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Maxprop wrote: "Scotty" wrote in message ... I have a non-boating friend who's going on a cruise next week. He's concerned about seasickness. I told him ginger is a good cure. I bought him a box of Ginger Snaps ( more for a joke ). Should he start munching on these before he steps onboard or wait till / if he feels bad? SBV Are ginger snaps actually flavored with ginger, or an artificial flavoring? We keep candied ginger on board for folks who suffer mal-de-mer. Just *how* could anyone suffer from mal-de-mer on a LAKE????? PDW |
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Lake Michigan...
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Peter" wrote in message oups.com... Maxprop wrote: "Scotty" wrote in message ... I have a non-boating friend who's going on a cruise next week. He's concerned about seasickness. I told him ginger is a good cure. I bought him a box of Ginger Snaps ( more for a joke ). Should he start munching on these before he steps onboard or wait till / if he feels bad? SBV Are ginger snaps actually flavored with ginger, or an artificial flavoring? We keep candied ginger on board for folks who suffer mal-de-mer. Just *how* could anyone suffer from mal-de-mer on a LAKE????? PDW |
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On 22 Jun 2006 17:17:26 -0700, in message
.com "Peter" wrote: Maxprop wrote: We keep candied ginger on board for folks who suffer mal-de-mer. Just *how* could anyone suffer from mal-de-mer on a LAKE????? The usual way... Wave motion can be much more disorganized over shallower water and a good wind with a 30 mile fetch will pile up big waves on fresh water too. Ryk, happily unaffected |
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"Peter" wrote in message oups.com... Maxprop wrote: "Scotty" wrote in message ... I have a non-boating friend who's going on a cruise next week. He's concerned about seasickness. I told him ginger is a good cure. I bought him a box of Ginger Snaps ( more for a joke ). Should he start munching on these before he steps onboard or wait till / if he feels bad? SBV Are ginger snaps actually flavored with ginger, or an artificial flavoring? We keep candied ginger on board for folks who suffer mal-de-mer. Just *how* could anyone suffer from mal-de-mer on a LAKE????? PDW http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Lakes_Storm_of_1913 ..John Cairns |
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"Peter" wrote in message oups.com... Maxprop wrote: "Scotty" wrote in message ... I have a non-boating friend who's going on a cruise next week. He's concerned about seasickness. I told him ginger is a good cure. I bought him a box of Ginger Snaps ( more for a joke ). Should he start munching on these before he steps onboard or wait till / if he feels bad? SBV Are ginger snaps actually flavored with ginger, or an artificial flavoring? We keep candied ginger on board for folks who suffer mal-de-mer. Just *how* could anyone suffer from mal-de-mer on a LAKE????? Heh, heh . . . Please accept my cordial invitation to join us and find out, should you ever find yourself in the States. I've never gotten seasick on the ocean, but I've gotten actively ill on Lakes Michigan and Superior. Max |
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Peter wrote:
Just *how* could anyone suffer from mal-de-mer on a LAKE????? If the lake is big enough.... DSK |
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