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I was working through some of my old photos from our QM2 cruise in 2010 and I stumbled on this one. Can anyone tell me what this place is - I don't remember taking the photo and I can't say what all these strange bits of machinery are for.

 

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A confused J

 

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I was working through some of my old photos from our QM2 cruise in 2010 and I stumbled on this one. Can anyone tell me what this place is - I don't remember taking the photo and I can't say what all these strange bits of machinery are for.

 

Thanks

 

A confused J

 

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I think they are robots trying to invade the earth. I know I talked to one of them!:)

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While I cannot be certain, you may have found the room with the rowing machines for the people in steerage. Either that, or they are the torture racks for anyone who claims that QG food always comes out cold. ;)

 

Well, on that particular cruise the ole rust bucket could have done with all the additional power she could get what with electrical failures and so on! But there's nobody there :D

 

J

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I think I've heard that described as the place you go to lose a few Pounds...so it must be the Casino. :D

 

Ah - now that sounds like a very plausible theory. So those strange looking things are slot machines?

 

J

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Are you sure there was not a sign on the door saying "crew only"? It does not look like somewhere I would want to be.

 

Hey Lanky Lad, maybe there was a sign that read "crew only" to throw us off the track because it's a top secret layout of the new plans for the "Grill" lounge to be revealed after QM2's dry dock!

 

Or maybe it's just a new way CCL has found to stretch a buck :D:eek:

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I was working through some of my old photos from our QM2 cruise in 2010 and I stumbled on this one. Can anyone tell me what this place is - I don't remember taking the photo and I can't say what all these strange bits of machinery are for.

 

Thanks

 

A confused J

 

DSCN2552_qm2_mystery_room.jpg

 

Cruachan,

Now I just happen to know what this room is used for since I was forced to use it once myself. After several days of dining onboard QM2, what happens is that one's diner suit naturally begins to change shape. For instance, mine began to shrink. Poor quality materials is the most likely cause. Thus, this room can be used to correct the irregular fit of one's suit, which is caused by any of the various normal distortions that the fabrics of a diner suit commonly are subjected to. The various devices you see in this photo simply perform the needed alterations to a diner suit by re-shaping and compressing the owner of the suit until his body conforms to the recently introduced distortions. The only alternatives to using this room are: (1) a tailor or (2) a cummerbund. :)

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Are you sure there was not a sign on the door saying "crew only"? It does not look like somewhere I would want to be.

 

Stephen,

 

I'm sure you're right, but the door was open and I guess I mustn't have seen the sign. I certainly looks like the sort of place that only crew members would enter.

 

J

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Are they showing the latest Transformer movie aboard the QM2? :) Regards,Jerry

No that isn't a movie or anything like the movie. It is true, they are robots, and some are transformer types making their move luring in motivated physically fit individuals. When these most fit passengers are locked up in this location , they intend to mix and mingle with the less ambitious passengers learning the ins and outs of what makes us, earthly beings, tick. I don't know what their plan is after that because I left when they got to that part, but only after proving to them that I indeed was not one of the fit ones, and I would prefer not to go into how I proved that, but it wasn't very pleasant.

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