"Roger Long" wrote in message
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"Rosalie B." wrote


Seems odd that it would take her almost a year to find out that she
was seasick. Could she be pregnant?


Far from the most likely explanation on the basis of process of
elimination.

Think what else would you be sick of if you had been out there for that
year. You don't think a guy who would take a crumpet like that who he
just met on a voyage like this was doing his own washing, cooking,
cleaning up, etc. do you? Even if he was, does he strike you as someone
you would want to spend 1000 days with without even some scenery to ease
the boredom?

She should be on "Today" or "Good Morning America" soon so we'll find out.
Might be a smart move. She can (ghost) write her own book about terror at
sea and have it in the stores before he gets back (if).

--
Roger Long


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Roger,, I think the weather has effected you .. it has driven me over the
edge.

I"ve even changed my name...

What next .. who knows..

On the 1,000 days at sea.. I never could figure out the purpose of this.
If the Capt had stopped a few times and enjoyed the scenery etc, maybe he
would
still have a crewmate.