Hey I’m just wondering about the myth that swingers always frequent cruises and are always looking to play . I am heading out on a cruise in a few weeks and will be keeping an eye open for the upside down pineapple. |
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"I read on one of the cruise line Q&A sections that swingers make up about 4.5% of their passengers. Not sure how they know  "
I’ve always thought it was the ocean that made these ships rock from side to side…..but it’s probably those darn swingers at it again |
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"I read on one of the cruise line Q&A sections that swingers make up about 4.5% of their passengers. Not sure how they know
I’ve always thought it was the ocean that made these ships rock from side to side…..but it’s probably those darn swingers at it again "
The cruise line blurb also mentioned the upside down pineapple sticker on doors lol |
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"Hey I’m just wondering about the myth that swingers always frequent cruises and are always looking to play . I am heading out on a cruise in a few weeks and will be keeping an eye open for the upside down pineapple. "
You just answered your own question, you are a swinger, your going on a cruise, you are looking to play, myth proven. |
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By *eciltheboldMan 49 weeks ago
the land of neeps and haggis Perthish |
I heard wearing a red sock on right leg and blue sock on left leg, whilst ridi g on the top deck of a double decker 69 bus is a sign.
You must apparently also carry a live haggis with a spotted hanky in your top pocket and whistle the national anthem of outer Mongolia with a lisp. |
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"I heard wearing a red sock on right leg and blue sock on left leg, whilst ridi g on the top deck of a double decker 69 bus is a sign.
You must apparently also carry a live haggis with a spotted hanky in your top pocket and whistle the national anthem of outer Mongolia with a lisp."
Almost but not quite - the lisp part is a myth  |
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