Anonymous
03/25/2024 20:45
Subject: Re:Anyone use those fake shampoo/sunscreen bottles to bring alcohol on a cruise?
Sorry, OP but this is disgusting.
I went to the Golden Door (no drinking, no caffeine, 6AM hikes) many years ago and there were two women there from Las Vegas (shocker) that were sharing a room/cottage and insisted on having a mini fridge in their room for their "medication." They were drunk at every activity and were so annoying to be around.
I went to the Golden Door (no drinking, no caffeine, 6AM hikes) many years ago and there were two women there from Las Vegas (shocker) that were sharing a room/cottage and insisted on having a mini fridge in their room for their "medication." They were drunk at every activity and were so annoying to be around.
Anonymous
03/25/2024 18:17
Subject: Anyone use those fake shampoo/sunscreen bottles to bring alcohol on a cruise?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I guess the rules don’t apply to you?
+ 1
It’s this kind of thing that makes me never want to go on a cruise, ever!
I bet you also go down to the pool first thing in the morning to save chairs with towels, even thought you don’t plan to actually bring your family to the pool until late afternoon?
+1000
trashy.
Anonymous
03/25/2024 18:11
Subject: Anyone use those fake shampoo/sunscreen bottles to bring alcohol on a cruise?
Anonymous wrote:No one needs 3+ alcoholic drinks per day. Ever.
And if you do feel it's something you NEED, especially during a vacation with your family, then you need to re-evaluate your entire life. You should not require alcohol just to function, especially during a vacation.
Alcohol is a toxin.
Can you shoot it into you like you do with Ozempic?