KevinP wrote:if it's really stormy and the seas are going nuts you'll feel it. It's it's normal to fairly normal out you probably won't feel anything. If you're the sensitive type you might feel a slight rocking sensation, but get used to it quickly.
This is really on of those things that's hard to predict for each person really. If you've never been on a cruise before and you get motion sickness easy might be good to take a few precautions.
Me, I get screwed up is I spin around in a circle a bunch of times or go on a looping roller coaster over and over, YET I've never had any problem on a cruise. Go figure.
Neck-Wrecker wrote:Hi all
I read the sea sickness threads leading up to the 2011 cruise.
Wondering if anyone has had any luck with non-pharmaceutical approach.
Do sea bands work? Just a placebo or what?
If I HAVE to take an over the counter med, are there any that do NOT inhibit alcohol consumption?
Lastly, perhaps the better question, does a boat of this size rock much at all (please, no pun intended)?
SlaytanicE21 wrote:KevinP wrote:You're biggest obstacle will be if they play any Pantera anywhere on the ship. That will cause instant projectile vomit
I hope they're playing Walk through the entire ship when you walk onbroad.
KDibildeaux wrote:I didn't have any issues with nausea but did feel the rocking quite a bit. Hell, a couple of times I almost fell over, and I was sober
Michael D. wrote:KDibildeaux wrote:I didn't have any issues with nausea but did feel the rocking quite a bit. Hell, a couple of times I almost fell over, and I was sober
LOL. I fell over twice. Once while talking with Yves Huts and his girlfriend, and the other time while walking back to my cabin. Both times were due to the boat turning. I really had to laugh while saying F’ing boat. LOL
KDibildeaux wrote:I didn't have any issues with nausea but did feel the rocking quite a bit. Hell, a couple of times I almost fell over, and I was sober
ShoreSlayer wrote:KDibildeaux wrote:I didn't have any issues with nausea but did feel the rocking quite a bit. Hell, a couple of times I almost fell over, and I was sober
Same here. Stumbled a few times the night we headed back to Miami but never actually hit the floor
No sea legs whatsoever afterwards either
WizardBeast wrote:ShoreSlayer wrote:KDibildeaux wrote:I didn't have any issues with nausea but did feel the rocking quite a bit. Hell, a couple of times I almost fell over, and I was sober
Same here. Stumbled a few times the night we headed back to Miami but never actually hit the floor
No sea legs whatsoever afterwards either
that's crazy! and awesome....took me 7 days to get over that weird feeling when getting up from sitting or whatever.
ShoreSlayer wrote:My Dad's a seaman so it's probably in my veins
ShoreSlayer wrote:KDibildeaux wrote:I didn't have any issues with nausea but did feel the rocking quite a bit. Hell, a couple of times I almost fell over, and I was sober
Same here. Stumbled a few times the night we headed back to Miami but never actually hit the floor
No sea legs whatsoever afterwards either
Bentz! wrote:Mere ( my wife ) was love sick for just about the entire cruise. Staying away from Kevin didn't seem to work. The vegemite sorta worked, but maybe more of a "mental crutch" fashion. What seemed to work the best for her was going outside and looking at the horizon (like Luke Skywalker). It teaches your brain that Kevin is not the entire world. (Not gonna lie, booze also did seem to help)
That said she's looking into getting more Kevvie for this cruise.
KDibildeaux wrote:Michael D. wrote:KDibildeaux wrote:I didn't have any issues with nausea but did feel the rocking quite a bit. Hell, a couple of times I almost fell over, and I was sober
LOL. I fell over twice. Once while talking with Yves Huts and his girlfriend, and the other time while walking back to my cabin. Both times were due to the boat turning. I really had to laugh while saying F’ing boat. LOL
Hahah I spilled hot chocolate all over myself
Alex Fields wrote:KDibildeaux wrote:Hahah I spilled hot chocolate all over myself
sounds interesting..
Metalwrath wrote:Drink beer/Lots of beer.
KevinP wrote:Bentz! wrote:Mere ( my wife ) was love sick for just about the entire cruise. Staying away from Kevin didn't seem to work. The vegemite sorta worked, but maybe more of a "mental crutch" fashion. What seemed to work the best for her was going outside and looking at the horizon (like Luke Skywalker). It teaches your brain that Kevin is not the entire world. (Not gonna lie, booze also did seem to help)
That said she's looking into getting more Kevvie for this cruise.
Aaaaw, you making me blush
mooyagi wrote:Alex Fields wrote:KDibildeaux wrote:Hahah I spilled hot chocolate all over myself
sounds interesting..
Very nice!
Michael D. wrote:mooyagi wrote:Alex Fields wrote:
Very nice!
Kate dipped in chocolate! YEAH! "Bomb-ass-TITS" and very yummy.
DrinkMoxie wrote:The best way to prevent seasickness is to eat bacon.
Bacon is a major source of testicular fortitude.
Feeling dizzy or unmanly? BACON!
Feeling hungry? BACON!
Need to wake up and get pumped for a show? BACON!
Need to get a bad taste out of your mouth? BACON!
Need an energy kick to keep you up late? BACON!
Need a blast of happiness? BACON!
Bacon is a universal cure all for all weaknesses...
unfortunately for the vegetarians and vegans, you have no reprieve from these ailments, fakon will actually make all problems worse.
gnoff wrote:They just didn't give it a chance!
Not bacon's fault!
DrinkMoxie wrote:gnoff wrote:They just didn't give it a chance!
Not bacon's fault!
exactly! Those who do not eat the bacon do not receive its blessings!
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