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Or BAAA?Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
I thought her rant was against BA?Do you refer to BA or BAA?
You gotta watch those guys. They have a total monopoly in sheep travel.Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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Yeah, and they only did that coz she's white!Originally posted by AtW View PostThey put Hilton in jailComment
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I quite like the idea of her being <insert butch female name> biatch in jail for a while.Originally posted by sasguru View PostWhy not just shoot her and put her out of her and our misery.Comment
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bothOriginally posted by BrilloPad View Post
I thought her rant was against BA?Do you refer to BA or BAA?Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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BA vs BAA
BA is not a monopoly as you referred though - BAA is the closest to (a private) one.
So, who's (more) to blame DA?
Why hasn't BA come out and slated BAA then if it weren't its fault?Comment
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With Paris Hilton.Originally posted by oracleslave View PostI quite like the idea of her being <insert butch female name> biatch in jail for a while.
Excuse me, I'm off to touch meself.Hard Brexit now!
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BAAAAAAAAAA!Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostBA is not a monopoly as you referred though - BAA is the closest to (a private) one.
So, who's (more) to blame DA?
Why hasn't BA come out and slated BAA then if it weren't its fault?Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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BA is a monopoly on many routes esp to the USA. It enjoys a cosy cartel with BAA especially at Heathrow. Terminal 5 was developed by BA for the sole use of BA.Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostBA is not a monopoly as you referred though - BAA is the closest to (a private) one.
So, who's (more) to blame DA?
Why hasn't BA come out and slated BAA then if it weren't its fault?
Although you are right that BA is not a monopoly s such it does however have a monopoly on certain flights and T5
So for BA to openly criticise BAA(both are responsible for the T5 fiasco) or vice versa would do neither party any good whatsoever.
Its a bit like a client blaming a contractor for scr**ing up a system. although the client is probably right
it was though the client that hired him in the first place. Good on Naomi Campbell for beating the knuts up. She has gone up in my estimation.
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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