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Carefully observe the captain. Dress how he dresses.
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Dinner Jacket/Tuxedo--Necessary for Cruise?
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Captain Stubing's Love Boat belonged to Princess.
That is not my favorite line.
Captain Picard's ship is a bit too swift for my preferred cruise speed.
Kirk's older model is juuuuust right.
Goldelocks, what big teeth you have!
That is not my favorite line.
Captain Picard's ship is a bit too swift for my preferred cruise speed.
Kirk's older model is juuuuust right.
Goldelocks, what big teeth you have!
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I'm actually reading the Laurence King-published book Cruise this week. Standards have definitely fallen through; the dress codes are as in thrall to the vagaries of fashion dictates as anywhere else. Which, naturellement, is a shame, as one should certainly seek to suit the grandeur of a Floating City
Unless your wife is feeling particularly elegant, I'd opt for the suit or at most, a casual party dinner jacket with shawl lapels. And a louche attitude
Unless your wife is feeling particularly elegant, I'd opt for the suit or at most, a casual party dinner jacket with shawl lapels. And a louche attitude
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