The US version of the web site high lights differet packages:

This bit amused me in the kennel section:-

Other Facts You Should Know:
There is a limit of one car not to exceed 6' x 6' x 10' and two pets per cabin.

Does one have to tip the steward for cleaning the car each day?

The original Queens both had kennels. The France, too. In fact the SS France had a French style lamp post and an American Fire hydrant on the deck so the animals would feel at home and pee properly!(True!)

I wonder if they would unload your car at each port so you could do your own shore excursion? Now do I take the Rolls Royce or Porsche?

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Originally posted by mike from canmore:
Finally I have found a cruise line that will take my dog.

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That's odd Mike, no cruise line has yet refused Mrs.M passage?

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Originally posted by Malcolm:
That's odd Mike, no cruise line has yet refused Mrs.M passage?

(Sorry Darling - I'm a dead man now! )

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Mrs M: Malcolm only said what he did, because he has been under such stress recently--trying to convince us Yanks that we need to get on with our lives after 911 and start traveling again.

So please forgive him. After all, a dog is a man's best friend; therefore, as his wife, you really are his best friend. That's all he was really trying to say...wasn't it Malcolm???

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Originally posted by PamM:
Colt, are you trying to appease MrsM and make excuses for Malcolm? I hope Mrs M reads these posts, 'cos if I were her I'd keep quiet until he did go on a QE2 crossing and relegate him to the shark cage towed behind. Then invite all passengers to watch 'feeding time' once a day; where a fish or two is tossed overboard in the vague direction of said cage.

Pam

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ROTFLOL

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Originally posted by colt:
Mrs M: Malcolm only said what he did, because he has been under such stress recently. That's all he was really trying to say...wasn't it Malcolm???

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Yes Colt, thank you that is EXACTLY the situation. I'm so glad that you are on my wave length.

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Originally posted by Malcolm:
Joking aside, Mrs M is a total BABE! Have you seen the movie?

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Should be after lightening your wallet at the Roman Spa on the Norway.

You mentioned in a previous post that you did not care about getting fat?

Dont get so fat where when you go to the zoo, elephants throw you peanuts

You must have a favourite florist, to say nothing of a favourite jeweler, to get away with such remarks.

How much do you budget for 'getting out of the doghouse' posts? With remarks like yours, my other half would be filing for bankruptcy about now - and I' be doing a RTW - solo! - for his account!!!

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Originally posted by Green:
Malcolm

You must have a favourite florist, to say nothing of a favourite jeweler, to get away with such remarks.

How much do you budget for 'getting out of the doghouse' posts? With remarks like yours, my other half would be filing for bankruptcy about now - and I' be doing a RTW - solo! - for his account!!!

Explanations like "Darling, what I meant was ....................." don't cut it.

[ 11-22-2001: Message edited by: Green ]

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Originally posted by Boston:
I am thrilled to see that Cunard is now offering roundtrip transatlantic passage, at least on the U.K. website. However, I do not see any mention of this offer on the U.S. site.

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However, I noticed on the UK Cunard web site that you can take a Transatlantic and upgrade to Concord for your return flight at supplement of £2295, ($3213) which including our 17.5% purchase tax (VAT).

However, on the US web site (and CruiseNews) the same supplement is $1995 (£1425). I suspect the US price does not include tax(?), but there would still seem to be a big price difference. In other words us Brits pay about $1000 more, and we earn less on average!

hehe