Pineapples when Cruising?

[StayGoldPonyboy]

Two birds, one stone.

 

[JohnM]

There seem to be a few posting here on the basis of experience...

While others seem to now be seeking the experience...

 

[MARTINE]

There seem to be a few posting here on the basis of experience...

While others seem to now be seeking the experience...

Put your tongue back in

 

[JohnM]

Put your tongue back in

Only my tongue?

 

[Port Power]

I have no idea what any of this means @TheRealTMA and @Port Power

I’ll burst the bubble and state it in print. Upside down pineapple on cabin doors denotes occupants are “swingers”. My innocence (knowledge) was only recently corrupted! (But I think you have since read the same CC article that I did.)

 

[samh004]

suspect that many/most Silversea passengers would need to do likewise

I wouldn't be surprised if they started it or know about it but have a different method

 

[RB]

From our Virgin Voyages cruise - nice lounge wear, didn't read the rules so not sure if it complied

 

[Pushka]

From our Virgin Voyages cruise - nice lounge wear, didn't read the rules so not sure if it complied
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Oh I wish him a lot of luck there.

Yep. Pineapples denotes swingers. Hence the reference a few posts ago to swinging pineapples. And then there's Dorothy who had a birthday onboard and rocked up to the Friends of Dorothy party. She had a great time. Actually it would be a lot of fun.

 

[jukebox333]

Gave them the rough end by the sounds…

People pay extra for that.

Or so I'm told...

 

[Flyerwin]

TIL

 

[DC3]

From our Virgin Voyages cruise - nice lounge wear, didn't read the rules so not sure if it complied
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Well spotted

 

[TheRealTMA]

From our Virgin Voyages cruise - nice lounge wear, didn't read the rules so not sure if it complied
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Is that the corollary to D***head?

 

[VPS]

Some more info

https://www.cruisecritic.com.au/articles/upside-down-pineapple-cruise-ships