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from A330/200 seating 32/211 to A330/300 seating 34/264 I may have to move back now-if only I could find an inexpensive way to import my bike. That is all

I stayed 3 weeks and didn't find it an issue and with the a/c on,you won't hear a thing uless her head is hitting the wall next door.Talk to Kim the owner.

We are distraught over the recent earthquake that hit Haiti causing the estimated deaths of up to 100,000 Haitians. We are asking the US government to donate 100,000 Negro's to replace them as quickly as possible with an additional 50,000 on standby for immediate exportation. Then and only then can we guarantee that Haiti will continue to be the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. Please urge your city to donate and donate early as the need is real and the need is now! Thank you, The American Negro Replacement Foundation creating poverty around the world for 200 years. 3

"Happy" would be fine-I'm always happy when I visit "Happy" Street.

Agreed-pay up front and depart at your leisure.

And I quote from the original post:"The aircraft had been redeployed to Bangkok and Toronto". But I'm sure you're OK because airlines NEVER change equipment over an 8 month period.

Do ANY of the recommended places actually have sauce on their pizzas?Most in Patts/Jomtien don't.Without sauce,it's not pizza,unless you count white pizza,which doesn't count.

DUBAI, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Dubai government-owned Emirates [EMIRA.UL] airline, the largest customer for the Airbus (EAD.PA) A380 aircraft, said on Thursday it intended to restart superjumbo flights to New York in the second half of this year. The carrier had pulled the world's largest passenger plane off the New York route in June after a drop in traffic, replacing it with a Boeing (BA.N) 777 aircraft as the impact of the global financial crisis swept across the Gulf Arab region, reducing passenger demand. "It remains our intention to reinstate the A380 on the DXB-JFK-route in the secon

That premise of living like a king applies to most Third World countries but is rarely the case these days.

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One day a fourth-grade teacher asked the children what their fathers did for a living.. All the typical answers came up -- fireman, mechanic, businessman, salesman, doctor, lawyer, and so forth. However, little Justin was being uncharacteristically quiet, so when the teacher prodded him about his father, he finally replied, Okay...my father's an exotic dancer in a gay cabaret and takes off all his clothes in front of other men and they put money in his underwear. Sometimes, if the offer is really good, he will go home with some guy and stay wi

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Easy,Martin O'Neill.................

Not a problem.... I did 28 years at DL,not in mgmt,and 4 prior to DL w/commuters.With DL in MCO,I handled BA,VS and KL after receiving their training.I worked in 6 cities in those 28 years and at least that many TDY assignments,so it gave me some perspective. I'm sure of one thing though,no 2 airlines are the same........

I forgot about my free roundtrip from Okinawa back in 1972,lol!

I can't fathom anyone not accepting 500 quid or dollars for a 1 day delay and being confirmed on the later flight,if even a day later.Some people have more money than sense.500 buys quite a lot these days in LOS.

10% is not standard.It varies from 5% to 40% depending on city pair. The scenario you mention doesn't happen as often as before.Since most tickets are nonref these days,ability to "register" as you call it for several flights is not possible.Only with a full fare is it possible to register for several flights (free tickets notwithstanding)and since the late 70s,there has been a program searching for just that scenario-several bookings-which is dealt with.The program was originally started to locate double and triple bookings during holiday periods and to contact passengers and ask which fligh

Not a standard concession in the industry.Somewhat with a coseshare partner,but far from common.ZED fares now and reduced rate tickets,either 75% or 90% off,previously are/were common. Yes,I was a BA checkin/control agent for my airline which handled BA in Orlando,so I speak from experince with my company and BA.

Roughly $37 from Narita IIRC-that's tax on my free travel as an airline retiree.

You've paid (payed to some) several times for previous flights for your "free" ticket.

Don't confuse me with villayoungster......................

Looks like at least one keeper in that lineup.Possibly a weekly cruise.............

(CNN) -- Advocates for sex workers in South Africa have warned that this summer's World Cup could be a public health disaster. With up to half a million football fans expected to visit South Africa for the World Cup, and up to half of South Africa's prostitutes carrying the HIV virus, there have been calls for the country to decriminalize prostitution to help tackle the spread of HIV. Eric Harper, director of the Cape Town-based Sex Worker Education and Advocacy Taskforce (SWEAT), told CNN that the World Cup would inevitably lead to a demand for sex workers. "And where there's dem

Out of curiosity,why is the plate worth 70k?