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Quoted: You must be old but not really old because that’s how the old old fogeys and the kids wear them nowadays. ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Should have been tossed over for socks and sandals. Gross. You must be old but not really old because that’s how the old old fogeys and the kids wear them nowadays. ![]() Is her estate expected to tip the housekeepers for the full day? |
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Quoted: https://media3.giphy.com/media/uBC9rbATQzppeMK3xc/giphy.gif?cid=5e214886ea02339c631fced9a5e2b04ffb069358e94cb8e9&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g check out the guy climbing out of the pool and scurrying off View Quote Looks like a kid running back to the slide or diving board to me. |
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Quoted: Depending on how she hit that lifeboat, that could have broke her neck. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Barnette said the woman apparently struck some lifeboats during her fall. Depending on how she hit that lifeboat, that could have broke her neck. The guy who was one of the eye witnesses also said she hit the water face first, that would be from close to 200 feet above the water. If she wasn't dead before hitting the water she probably died from hitting the water. |
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Quoted: Not judging, and it's international waters and all that, but...she'll be stiffer than you. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: So you mean there's a party girl in a bikini already handcuffed floating around in the gulf and nobody will miss her? Be right back..... Not judging, and it's international waters and all that, but...she'll be stiffer than you. Her meat will be tenderized after that faceplant into the water though. ![]() |
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Quoted: Approximately never was the answer from a crew member on the last cruise I took. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Well, how often do they find people that jump off cruise ships? There are usually some opportunistic fish that follow cruise ships to feed off the food scraps that get thrown out. Little fish are food to bigger fish on up the chain so there is a good chance some sharks are in the mix occasionally. |
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How many ambulance chasers were lined up waiting for that ship to dock? You just know her family is going to file suit saying security is to blame for her jumping.
"If dat waciss white suhkurity beyotch hadn't grabbed muh gurl she'd be alive" Imagine a race riot aboard that floating train wreck... |
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I was going to post "What a waste of a perfectly good pair of handcuffs" but then I read on a bit further...
You gotta' assume there has to be at least a dozen videos of her jumping. |
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Quoted: Are they still called that in this situation? ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Article says she hit a few life boats on her way down. Are they still called that in this situation? ![]() ![]() |
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When we used to cruise, we never went for less than 9 day cruises. Wouldn't even consider anything less.
It weeds out 99% of the discounted groups, riff riff and kids. Really never saw any issues and always had a great time on the longer ones. Even people working usually block out only a week at a time. And I only ever went on Carnival once. If given tickets, I would throw them in the trash. |
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I wonder in what reality anyone could think that jumping from ship while handcuffed would be a good idea.
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BLM is gonna demand cruise ship security wear body cams next.
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Quoted: First Google result said a deck on a cruise ship is about 11 1/2 to 12 1/2 feet tall, so at least 115 ft to the water. Survivable, but very likely significant injuries for the untrained. View Quote The lower decks are under the waterline anyway. Imo completely survivable, assuming you're neither drunk nor handcuffed |
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Meh… pretty sure she wasn’t an Olympic swimmer without cuffs. Stupid people make stupid decisions. That being said the downside is this stupid person has been breeding for at least 17 years. She already messed up the gene pool before she messed up the ocean.
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Holy shit. No way you could survive that. The amount of discipline you would need to try to stay afloat would be staggering.
