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twangster reacted to cruisellama in Corny Jokes
So many coronavirus jokes out there, it’s a pundemic.
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twangster got a reaction from Heymarco in State of Florida Sues CDC Over Cruise Shut Down
Hoping it rolls out as fast at retailers.
If my normal grocery store holds onto a mask policy while a less favored grocery store doesn't, I'm changing stores.
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twangster reacted to cruisellama in Corny Jokes
The CDC clarifies that if you are fully vaccinated and no longer wearing a mask, you should still not talk on speaker phone in public
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twangster got a reaction from cruisellama in Corny Jokes
What do you call a fake noodle? An impasta.
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twangster got a reaction from RWDW1204 in Corny Jokes
What do you call cheese that isn’t yours? Nacho Cheese.
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twangster got a reaction from LifesEz in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Another angle would be to pull a CDC. One set of rules for vaccinated, another set for unvaccinated.
If you are willing to show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (very few).
If you choose to not show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (including wearing masks, etc).
This way they don't "require" proof of vaccination.
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twangster got a reaction from LifesEz in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Let's be clear. The CDC is not saying everyone can discard the mask. Only vaccinated can discard the mask.
If Florida doesn't allow the cruise line to ask the question, the cruise line has to assume everyone is unvaccinated therefore everyone must wear a mask. Furthermore there is no way the CDC is going to green light unvaccinated and unmasked cruising right now.
To be clear I have no issues being around unvaccinated. However I am not going to put the mask back on so they can join the party. If they want to take the chance that's their choice but don't expect me to mask up to accommodate them and that would be the only way the CDC would allow cruising to occur without requiring vaccines right now.
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twangster got a reaction from LifesEz in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
That's challenging for all existing bookings.
I don't want to sail on a ship where I have to endure protocols to accommodate unvaccinated.
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twangster got a reaction from cruisellama in Corny Jokes
What do you call cheese that isn’t yours? Nacho Cheese.
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twangster got a reaction from TXcruzer in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Let's be clear. The CDC is not saying everyone can discard the mask. Only vaccinated can discard the mask.
If Florida doesn't allow the cruise line to ask the question, the cruise line has to assume everyone is unvaccinated therefore everyone must wear a mask. Furthermore there is no way the CDC is going to green light unvaccinated and unmasked cruising right now.
To be clear I have no issues being around unvaccinated. However I am not going to put the mask back on so they can join the party. If they want to take the chance that's their choice but don't expect me to mask up to accommodate them and that would be the only way the CDC would allow cruising to occur without requiring vaccines right now.
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twangster got a reaction from JC Pats in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Another angle would be to pull a CDC. One set of rules for vaccinated, another set for unvaccinated.
If you are willing to show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (very few).
If you choose to not show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (including wearing masks, etc).
This way they don't "require" proof of vaccination.
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twangster got a reaction from RWDW1204 in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Another angle would be to pull a CDC. One set of rules for vaccinated, another set for unvaccinated.
If you are willing to show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (very few).
If you choose to not show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (including wearing masks, etc).
This way they don't "require" proof of vaccination.
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twangster got a reaction from Baked Alaska in New CDC Guidance, no masks, no distancing...does it make a difference?
Print Seapass cards vertically like they do for >18 but < 21. Very easy to see who qualifies.
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twangster got a reaction from teddy in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Let's be clear. The CDC is not saying everyone can discard the mask. Only vaccinated can discard the mask.
If Florida doesn't allow the cruise line to ask the question, the cruise line has to assume everyone is unvaccinated therefore everyone must wear a mask. Furthermore there is no way the CDC is going to green light unvaccinated and unmasked cruising right now.
To be clear I have no issues being around unvaccinated. However I am not going to put the mask back on so they can join the party. If they want to take the chance that's their choice but don't expect me to mask up to accommodate them and that would be the only way the CDC would allow cruising to occur without requiring vaccines right now.
