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In response to "RoyalCaribbean to offer Cruise around the World w/ 150 stops -- (link)" by budice

B2 ;) -- nm

Posted by Meg (aka Mojave) Oct 21 '21, 10:16

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No one answered my question on citizenship. Guess it's an unsettled area of law. -- nm - Full Size Candy Baron Oct 21, 10:24 11
- Babies born to American citizens are American citizens even if the birth is on foreign land..like me from Germany -- nm - zeitgeist Oct 21, 10:54
- You're a citizen of international waters and only Maritime law applies to you. - spamlet Oct 21, 10:40 5
  - What if you're crossing the international date line on Dec 31... -- nm - Reagen Oct 21, 11:01 1
    - You get a choice between Zoe Saldana and Kiera Knightley. -- nm - Will Hunting Oct 21, 11:03
  - heh, I remember the ferry between Newfoundland and Cape Breton used to have slot machines and gambling but only started once a couple miles out -- nm* - Beaker Oct 21, 10:58
  - But every seven years you can set foot on land unless you have a Jar of Dirt. -- nm - Qale Oct 21, 10:56
  - So that's where the Icelandic Pirate Party came from. -- nm - Full Size Candy Baron Oct 21, 10:44
- From the internets -- (link) - Strongbad Oct 21, 10:39
- I suspect if you got pregnant on board they'd ship you home before your due date. OTOH, I guess an onboard birth is possible. -- nm - Meg Oct 21, 10:28 2
  - For fun I looked through the FAQs. Highlights include cannot board if 22 weeks pregnant. Legal drinking age is 21 on board, local law on shore. - Qale Oct 21, 10:56
  - Next, on a very special episode of Below Deck.... -- nm - Full Size Candy Baron Oct 21, 10:31

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