Stained Class wrote:...I had to use my room key to scrape the ice off the inside of my windshield. ....
last_candle wrote:never had PCD - especially not this year with my jetlag already sucking out all my energy
for me, it's more or less like you described it, Laura
as much as I'd like to stay on vacation for longer - it's kinda ok to be back in "real life", because there's also a lot great stuff going on there...
mooyagi wrote:No big PCD this time. It does seem to be less strong with each passing cruise. Cruise crud made me miserable for a few days though.
Stained Class wrote:I'm not so depressed that it's over as I am disappointed with myself for being so drunk monday night that I was pretty much hung over for the rest of the trip. I did part a lot harder in Miami this time than any other time though. Next year I'm gonna drink less.
WizardBeast wrote:Stained Class wrote:I'm not so depressed that it's over as I am disappointed with myself for being so drunk monday night that I was pretty much hung over for the rest of the trip. I did part a lot harder in Miami this time than any other time though. Next year I'm gonna drink less.
I've said the same for next year and no one believes me. My track (w)record is pretty poor for Sunday night though. I think every year I've been bombed. Maybe we'll actually be better next year?
I'd LOOOOVE a do-over!
WizardBeast wrote:mooyagi wrote:No big PCD this time. It does seem to be less strong with each passing cruise. Cruise crud made me miserable for a few days though.
First year was the worst for me!!!!! This year it didn't hit me really. Real life is great for me anyway!
Stained Class wrote:PCD grows every year it seems. My worst PCD story: the night after I got back from 70k this year I had to use my room key to scrape the ice off the inside of my windshield. It was fucking painful.
surfslamdive wrote:Stained Class wrote:PCD grows every year it seems. My worst PCD story: the night after I got back from 70k this year I had to use my room key to scrape the ice off the inside of my windshield. It was fucking painful.
Oh man am I glad I live in Vancouver. All I had to do was change into pants and put a jacket on to get to my car...
Stained Class wrote:surfslamdive wrote:Stained Class wrote:PCD grows every year it seems. My worst PCD story: the night after I got back from 70k this year I had to use my room key to scrape the ice off the inside of my windshield. It was fucking painful.
Oh man am I glad I live in Vancouver. All I had to do was change into pants and put a jacket on to get to my car...
I'm moving to Vancouver this year.
Speedy wrote:The first week or so was pretty bad for me, but now I've turned it around to excitement for next year.
X-Thor wrote:Stained Class wrote:I'm moving to Vancouver this year.
Is that for sure now?
Mr.Kito wrote:The worst thing about PCD this year is the fact that I don't know if I'll be able to be there next year
X-Thor wrote:For me it's PCD and PDD.
EastCostChick wrote:This year was my first metal cruise & I was warned about the PCD while still on board, on the second day. Somehow a complete stranger from the other side of the world could tell I was having too good a time. After having the experience of meeting all you awesome people, I feel like my "regular" life pales in comparison, and I will be on the next cruise no matter what. For me it's atmosphere on the cruise that I miss the most! One big metal family...
Decibel wrote:EastCostChick wrote:This year was my first metal cruise & I was warned about the PCD while still on board, on the second day. Somehow a complete stranger from the other side of the world could tell I was having too good a time. After having the experience of meeting all you awesome people, I feel like my "regular" life pales in comparison, and I will be on the next cruise no matter what. For me it's atmosphere on the cruise that I miss the most! One big metal family...
^This was definitely my first couple weeks off the ship. The good thing though in my case, is everyone is attempting to keep connected through facebook, bbq's, etc. It's going to be a stellar year thanks to the extended family.
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