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twangster got a reaction from SpeedNoodles in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Let's be clear. The CDC is not saying everyone can discard the mask. Only vaccinated can discard the mask.
If Florida doesn't allow the cruise line to ask the question, the cruise line has to assume everyone is unvaccinated therefore everyone must wear a mask. Furthermore there is no way the CDC is going to green light unvaccinated and unmasked cruising right now.
To be clear I have no issues being around unvaccinated. However I am not going to put the mask back on so they can join the party. If they want to take the chance that's their choice but don't expect me to mask up to accommodate them and that would be the only way the CDC would allow cruising to occur without requiring vaccines right now.
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twangster got a reaction from SpeedNoodles in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Another angle would be to pull a CDC. One set of rules for vaccinated, another set for unvaccinated.
If you are willing to show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (very few).
If you choose to not show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (including wearing masks, etc).
This way they don't "require" proof of vaccination.
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twangster got a reaction from MicDay in New CDC Guidance, no masks, no distancing...does it make a difference?
Look at how fast the country is progressing. A week ago we would have had no idea this was coming. It's great news.
A week from now more great news may be upon us.
A week after that, even more great news.
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twangster got a reaction from stevendom57 in Cruise Compasses?
Royal was already heading that direction and would have probably already made the switch if it could have figured out the technology. To address that they started adding a crew position to manage the cruise compass within the app. It was originally thrust upon the CD staff but it turned out to be more work than they expected so they created the new crew position, then the pandemic hit. Nonetheless the plan has long been to cut down on the paper compass and only distribute upon request.
If you ever see the recycle center on a ship the paper cruise compass is a huge source of material that has to be dealt with. That was the motivation to cut down on paper copies.
The highlighter thing is easy. Add activities to your calendar in the app, once they get working.
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twangster got a reaction from DDaley in New CDC Guidance, no masks, no distancing...does it make a difference?
More good news, cross posted in an Alaska thread.
https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2021/05/13/bill-allow-cruise-ships-sail-alaska-without-stopping-canada-passes-us-senate
Things are quickly moving in the right direction on many levels.
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twangster reacted to Dad2Cue in New CDC Guidance, no masks, no distancing...does it make a difference?
As more obstacles are overcome, it gets very difficult to rationally explain why cruising isn't allowed. Even "reasonable" restrictions are becoming difficult to justify.
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twangster got a reaction from Baked Alaska in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Let's be clear. The CDC is not saying everyone can discard the mask. Only vaccinated can discard the mask.
If Florida doesn't allow the cruise line to ask the question, the cruise line has to assume everyone is unvaccinated therefore everyone must wear a mask. Furthermore there is no way the CDC is going to green light unvaccinated and unmasked cruising right now.
To be clear I have no issues being around unvaccinated. However I am not going to put the mask back on so they can join the party. If they want to take the chance that's their choice but don't expect me to mask up to accommodate them and that would be the only way the CDC would allow cruising to occur without requiring vaccines right now.
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twangster got a reaction from LifesEz in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Not if you scare the unvaccinated away.
Hourly temperature checks, 2 masks at all times, etc. but only if unvaccinated.
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twangster got a reaction from cruisellama in Is there way around the FL law against proof of vaccine
Another angle would be to pull a CDC. One set of rules for vaccinated, another set for unvaccinated.
If you are willing to show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (very few).
If you choose to not show proof of vaccination, these protocols apply (including wearing masks, etc).
This way they don't "require" proof of vaccination.
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twangster got a reaction from emmef in Alaska 2021 - Maybe NOT a total loss? (topic edit as of 2021-05-21)
Reopen the bookings! I'll go!
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twangster got a reaction from Curt From Canada in New CDC Guidance, no masks, no distancing...does it make a difference?
Look at how fast the country is progressing. A week ago we would have had no idea this was coming. It's great news.
A week from now more great news may be upon us.
A week after that, even more great news.