that are making jokes.

sc961 wrote:

[b]Better than being a greedy, selfish bastard.[/b] Billy, enjoying life when you can doesn't make you a selfish greedy bastard. Since you have no idea what...

Better than being a greedy, selfish bastard.

Billy, enjoying life when you can doesn't make you a selfish greedy bastard.

Since you have no idea what Dave or the rest of us do for others as far as donations and volunteer help, it's a bit hypocritical to preach improvement and better moral standards. Step down off that high horse for a bit, and take a look. You might find some decent people down here.

Billy Jack wrote:

This is another common response, "You don't know what I or anyone else gives" I don't have to know what any one particular person gives. In...

This is another common response, "You don't know what I or anyone else gives" I don't have to know what any one particular person gives. In my previous statements, I used the word "we" to collectively refer to the majority of people who simply don't give enough. It's not about being on a high horse (another classic response when the greed of people are mentioned) -- it's a fact that America is a consumer national full of greed. Even the average family here would be considered extremely wealthy compared to how others live. Not only am I not impressed with a luxury cruise, I would not be on one.

We shop at places like Wal-Mart at the expense of others. We throw people in jail for stealing large amounts of money for longer terms than we do child molesters. We buy, we consume, we get what we think we are entitled to because "we worked hard and earned it", and we have enough money and resources to help others but we don't help enough. No high horse, just facts. Go online, type 'starving children' in a google search and look at some of the pictures. Then come back here and join the other couple of assholes that are making jokes.

mxknowitall wrote:

Give it a rest, man. Get off the computer and go give back if you're so concerned about it.

fencepost wrote:

Billy Jack is upset. This is from his facebook page.

sc961 wrote:

[b]Better than being a greedy, selfish bastard.[/b] Billy, enjoying life when you can doesn't make you a selfish greedy bastard. Since you have no idea what...

Better than being a greedy, selfish bastard.

Billy, enjoying life when you can doesn't make you a selfish greedy bastard.

Since you have no idea what Dave or the rest of us do for others as far as donations and volunteer help, it's a bit hypocritical to preach improvement and better moral standards. Step down off that high horse for a bit, and take a look. You might find some decent people down here.

Billy Jack wrote:

This is another common response, "You don't know what I or anyone else gives" I don't have to know what any one particular person gives. In...

This is another common response, "You don't know what I or anyone else gives" I don't have to know what any one particular person gives. In my previous statements, I used the word "we" to collectively refer to the majority of people who simply don't give enough. It's not about being on a high horse (another classic response when the greed of people are mentioned) -- it's a fact that America is a consumer national full of greed. Even the average family here would be considered extremely wealthy compared to how others live. Not only am I not impressed with a luxury cruise, I would not be on one.

We shop at places like Wal-Mart at the expense of others. We throw people in jail for stealing large amounts of money for longer terms than we do child molesters. We buy, we consume, we get what we think we are entitled to because "we worked hard and earned it", and we have enough money and resources to help others but we don't help enough. No high horse, just facts. Go online, type 'starving children' in a google search and look at some of the pictures. Then come back here and join the other couple of assholes that are making jokes.

Billy Jack wrote:

This is another common response, "You don't know what I or anyone else gives" I don't have to know what any one particular person gives. In...

This is another common response, "You don't know what I or anyone else gives" I don't have to know what any one particular person gives. In my previous statements, I used the word "we" to collectively refer to the majority of people who simply don't give enough. It's not about being on a high horse (another classic response when the greed of people are mentioned) -- it's a fact that America is a consumer national full of greed. Even the average family here would be considered extremely wealthy compared to how others live. Not only am I not impressed with a luxury cruise, I would not be on one.

We shop at places like Wal-Mart at the expense of others. We throw people in jail for stealing large amounts of money for longer terms than we do child molesters. We buy, we consume, we get what we think we are entitled to because "we worked hard and earned it", and we have enough money and resources to help others but we don't help enough. No high horse, just facts. Go online, type 'starving children' in a google search and look at some of the pictures. Then come back here and join the other couple of assholes that are making jokes.

mxknowitall wrote:

Give it a rest, man. Get off the computer and go give back if you're so concerned about it.

Billy Jack wrote:

A better idea would be for you to keep your stupid comments to yourself.