what we did this weekend & when is this boat gonna stop rocking?

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Took our daughter on the Disney Dream for her 5th birthday.

Disney princesses are hot & I ate A LOT!









Now to the question. We were on the boat for 3 nights in pretty calm seas but still 36hrs later both the wife & I still have sea legs. Anyone else experience this?

Also the minute I stepped on the boat I could feel the sway but I was the only one in our party that could.
Is it because I spend more time on the water than the others?

snake bird

i get land sick

hooknline

That sick feeling is the one you get from spending that much jack on a 5 yo's birthday.
It will go away as fast as your credit cards available balance. Looks like your daughter had fun though. Lol

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all prepaid, minus the booze,water, tips & gifts.

$40 for a 24 pack of bottled water:banghead

these set me back a little too! And yes the leopard print are mine.

T Top

Nice princess down-blouse.:wink

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wife was on to that trick quickly, she thought it was very funny. Belle was hot!

Chuddybuckrivet

I could feel the boat rock on the last cruise I went on. A few others could but not everybody we were with.
It made me borderline sea sick one of the nights and it wasnt even that rough. Something about them big boats I'm guessing.
I float in the little boat fleet.

Awesome looking trip man!

fishknut

Looks like your princess had fun, congrats.

spinfreak

Chuddybuckrivet wrote: »

I could feel the boat rock on the last cruise I went on. A few others could but not everybody we were with.
It made me borderline sea sick one of the nights and it wasnt even that rough. Something about them big boats I'm guessing.
I float in the little boat fleet.

Awesome looking trip man!

I've never been on a cruise ship, but on larger boats (head boats, sportfishermen, etc), I get seasick just about every time, even if it's flat calm. On smaller boats (<30ft+/-), I can be in super rough seas, and no issues. Scopace patches (or pills) solve the problem or me though....nothing else works.

Polar

Looks like a blast!

nuclearfishn

I've gone on 2 cruises. That's enough for me. Just not my thing. takes several days to get used to the land not moving.

Toothy Thang

Did the same trip with my little one years ago, she still remembers it. Good job Pop!

oh and those Princesses look the same, but never aged. huh.

HialeahAngler

very nice. i'd bag all of the princesses. I like Rapunzel. She's a ho fo sho. Imagine being locked away in that tower all that time.

snookyj

Looks like y'all had a great time Ryan!!! I gotta take my girls one of these days, as soon as i rob a bank!!!

9-Lives

spinfreak wrote: »

I've never been on a cruise ship, but on larger boats (head boats, sportfishermen, etc), I get seasick just about every time, even if it's flat calm. On smaller boats (<30ft+/-), I can be in super rough seas, and no issues. Scopace patches (or pills) solve the problem or me though....nothing else works.

And then there's my mom. When I was growing up my mom would never go on the boat. Bigger boats too, a 42 Bertram and a 46 hatteras. My mom could get seasick looking at a picture and now cruise ships are her preferred way of traveling. I don't get it.

9-Lives

Copout, you're daughter is adorable! Great job giving her a weekend she'll always remember.

surfman

hooknline wrote: »

That sick feeling is the one you get from spending that much jack on a 5 yo's birthday.
It will go away as fast as your credit cards available balance. Looks like your daughter had fun though. Lol

Ha! that's nothing wait till she gets married.

Beck

Nice work dad. We have a 5 year old too......the love some Disney at that age. We try to take ours to Disney as much as we can. It will be just a few short years before they have "better" things to do. Enjoy it!

........and for the record, I am a big Tinker Bell fan. That short skirt is smokin'

Next Level

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Now to the question. We were on the boat for 3 nights in pretty calm seas but still 36hrs later both the wife & I still have sea legs. Anyone else experience this?

Also the minute I stepped on the boat I could feel the sway but I was the only one in our party that could.
Is it because I spend more time on the water than the others?

I thought " having sea legs" meant you were accustomed to the pitching and swaying and couldnt feel it?

Noeettica

Still Rockin 2 weeks later ... I actually like it ... Just afraid the DUI **** will get me ...

Next Level

spinfreak wrote: »

I've never been on a cruise ship, but on larger boats (head boats, sportfishermen, etc), I get seasick just about every time, even if it's flat calm. On smaller boats (<30ft+/-), I can be in super rough seas, and no issues. Scopace patches (or pills) solve the problem or me though....nothing else works.

Smell of diesel?

Polar

Next Level wrote: »

Smell of diesel?

smell of mitch?

gandrfab

smell of Polar, polar'n:angel

Next Level

Polar wrote: »

smell of mitch?

I gagged as I read that.

Polar

gandrfab wrote: »

smell of Polar, polar'n:angel

mitch has me beat, you can ask just about anyone

Lucky7Team2

spinfreak wrote: »

I've never been on a cruise ship, but on larger boats (head boats, sportfishermen, etc), I get seasick just about every time, even if it's flat calm. On smaller boats (<30ft+/-), I can be in super rough seas, and no issues. Scopace patches (or pills) solve the problem or me though....nothing else works.

Funny, I'm the same way. ON a CC I can be in 10-12 and no issues, but on a sporty I can and do get sick. Maybe the pitch and roll is a bit different and one face full of diesel and I'm done.

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I've got photos of all the princesses, I'll post them later when I get home. Ariel was my girl but she's been kicked to the curb for Belle.

back to work today & hating it!

Chuddybuckrivet

spinfreak wrote: »

I've never been on a cruise ship, but on larger boats (head boats, sportfishermen, etc), I get seasick just about every time, even if it's flat calm. On smaller boats (<30ft+/-), I can be in super rough seas, and no issues. Scopace patches (or pills) solve the problem or me though....nothing else works.

Lucky7Team2 wrote: »

Funny, I'm the same way. ON a CC I can be in 10-12 and no issues, but on a sporty I can and do get sick. Maybe the pitch and roll is a bit different and one face full of diesel and I'm done.

Glad I'm not the only one!

Next Level

Polar wrote: »

mitch has me beat, you can ask just about anyone

He melted a four sided isen glass enclosure, sent sweet cheeks to the transom puking and ruined an entire helm carpet with one blast.

nuclearfishn

Next Level wrote: »

He melted a four sided isen glass enclosure, sent sweet cheeks to the transom puking and ruined an entire helm carpet with one blast.

sounds like a great time!

Bruce LB

When we got back from our cruise it took about a week to stop rocking especially while in the shower. But I never got sick.