No they are there for you too. Fat drunk people are all over the place!

The Ten Least Healthy States in the USA

1. West Virginia
2. Kentucky
3. Louisiana
4. Alabama
5. Arkansas
6. Oklahoma
7. Mississippi
8. Tennessee
9. Ohio
10. Missouri

No wonder they all support Blotus.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Wow, seems like poverty correlates with poor health. Fuck 'em!

Brick, you do know that there are fat people gorging on buffets and drinking tons of alcohol in just about every vacation spot known to man

Brick lives in a totally skinny world, somehow this doesn’t shock me.

I thought Brick was a big guy.

Always was my first choice to buy after winning a yuge lottery prize. Never happened.

No tourists on this ship. Only cabin owners and crew.

They vote on the itineraries. Sailing along forever.

"Explore every ocean and continent in luxurious comfort. As an owner aboard The World, you’re part of a unique international community of adventurers living aboard the largest private residential yacht on Earth."



"The World is the planet’s largest private residential yacht – the only ship of its kind currently in operation – sailing a continuous itinerary across every ocean and continent. Aboard this truly unique Ship are amenities that exceed even the highest standards of luxury travel."

Only 165 owner cabins. Arnold Schwarzenegger owns a cabin but is reported to never be on board. Often only one hundred passos (what we deep sea seamen call the PAX) on board.

google says!...........
How much is a residence on The World cruise ship?
The World Residential Cruise Ship Sailing Around the Globe ...
The World is a residential cruise ship that's been circumnavigating the globe for the past 20 years. About 10 to 12 of its condos go on sale annually, and cost between $2 million and $15 million. In recent years, startups like Storylines and Victoria Cruises Line have announced similar concepts. Jul 29, 2023


See the residences............. https://aboardtheworld.com/residences/


experts say.................
https://www.cruisemapper.com/ships/ms-The-World-1119

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

This sounds like a pedophile's dream.

I could have sworn he said he did WW or Jenny Craig or one of those programs years ago.

At this point in our lives my wife and I do not want to be around kids on go carts or a bunch of 20 somethings on a frat party cruise.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

So take a cruise with your girlfriend.

Saw it in Port of Miami a week ago Saturday, the day of its inaugural sailing; we departed the next day on NCL Encore (which was a dingy by comparison) after running the Miami half-marathon.

It really was quite impressive.

At this point in our lives my wife and I do not want to be around kids on go carts or a bunch of 20 somethings on a frat party cruise. Celebrity is probably our low end consideration and definitely not Disney (although it is supposed to be perfect for that demo).

I wonder if they have enough life boats.

Short answer: No

https://www.frommers.com/tips/cruise/ic ... 0%20people.

I'd be satisfied with a floating door....if my girlfriend would move her fat ass over so I could climb onto it.

Holy crap. It's got a surf simulator, an ice skating rink, and a sort of zip line thing you can hang over the edge on.

I feel like food and entertainment can really make or break a cruise.

At this point in our lives my wife and I do not want to be around kids on go carts or a bunch of 20 somethings on a frat party cruise. Celebrity is probably our low end consideration and definitely not Disney (although it is supposed to be perfect for that demo).

Short answer: No

https://www.frommers.com/tips/cruise/ic ... 0%20people.

Watch: World's largest cruise ship rescues 14 people stranded at sea for over a week

The largest cruise ship in the world rescued 14 people Sunday who had been stranded on a small boat for eight days.

Alessandra Amodio was traveling on Royal Caribbeans's Icon of the Seas with her family when the rescue happened.

"We were really surprised and honestly a little freaked out," Amodio said. "We’ve been on a handful of cruises and never seen something like this happen. It was crazy to think that these people were stuck at sea for so long, and we were all on board excited and relieved that the ship was able to rescue them."

She watched the small boat from the windows of the lunch buffet. People on the tiny craft were waving a large white flag.

"The boat turned around, and we pulled up as close as we could to them and stopped," Amodio said. "RCC (Royal Caribbean) deployed a small zodiac-type rescue boat to investigate."

As you can imagine, turning around the largest cruise ship in the world takes quite a while. Getting near a small boat without swamping it in the ship's wake takes careful skill. The detour and rescue took about two hours, according to Amodio.

"Everyone around us was watching from the windows with us and just talking about how this isn’t something we ever thought to experience, and we hoped everyone on board was OK," she said. "But never were we afraid for ourselves."

She described the boat as a small dot in the vastness of the sea.

Royal Caribbean didn't provide much information about the rescue.

"On March 3, 2024, Icon of the Seas encountered a small vessel adrift and in need of assistance," the company said in a statement. "The ship’s crew immediately launched a rescue operation, safely bringing 14 people onboard. The crew provided them with medical attention, and is working closely with the U.S. Coast Guard."

Amodio said the crew had to take several trips to the small boat to rescue everyone.

This was the ship's first full day of cruising. The eight-day vacation started in Miami and the ship was headed for Honduras. Amodio estimated from a map that the Icon of the Seas was between Cozumel, Mexico and western Cuba.

According to Amodio, the crew broadcast "Code Oscar, Code Oscar, Code Oscar," over the loudspeakers, about 3 p.m.

"Then shortly after, the captain came back on the speaker and announced they spotted a distressed vessel, and they were going to turn us around and investigate," she said.

Amodio said that after the rescue, the captain announced that the crew had rescued 14 people stranded at sea for eight days. The captain said he didn't know what country they came from.

All the rescued people left the ship the next day while docked in Roatan, Honduras, she said.

According to maritime law, a ship and crew have a legal and moral obligation to help save human life.

"A master of a ship at sea, which is in a position to be able to provide assistance on receiving a signal from any source that persons are in distress at sea, is bound to proceed with all speed to their assistance," stated the International Maritime Organization.

Code Oscar is unique to Royal Caribbean, according to Marine Insight. The emergency code is usually used when a person falls overboard. Captains use the signal instead of shouting orders to "prevent the potentiality of chaos."

This is the Icon of the Seas' inaugural season. Its very first voyage with passengers was early this year, and FOX Weather got a tour.