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Previously on "Lunatics running the asylum."
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Maybe he thought you were a former agent of the Bulgarian Government with poisonous ball bearings in the tipOriginally posted by expat View PostFlew from Amsterdam to Heathrow on Friday for the weekend. Carried my umbrella, which indeed proved useful. Came back this morning: jobsworth at Terminal 1 insisted I check it in. For "security".
No, I won't know better next time. There won't be a next time at Heathrow if I can help it.
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I've tried that oneOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostDid you explain that the terrorists aren't Irish any more? They can be a bit slow on the uptake in Manchester
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Did you explain that the terrorists aren't Irish any more? They can be a bit slow on the uptake in ManchesterOriginally posted by cailin maith View Postthey took a roll of wrapping paper off me at Christmas in Manchester airport ...... seriously, what fliping harm was I going to do with it???
Crazy
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Tortoises aren't mentioned there either. Right! Time to take the family pet on a world tour! He can look out of the window, sample champagne and eat his (my) greens! Hurrah!Originally posted by DaveB View PostThats the point, it doesn't fall into any of the "restricted" categories or descriptions so he should be allowed to carry it onboard.
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they took a roll of wrapping paper off me at Christmas in Manchester airport ...... seriously, what fecking harm was I going to do with it???
Crazy
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They can be utter twunts sometimes, but it helps to have a small-format print of this in your hand baggage for when they forget the rules.Originally posted by expat View PostFlew from Amsterdam to Heathrow on Friday for the weekend. Carried my umbrella, which indeed proved useful. Came back this morning: jobsworth at Terminal 1 insisted I check it in. For "security".
No, I won't know better next time. There won't be a next time at Heathrow if I can help it.
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Lunatics running the asylum.
Flew from Amsterdam to Heathrow on Friday for the weekend. Carried my umbrella, which indeed proved useful. Came back this morning: jobsworth at Terminal 1 insisted I check it in. For "security".
No, I won't know better next time. There won't be a next time at Heathrow if I can help it.Tags: None
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