NCL cancels F3 ship

George Leppla wrote:
> Rumors have it that NCL is canceling the first F3 ship they have on
> order and aren't sure if/when the second will be built.
>
> This is a company with problems.
>
>
Here's your chance, George. YOU buy the ship and start a cruise line
like it SHOULD be run, with you as Captain and Admiral of the Fleet.
I'll volunteer to be your navigator and will help out in the kitchen;
Vicki can make the beds. Becca can be Cruise Director, Erm would be
Hotel Director and we'll put Grant Simon in charge of Engineering.
Tobie and Barb would handle the business end, including ports of call.
You'd be great at this, and outside of me navigating where I wanted to
go each day, it'd be a real winner. The home office could be at the home
port city of Marshall MO. This has real potential.
--
Nonny

Nonnymus-
A liberal is someone who feels a great debt
to his fellow man, which debt he proposes to
pay off with your money.
-G. Gordon Liddy

Hey, Nonny, I looked for your Marshal MO plaque on the Zaandam. No luck! I
guess she never made it up there! :-)

Tobie>>>>on an Island in the Pacific

"Nonnymus" <xxx@yyy.cox.net> wrote in message
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> George Leppla wrote:
>> Rumors have it that NCL is canceling the first F3 ship they have on order
>> and aren't sure if/when the second will be built.
>>
>> This is a company with problems.
>>
>>
> Here's your chance, George. YOU buy the ship and start a cruise line like
> it SHOULD be run, with you as Captain and Admiral of the Fleet. I'll
> volunteer to be your navigator and will help out in the kitchen; Vicki
> can make the beds. Becca can be Cruise Director, Erm would be Hotel
> Director and we'll put Grant Simon in charge of Engineering. Tobie and
> Barb would handle the business end, including ports of call. You'd be
> great at this, and outside of me navigating where I wanted to go each day,
> it'd be a real winner. The home office could be at the home port city of
> Marshall MO. This has real potential.
> --
> Nonny
>
> Nonnymus-
> A liberal is someone who feels a great debt
> to his fellow man, which debt he proposes to
> pay off with your money.
> -G. Gordon Liddy

"Nonnymus" <xxx@yyy.cox.net> wrote in message
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> Here's your chance, George. YOU buy the ship and start a cruise line like
> it SHOULD be run, with you as Captain and Admiral of the Fleet. I'll
> volunteer to be your navigator and will help out in the kitchen; Vicki
> can make the beds. Becca can be Cruise Director, Erm would be Hotel
> Director and we'll put Grant Simon in charge of Engineering. Tobie and
> Barb would handle the business end, including ports of call. You'd be
> great at this, and outside of me navigating where I wanted to go each day,
> it'd be a real winner. The home office could be at the home port city of
> Marshall MO. This has real potential.
> --
> Nonny
>
> Nonnymus-
> A liberal is someone who feels a great debt
> to his fellow man, which debt he proposes to
> pay off with your money.
> -G. Gordon Liddy


Nonny, I agree, but please don't saddle poor Vicki with making beds! I
think Grant would make a great entertainer as funny as he has been known to
be; he would make a good comedian! He could even wear that toga he wore on
one of our cruises as did Tobie and we could have them do a comedy act
together!
May I run the Information Desk? ;-)
By the way, what would we name this ship?
--
Jean<---still likes to call the Information Desk the Pursers' Desk!

"Jean O'Boyle" <j.oboyle@removefudged.> wrote in message
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>
> Nonny, I agree, but please don't saddle poor Vicki with making beds! I
> think Grant would make a great entertainer as funny as he has been known
> to be; he would make a good comedian! He could even wear that toga he
> wore on one of our cruises as did Tobie and we could have them do a comedy
> act together!
> May I run the Information Desk? ;-)
> By the way, what would we name this ship?
> --
> Jean<---still likes to call the Information Desk the Pursers' Desk!
>

Hi Jean, welcome back.

