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Originally posted by expat View PostProvided by the hotel, no?
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Originally posted by expat View PostProvided by the hotel, no?
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostNo, stuff everything into a case which is only just small enough to be classed as hand luggage.
Then spend 20 minutes at security holding up the queue whilst your liquids are examined/removed
Then barge past the other travellers queueing for the plane (you are a seasoned gold card traveller after all above all the other scum wanting to fly), not forgetting to run over a few feet with your trolley bag.
Then take up a disproportionate amount of space in the over head bins with your suitcase
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostNo, stuff everything into a case which is only just small enough to be classed as hand luggage.
Then spend 20 minutes at security holding up the queue whilst your liquids are examined/removed
Then barge past the other travellers queueing for the plane (you are a seasoned gold card traveller after all above all the other scum wanting to fly), not forgetting to run over a few feet with your trolley bag.
Then take up a disproportionate amount of space in the over head bins with your suitcaseOriginally posted by Spacecadet View Post
And i didn't even get to the tw@ish attitude of storming down the middle of the plane as soon as the plane has landed and the seat belt signs are off
Chav scum flying are bad enough, the "I'm an important business man" tools are a close second... although i think that their attitude can be explained by the fact that they aren't quite important enough to fly business class
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Postoooo get her
And i didn't even get to the tw@ish attitude of storming down the middle of the plane as soon as the plane has landed and the seat belt signs are off
Chav scum flying are bad enough, the "I'm an important business man" tools are a close second... although i think that their attitude can be explained by the fact that they aren't quite important enough to fly business class
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostNo, stuff everything into a case which is only just small enough to be classed as hand luggage.
Then spend 20 minutes at security holding up the queue whilst your liquids are examined/removed
Then barge past the other travellers queueing for the plane (you are a seasoned gold card traveller after all above all the other scum wanting to fly), not forgetting to run over a few feet with your trolley bag.
Then take up a disproportionate amount of space in the over head bins with your suitcase
oooo get her
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI am disappointed in you Pondy - a seasoned traveller knows never to travel with liquids in their case.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI am disappointed in you Pondy - a seasoned traveller knows never to travel with liquids in their case.
Then spend 20 minutes at security holding up the queue whilst your liquids are examined/removed
Then barge past the other travellers queueing for the plane (you are a seasoned gold card traveller after all above all the other scum wanting to fly), not forgetting to run over a few feet with your trolley bag.
Then take up a disproportionate amount of space in the over head bins with your suitcase
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I am disappointed in you Pondy - a seasoned traveller knows never to travel with liquids in their case.
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostTwo weeks ago coming back from Canada my luggage was sent to Hong Kong by mistake
Last week it was delayed in AMS
This week, delayed in AMS and then sent to f'ing Stockholm.
It's just arrived at the hotel now and the half full bottle of aftershave is now empty with a loose top. My clothes all smell way too metro and my toothbrush has a tangy taste.
FFS!
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostTwo weeks ago coming back from Canada my luggage was sent to Hong Kong by mistake
Last week it was delayed in AMS
This week, delayed in AMS and then sent to f'ing Stockholm.
It's just arrived at the hotel now and the half full bottle of aftershave is now empty with a loose top. My clothes all smell way too metro and my toothbrush has a tangy taste.
FFS!
http://www.worldairportcodes.net/
HTH
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Wilmslow style luggage posting
Two weeks ago coming back from Canada my luggage was sent to Hong Kong by mistake
Last week it was delayed in AMS
This week, delayed in AMS and then sent to f'ing Stockholm.
It's just arrived at the hotel now and the half full bottle of aftershave is now empty with a loose top. My clothes all smell way too metro and my toothbrush has a tangy taste.
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