pool table on ncl

does anyone know if any of ncl ships have pool tables
thanks in advance

In article <8942-44DA5082-1493@storefull-3352.bay.>, Surfer
E2468 <pocomount@> wrote:

> With all the other useless things on ncl,why would you want a pool
> table? You can do that at home.

Talk about useless, your reply is useless. He asked about pool tables
because he may want to play pool on a cruise, not at home.

--
Charles

"Surfer E2468" <pocomount@> wrote in message
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> With all the other useless things on ncl,why would you want a pool
> table? You can do that at home.
>
>
> cruise lover>
>

Probably he wants to try to find something to do on those boring sea days.

--Tom

Tom K wrote:
> Probably he wants to try to find something to do on those boring sea days.
>

Boring to you, but heaven to others.

Why even take a cruise if you hate being at sea so much?

Warren

"Warren" <oceanvoyager_nycm> wrote in message
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>
> Tom K wrote:
>> Probably he wants to try to find something to do on those boring sea
>> days.
>>
>
> Boring to you, but heaven to others.
>
> Why even take a cruise if you hate being at sea so much?
>
> Warren

Simple... for the port days. For the food. For the service. I love a lot
of things about cruises. Just not multiple sea days. I don't mind one here
or there- as a break from multiple busy port days... but I'd definitely
rather have port days. I find port days much more mentally stimulating than
sea days. 5 Port days and 1 sea day is about perfect for me. I like being
at sea at night. I just find sea days boring. I have such a pale
complexion that I can't sit by a pool all day. I'm not a fan of reading on
a ship. I can get by... but would much rather be in port for a few hours.
My mind just needs a few hours of escape from the ship. I kind of view sea
days as lost vacation days. The say way the an 8 hour flight is a lost
vacation day.

I don't even mind a half day on the ship after a half day in port. It's
just a whole day at sea that seems like a "lost" day to me.

--Tom

Not everyone is like you,we still love our sea days,and try to book
cruises with as many sea days as we can,and we never get bored,it is
very relaxing to sit on a deck,and view the ocean,and watch for
dolphins,flying fish etc. We have too
much hustle & bustle when at home,so we just take a vacation to RELAX

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cruise lover>

pocomount@ (Surfer E2468) wrote:

>Not everyone is like you,we still love our sea days,and try to book
>cruises with as many sea days as we can,and we never get bored,it is
>very relaxing to sit on a deck,and view the ocean,and watch for
>dolphins,flying fish etc. We have too
>much hustle & bustle when at home,so we just take a vacation to RELAX
>
I find that I like the sea and port days to alternate. One sea, one
port, one sea. I don't like too many port days too close together -
too tiring. And I don't like too many sea days in a row - gets a
little boring.

However, bored or not, a pool table wouldn't be my choice of
recreation because I'm completely uncoordinated in that respect.

Tom K wrote:
> "Warren" <oceanvoyager_nycm> wrote in message
> news:1155163441.191872.165490@m73g2000cwd. o...
> >
> > Tom K wrote:
> >> I find port days much more mentally stimulating than
> sea days.

I get enough mental stimulation the other 360+ days a year. Sea days
are a rare opportunity for me to veg.... to recharge the mental
batteries...to have to think about...well...nothing.

>I kind of view sea
> days as lost vacation days.

And, I see them as true vacation days...vacation from planning, doing,
etc.Perhaps if I had more days to spend doing nothing during the rest
of the year, I wouldn't appreciate sea days as much. But, sometimes,
forced relaxation, as in a day on a ship with nowhere to go and nothing
to do, is the only way I'll find it...and I need those days to feel
like I've actually vacationed.

Lee

LeeNY wrote:
>
> I get enough mental stimulation the other 360+ days a year. Sea days
> are a rare opportunity for me to veg.... to recharge the mental
> batteries...to have to think about...well...nothing.

> And, I see them as true vacation days...vacation from planning, doing,
> etc.Perhaps if I had more days to spend doing nothing during the rest
> of the year, I wouldn't appreciate sea days as much. But, sometimes,
> forced relaxation, as in a day on a ship with nowhere to go and nothing
> to do, is the only way I'll find it...and I need those days to feel
> like I've actually vacationed.
>
> Lee
>

I agree! But it's good everyone has their own tastes and there are
cruises to cater too them. I would love all sea days!!! Although I do
love exploring (generally on land trips though) new places especially
through Europe, etc. Did take one 18 day trip through Eastern Europe
once and although I loved every minute of it boy was I exhausted
afterwards! So for me a cruise is very good forced relaxation. In
fact...I am sensitive to the sun as well so don't lay out in it, but
find me a good lounge chair in the shade, a good book, and really I'll
pretty much be asleep in 15 minutes, lol.

Jeff

JEFF:
Cannot agree with you more on this issue,you,and the both of us (me &
hubby) like to do exactly as you do.NOTHING,or at least as little as
possible

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cruise lover>