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Homoudont

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21. Intoxicated

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Sun Dec 12, 2021, 06:57 PM

Dec 2021

According to a popular cruise message board she was seen earlier that evening drinking heavily at the punchliner comedy club. Per the post she had tried to climb between balcony lost her balance and hit her head on the way down to the ocean.

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Woman falls overboard from Carnival cruise ship off coast of Mexico [View all] marmar Dec 2021 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 2021 #1

I've been on a lot of cruises. It's pretty near impossible to 'just' go over a rail. We're ... marble falls Dec 2021 #2

I've never been on a cruise ship, but surely there are safeguards Arkansas Granny Dec 2021 #3

+1. Jumped, or shoved. dalton99a Dec 2021 #6

Something happened besides the girl going into the drink. marble falls Dec 2021 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 2021 #15

Commercial ships give crew gps bracelets that set off an alarm when man overbaord. WarGamer Dec 2021 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 2021 #17

yeah a 25 gram bracelet is the same as a 50lb compressed life raft. WarGamer Dec 2021 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 2021 #19

It takes a while to fully stop a big ship. BlackSkimmer Dec 2021 #5

In the navy, that's not how it's done, like you say, it could take a mile to stop ... marble falls Dec 2021 #8

Yes, I've read about that. Seems like big passenger ships would know to do the same. BlackSkimmer Dec 2021 #12

I was on a cruise years back when a crew member went over. nolabear Dec 2021 #20

He long did it take them to realize she went overboard? JHB Dec 2021 #11

Probably drunk at 3 a.m. Even in those waters hypothermia will get you pretty quickly. Liberal In Texas Dec 2021 #4

The USN recovers almost all of it's overboard sailors. One thing the Navy does not do ... marble falls Dec 2021 #9

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 2021 #10

I can't imagine the terror of falling overboard in the middle of the ocean. BlackSkimmer Dec 2021 #13

Keeps me off the rail! Especially at night. The Navy tries hard to keep it's personnel, ... marble falls Dec 2021 #14

Intoxicated Homoudont Dec 2021 #21

That was gonna be my guess. Without posted video, she was piss drunk and lost her balance. Volaris Dec 2021 #22