--Tom

Chrissy Cruiser wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 10:56:31 -0700, Nonnymus wrote:
>
>> George Leppla wrote:
>>> Rumors have it that NCL is canceling the first F3 ship they have on
>>> order and aren't sure if/when the second will be built.
>>>
>>> This is a company with problems.
>>>
>> Here's your chance, George. YOU buy the ship and start a cruise line
>> like it SHOULD be run, with you as Captain and Admiral of the Fleet.
>> I'll volunteer to be your navigator and will help out in the kitchen;
>> Vicki can make the beds. Becca can be Cruise Director, Erm would be
>> Hotel Director and we'll put Grant Simon in charge of Engineering.
>> Tobie and Barb would handle the business end, including ports of call.
>> You'd be great at this, and outside of me navigating where I wanted to
>> go each day, it'd be a real winner. The home office could be at the home
>> port city of Marshall MO. This has real potential.
>
> what abot me?
> <sniffles>

Crissy, you'd be in charge of marketing. You're a natural.

--
Nonny

Nonnymus-
A liberal is someone who feels a great debt
to his fellow man, which debt he proposes to
pay off with your money.
-G. Gordon Liddy

Nonnymus wrote:
> George Leppla wrote:
>> Rumors have it that NCL is canceling the first F3 ship they have on
>> order and aren't sure if/when the second will be built.
>>
>> This is a company with problems.
>>
>>
> Here's your chance, George. YOU buy the ship and start a cruise line
> like it SHOULD be run, with you as Captain and Admiral of the Fleet.
> I'll volunteer to be your navigator and will help out in the kitchen;
> Vicki can make the beds. Becca can be Cruise Director, Erm would be
> Hotel Director and we'll put Grant Simon in charge of Engineering.
> Tobie and Barb would handle the business end, including ports of call.
> You'd be great at this, and outside of me navigating where I wanted to
> go each day, it'd be a real winner. The home office could be at the
> home port city of Marshall MO. This has real potential.

Tom??? Is that you???

tri.gen reader here...

"Tom K" <tkanitra@> wrote in message
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>
> "Jean O'Boyle" <j.oboyle@removefudged.> wrote in message
> news:E9eCk.888$Ei5.757@flpi143.ffdc.sbc.com...
>>
>> Nonny, I agree, but please don't saddle poor Vicki with making beds! I
>> think Grant would make a great entertainer as funny as he has been known
>> to be; he would make a good comedian! He could even wear that toga he
>> wore on one of our cruises as did Tobie and we could have them do a
>> comedy act together!
>> May I run the Information Desk? ;-)
>> By the way, what would we name this ship?
>> --
>> Jean<---still likes to call the Information Desk the Pursers' Desk!
>>
>
> Hi Jean, welcome back.
>
> --Tom

Hi Tom! Thanks! The land itinerary of Europe was wonderful but I'll stick
to real cruise ships instead of River Cruises...Just an entirely different
experience totally!

--Jean

On Sep 22, 12:12�pm, "George Leppla" <geo...@cruisemaster.com> > and
aren't sure if/when the second �will be built.

the odd thing George is the expense they went through in sending out
that tin can thing about the F3 . when i received that in the office I
thought all this money spent give it to us in commissions instead, it
was not like it was useful

I wonder if the people who are happy with the NCL cruises are in one
of the suites or in 'steerage'. My impression is that it makes a HUGE
difference in how you perceive a NCL cruise.

On Sep 25, 6:47 am, nekochan <heh...m> wrote:
> I wonder if the people who are happy with the NCL cruises are in one
> of the suites or in 'steerage'. My impression is that it makes a HUGE
> difference in how you perceive a NCL cruise.

On my last 2 NCL cruises ... I've been in the Owner's Suite - Crown
(Bermuda) ... or an inside cabin Jade - (Transatlantic/Iberian) ... Of
course the Owner's suite was better ... but the cruises themselves
were both very good ...