Cruise ship chicken tenders smack down

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DM here. Lotta pics & stuff. May not want to open with phone.

Mass brawl breaks out on Carnival cruise ship 'over CHICKEN TENDERS'

A Carnival cruise ship descended into chaos after a group of people on board got into a brawl 'over chicken tenders.'

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

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CRUISE NEWS: Massive Brawl On Carnival Ship With Chairs Being Thrown

 

[foolsgold]

They should regularly schedule Rumble night's, looks like they are enjoying themselves.

 

[Casey Jones]

Should have run straight to an African port - and invite them all to a port-of-call.

At gunpoint. That's all they understand. You can get off. In fact, you must. Have a nice life....



Now that cruise lines are Woke, I guess that's one MOAR thing I'm never going to experience.

 

[Joe King]

Now that cruise lines are Woke, I guess that's one MOAR thing I'm never going to experience.

Did ya ever really want to? I certainly never have. I'd much rather pitch a tent 3/4th's the way up a mountain for a week and cook my own food on a campfire, than be locked on a floating barge with 4000 other people for a week.

 

[Cigarlover]

Everywhere they go they bring the ghetto with them. Then they call white people racist for not wanting them around.

 

[nickndfl]

It's not all of them, but it's always them.

 

[Casey Jones]

Did ya ever really want to? I certainly never have. I'd much rather pitch a tent 3/4th's the way up a mountain for a week and cook my own food on a campfire, than be locked on a floating barge with 4000 other people for a week.

I had thought about it. But like you, I suspected it would be more like my aircraft-carrier experience, than a vacation.

A carrier. Nut-to-butt, everywhere. Then, introduce copious quantities of liquor.

So, I put the thought on hold. A similar plan, maybe a substitute, was to book a cabin on a cargo ship, to Australia. Back in 2018 or so, it could be done - there were arrangers online. A few limitations, though - first of all, age. Had to be under 62 or so. Another was, you were forbidden from doing any work - Union rules. I could see that being taken by the ship's master, to keeping a passenger limited to his own cabin.

I put THAT on hold, too - thought I'd tour Central America, by motorcycle, first. I was gonna leave November of 2019 - and I got as far as staging my bike in Las Vegas. I was gonna fly down there, ride across the border, and enjoy the winter sunshine.

We saw how THAT worked out - that storm that wiped out half of Mexico kept me from being on the wrong side of an impenetrable border for the Coof Panic. Now, I no longer ride; I'm not interested in packaged tours; I don't trust ANYONE - swindles and random crime are epidemic everywhere in the West.

But, lest I have thoughts of maybe taking a cruise after all...this nooze blurb gets my head right.

 

[Goldhedge]

Did ya ever really want to? I certainly never have. I'd much rather pitch a tent 3/4th's the way up a mountain for a week and cook my own food on a campfire, than be locked on a floating barge with 4000 other people for a week.

Remember when that Carnival Cruise line Triumph in February 10, 2013 lost power from An engine room fire in the Gulf of America? The loss of power disabled propulsion, air conditioning, lighting, and sanitation systems, leading to overflowing toilets and unsanitary conditions, earning the incident the nickname "Poop Cruise." The ship was towed to Mobile, Alabama, arriving on February 14, 2013. Carnival provided refunds, $500 per passenger, and a future cruise credit.

Investigations revealed the fire was caused by a fuel leak from an overdue-for-maintenance generator, with prior fuel line issues known to Carnival.

Took them a 4 days to get back to port. No power. No water. No toilets... need I elaborate?

 

[Joe King]

Remember when that Carnival Cruise line Triumph in February 10, 2013 lost power from An engine room fire in the Gulf of America? The loss of power disabled propulsion, air conditioning, lighting, and sanitation systems, leading to overflowing toilets and unsanitary conditions, earning the incident the nickname "Poop Cruise." The ship was towed to Mobile, Alabama, arriving on February 14, 2013. Carnival provided refunds, $500 per passenger, and a future cruise credit.

Investigations revealed the fire was caused by a fuel leak from an overdue-for-maintenance generator, with prior fuel line issues known to Carnival.

Took them a 4 days to get back to port. No power. No water. No toilets... need I elaborate?

 

[Casey Jones]

I guess the Tenders Riot, is just the natural trajectory of Carnival's business plan and prospects' solicitation.

I remember when cruises were thought of as CLASSY.

 

[Fatrat]

It's not all of them, but it's always them.

Though, in truth, they remind British football hooligans at a soccer match.