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Don't you know who he is?Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostSo this is more likely to be a rant about not being allowed to take a knife on board (however non-lethal it may be) rather than a legitimate moan about having your set downgraded??Comment
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostBut that 4mm might mean the difference between scratching the surface of the aorta, or puncturing it
Oh, and by the way:

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that was the point they didn't accept the saw.
can you tell I'm bored? ragging MF and making bad jokes
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This. Had a bulkhead seat and got moved to a middle aisle.Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostI assumed he felt he had a 'good' seat in economy before, and had been moved to a 'bad' seat in economy. Assuming he really is in an airport. Travelling to another country for a perm job.
**** it just paid £700 to jump up to Business class, which by default I have to pay for myself. And then as if by magic and email came from finance saying the travel policy has changed and we can fly in upgraded seats up to a maximum of $3000. So I can expense it back.
Let the champagne flow!!!!
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I can't see why having to move from one fictional seat to another would be any different - can he not just make up a better seat and pretend that he's sitting there instead?Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostI assumed he felt he had a 'good' seat in economy before, and had been moved to a 'bad' seat in economy. Assuming he really is in an airport. Travelling to another country for a perm job.Last edited by TheFaQQer; 13 October 2014, 10:04.Comment
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Evidently, he can.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI can't see why having to move from one fictional seat to another would be any different - can he not just make up a better seat and pretend that he's sitting there instead?
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post**** it just paid £700 to jump up to Business class, which by default I have to pay for myself. And then as if by magic and email came from finance saying the travel policy has changed and we can fly in upgraded seats up to a maximum of $3000. So I can expense it back.Last edited by TheFaQQer; 13 October 2014, 10:04.Comment
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What's the difference between a good and bad seat???????Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostI assumed he felt he had a 'good' seat in economy before, and had been moved to a 'bad' seat in economy. Assuming he really is in an airport. Travelling to another country for a perm job.Comment
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