D Ball wrote:
>>Susette wrote:
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>>>Dining room was beautiful with chandelier and named after Artists- we
>>>were in Divinci i think- Had escargot shirmp and Filet
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> "PastaLover" wrote:
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>>Named after Artists??? Maybe you were on the Freedom of the Seas from
>>another dimension. The Freedom I was on last week in New York harbor had
>>the three levels of the main dining room named after SCIENTISTS: Issac
>>(Newton), Galielo, and Leonardo (DaVinci). At the
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> Geez, PastaLover, don't you think that was a tad rude? Leonardi da Vinci was
> an artist, too. Susette, a TA, was obviously previewing so many aspects
What does her being a travel agent have to do with it? She's obviously
an idiot and I don't suffer idiots lightly.
I don't know about anyone else, but I prefer my travel agents to be
knowledgable and to GET THINGS RIGHT!
> about the Freedom, she missed the *famous scientists* theming of the dining
> rooms. Considered out of context, the da Vinci dining room could easily make
> one think art instead of science.
Nope. He was far more a engineer and scientists; he just happened to
dabble in art. I guess you're one of those people who only knows him as
the title character in Dan Brown's newest bestseller.
There's a chasm in this newsgroup between the professionals (TAs) and
those of us with other interests in cruising. The flamewar regarding
spam from TAs illustrates this. I, for one, am tired of the TAs
pretending like they own the newsgroup. You'd all be better off if more
actual cruisers participated here. |