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Quoted: Meh, I have been on a dozen cruises and never saw anything like that. I have seen more drama taking an Amtrak from Los Angeles to Seattle than any cruise I have been on. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: that video clip shows the passengers well enough to remind me why i never want to go on a damn cruise I believe a lot of the potential for a shitty cruise lies in where the "guests" are getting on the ship and the length of the cruise. No way these folks are going for 7-10 days. 4 days max. Here's my not so expert opinion on locations. New Orleans = NFW Houston = NFW Jacksonville, Fl = Never again, but not the EBT crowd either. Los Angeles = Sure. Met some nice folks on a few 3-7 day cruises to Catalina and Mexican destinations like Cabo. Boston = Went for a week to Canada in the autumn. Me and the ex were the youngest people on board and we aren't spring chickens. LOL Galveston = Good folks on shore and onboard. 6 of us rented an Air BnB for lodging before the cruise. Then paid our nice waitress at dinner to pick us up in the morning in her truck and take up to the cruise terminal. Seems Galveston had a taxi problem of some kind. And the people on the ship were about the same. Nice enough and not a bunch of semi-feral dicks. |
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Quoted: You're missing out. The short cruises (read that as low cost) are the worst, especially Carnival. But others are still very nice. If you want a kick ass cruise, look for one to the Mediterranean that starts out in Italy or Greece. Some have layovers for a day or two where you stay in local hotels. We hit spots in Italy, Greece, Turkey, and Egypt - stayed in a hotel right on the Nile. View Quote |
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Quoted: There are usually some opportunistic fish that follow cruise ships to feed off the food scraps that get thrown out. Little fish are food to bigger fish on up the chain so there is a good chance some sharks are in the mix occasionally. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Well, how often do they find people that jump off cruise ships? There are usually some opportunistic fish that follow cruise ships to feed off the food scraps that get thrown out. Little fish are food to bigger fish on up the chain so there is a good chance some sharks are in the mix occasionally. In other words, keep your arms and legs inside the ride. ![]() |
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Quoted: They are going to have to start posting PSA's on cruise ships letting the passengers know they can't run from the scene like they would normally do in their own neighborhoods. View Quote ![]() |
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According to witnesses, two cousins and her baby daddy, the security guards threw her over the rail. They report that the security guards yelled, "This is MAGA cruise," before throwing her overboard.
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Quoted: First Google result said a deck on a cruise ship is about 11 1/2 to 12 1/2 feet tall, so at least 115 ft to the water. Survivable, but very likely significant injuries for the untrained. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Article said she jumped off the 10th deck of an 11 deck ship. BTW, is it just me, or does her face look about 3 shades darker than the rest of her? One of those types that likes to lay out in the sun, holding those reflector thingies? First Google result said a deck on a cruise ship is about 11 1/2 to 12 1/2 feet tall, so at least 115 ft to the water. Survivable, but very likely significant injuries for the untrained. Survivable IF you hit the water correctly, and that's not even counting the reports that she hit parts of the ship before hitting the water. People have broken their backs from just hitting the water poorly/incorrectly from lower heights than that. |
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Quoted: After hitting a few lifeboats on the way down... It's ok though...they threw her a "life ring"... Life ring off the stern of Carnival Valor after "man over board" in middle of the Gulf of Mexico pic.twitter.com/4HdAjMzjt8 Johnny (@johnnytrupp) February 16, 2022 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I mean, I've been shitfaced plenty of times. But never did I think I could jump off of a cruise ship in handcuffs and swim 150 miles. After hitting a few lifeboats on the way down... It's ok though...they threw her a "life ring"... Life ring off the stern of Carnival Valor after "man over board" in middle of the Gulf of Mexico pic.twitter.com/4HdAjMzjt8 Johnny (@johnnytrupp) February 16, 2022 you would not believe how incredibly fast you can lose sight of even bigger things floating in the water. It's why my work vest has a backup water activated light, a whistle, a sea dye container, and a chem light. I don't trust just having one source of signal. Bad enough during the day, at night you don't have more than a minute if the boat can't stop quickly. I always tell my night shift guys that if we are sailing, and you fall overboard, you're dead, no one is going to get to you quick enough. |
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Quoted: Should have been tossed over for socks and sandals. Gross. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Waiting for Ben Crump to call a news conference and make all kinds of accusations. https://media4.giphy.com/media/C4vpb5jEiqwYRiWXuN/giphy.gif?cid=790b76111a7b200926be6c906b05b340bef7653ba6d6394f&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g Should have been tossed over for socks and sandals. Gross. In the hot tub? Good jump. |
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