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When I was little, my dad used to always get an upgrade because of his frequent flyer miles (in the days when TWA upgraded people a lot).
My mum and the three of us would be in economy, he'd be in business class.
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Lol yeah.Originally posted by WTFH View PostJust throw your car keys into the bowl...
Thanks to everyone who PM'd me WTFH's wifes mobile. Please no more PMs.
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Mine too, maybe you can pass me her details and I'll pass them to the missus so they can expand their range of servicesOriginally posted by WTFH View PostAnd? My wife can sleep anywhere - doesn't need a bed for her to doze off. Me, I can't sleep sitting up.
I haven't suggested this to her yet, maybe after her next trip I will...
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And? My wife can sleep anywhere - doesn't need a bed for her to doze off. Me, I can't sleep sitting up.
I haven't suggested this to her yet, maybe after her next trip I will...
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When MF flies I am reminded of thisOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostMichelle Sedgemore, 49, endures this fate when her husband, John, who works in IT, leaves her to look after their two children, Alexander, 13, and Saskia, nine, while he swans off to business class.
Increasing number of husbands fly first class while their wives sit economy | Daily Mail Online
Cannot be MF - all his flights are flights of fantasy.
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Love this bit
Seemingly unaware of how much*he may infuriate his wife, he says: 'In my opinion, everyone should*travel this way. Why doesn't Tina?*Well, it's just not something she's*particularly concerned about. But I*think first-class is really rather*wonderful — the only way to fly.'
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Anyone we know?
Michelle Sedgemore, 49, endures this fate when her husband, John, who works in IT, leaves her to look after their two children, Alexander, 13, and Saskia, nine, while he swans off to business class.
Increasing number of husbands fly first class while their wives sit economy | Daily Mail Online
Cannot be MF - all his flights are flights of fantasy.Tags: None
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