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4-14-2007 @ 10:40PM
Andrea said...
I honestly don't see how someone could fall overboard. The railings are tal enough that you'd have to stand up on them or something to actually fall over.
When I went on my cruise last year, we went through a tropical storm on our way back and with things falling off shelves and whatnot not one person went overboard or even came close to doing so. I was even on deck somewhat intoxicated during the event and never once came close to falling off...
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