Settle a dispute

[S.S.Oceanlover]

maybe it just depends on which ship you are on.:confused:

 

Bill

[rvrgirl]

No, no, of course not. We all know your moral and ethical standards are far too high to do anything completely classless like that.

 

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Wife and i both drink cf diet coke and so does our traveling mates. We buy one card and she orders 2 cans at dinner and we share. Not much of a big soda drinker for evening meals .It also depends on your bev. waiter if he or she will bring you 1 or 2 at the time. But the majority have brought us 2 when we ordered.Of course a nice bottle of wine would be better.:D

[ParrotRob]

Oh, OK, I see. Someone else does it, so that MUST make it alright!

[on board]

seems we have been down this road before. Perhaps someone is trying to stir the pot?:rolleyes:

 

Bill

 

 

Better watch out rvrgirl, somone may turn you in!! Or worse yet you may get banned!!:p

[buddyjo143]

I used my card for club soda. I got tired of diet coke sometimes but wanted cold and fizzy.

 

Joanne

[on board]

Oh, ok. I guess I just haven't noticed that being done in the dining room. To me, a formal setting isn't the place for a Coke bottle or can. Just my upbringing. No biggie.:)

 

 

Wow! :rolleyes: I think I had a normal upbringing!:confused: My parents worked hard and all of their children are all college educated, we had Family Dinners every night, Sunday Dinner was always formal with extended family also. Men were in suits and ties, and all Females were dressed to the hilt! There was always a cooler full of beer, and soda! Yes we did have a glass to pour it in but the cans were brought to the table. There is nothing out of the ordinary about anyone bringing a can of soda to the dinner table! My question to you is, If one will not drink their water in board, does not like tea, or any sweetened beverage, and does not like wine, what is one suppose to do? CHOKE?:p I am not bashing your upbringing but just letting you know that it is normal and I don't think it will cause anyone any adverse affects if we see a can on the Dinner table! ;)