I think the world under the oceans is much more beautiful than the
ugly world we see each day.

So I think submarine cruises are a huge market for the future with
billions of $$$ to earn.

Ralf Dieholt wrote:

... I think submarine cruises are a huge market for the future with
billions of $$$ to earn.

This is old news. Submarines have been cruising the oceans for a very long
time now. You just haven't seen them.

--
Good luck and good sailing.
s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat
http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net/

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 06:47:20 -0500, "Armond Perretta"
wrote:

Ralf Dieholt wrote:

... I think submarine cruises are a huge market for the future with
billions of $$$ to earn.

This is old news. Submarines have been cruising the oceans for a very long
time now. You just haven't seen them.

I have. But then, that's my job.

Steve

"Steven Shelikoff"
"Armond Perretta": wrote:
: : Ralf Dieholt wrote:
:
: ... I think submarine cruises are a huge market for the future with
: billions of $$$ to earn.
:
: This is old news. Submarines have been cruising the oceans for a very long
: time now. You just haven't seen them.
:
: I have. But then, that's my job.
:
: Steve

Yep. I can just see me settin' there on the screen porch with my pina colada
watchin' all the perty fishes...
....oh, waitaminnit.
Ralf - a sub is a black sewer pipe with people in. It'd be a rare thing to find
someone who'd pay for the pleasure more than once.
It's a tough place to earn a living - not a pleasure cruise by any definition.
A special respect is earned by those who serve in the undersea services.

Dave
Been there, done that. USN 26 years.

Hey...I took the 'Nautilus submarine tour at Disney World in '93.
that was colourful and interesting. :-)

David Ward wrote in message
ink.net...

Ralf - a sub is a black sewer pipe with people in. It'd be a rare thing
to find
someone who'd pay for the pleasure more than once.
It's a tough place to earn a living - not a pleasure cruise by any
definition.
A special respect is earned by those who serve in the undersea services.

Dave
Been there, done that. USN 26 years.

"Don White" wrote
: Hey...I took the 'Nautilus submarine tour at Disney World in '93.
: that was colourful and interesting. :-)
:
Ahhhhhh hhahahahhahaaaaa. I'm bustin' a gut.
Now come help me clean the coffee offa m' keyboard.

Dave

"Don White" wrote
: Hey...I took the 'Nautilus submarine tour at Disney World in '93.
: that was colourful and interesting. :-)
:
Ahhhhhh hhahahahhahaaaaa. I'm bustin' a gut.
Now come help me clean the coffee offa m' keyboard.

Dave

Hey...I took the 'Nautilus submarine tour at Disney World in '93.
that was colourful and interesting. :-)

David Ward wrote in message
ink.net...

Ralf - a sub is a black sewer pipe with people in. It'd be a rare thing
to find
someone who'd pay for the pleasure more than once.
It's a tough place to earn a living - not a pleasure cruise by any
definition.
A special respect is earned by those who serve in the undersea services.

Dave
Been there, done that. USN 26 years.

"Steven Shelikoff"
"Armond Perretta": wrote:
: : Ralf Dieholt wrote:
:
: ... I think submarine cruises are a huge market for the future with
: billions of $$$ to earn.
:
: This is old news. Submarines have been cruising the oceans for a very long
: time now. You just haven't seen them.
:
: I have. But then, that's my job.
:
: Steve

Yep. I can just see me settin' there on the screen porch with my pina colada
watchin' all the perty fishes...
....oh, waitaminnit.
Ralf - a sub is a black sewer pipe with people in. It'd be a rare thing to find
someone who'd pay for the pleasure more than once.
It's a tough place to earn a living - not a pleasure cruise by any definition.
A special respect is earned by those who serve in the undersea services.

Dave
Been there, done that. USN 26 years.

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 06:47:20 -0500, "Armond Perretta"
wrote:

Ralf Dieholt wrote:

... I think submarine cruises are a huge market for the future with
billions of $$$ to earn.

This is old news. Submarines have been cruising the oceans for a very long
time now. You just haven't seen them.

I have. But then, that's my job.

Steve