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Posted: 10 years ago | 1283 Views

Age of Discussions

Why are so many threads so old? A lot are a year or two old without any responses. I went to the NCL forums and there was a question about the Norway. No one had responded in a year. Maybe someone should clean up the site to keep the forums current. I hate responding to a thread only to find it's 8 months old. What do you guys think?

19 Answers

Posted: 6 years ago

I thought he was on a three month world type cruise.
Posted: 6 years ago

‘You don’t know the half of it
Posted: 6 years ago

You folks are too funny 😂

Posted: 6 years ago

I’ll bad mouth anyone I wish, especially that BAK1061 guy. Rumor has it he never really was on a cruise, and that all of his information came from the internet. I do miss those funny stories though. He’d make them just believable enough then hit you with a line that just left you shaking your head. All you could say was damn, got me again. I especially liked the one where Carnival sold one of her ships, with the staff, crew, and passengers
Posted: 6 years ago

Agreed!
Posted: 6 years ago

18 days out
Posted: 6 years ago

I am reasonably sure he still does
Posted: 6 years ago

He has a cruise this month.. We should make sure to wish him a safe and enjoyable voyage.
Posted: 6 years ago

I noticed he has 3 points this week...he's still here in "spirit" (or something like that).Wink
Posted: 6 years ago

Wasn't BAK always having a fit when someone would comment on an old post?? LOL BAK would love us now.
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