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He's saving that excuse for the hospital to explain why he needs the "foreign object" removing.
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Extra $500 on the room bill now.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostTold them at reception. They said 'thanks for telling us; it's going to be renovated anyway, but thanks; lots of people break things and try to pretend there's nothing wrong.'
Common sense and honesty prevail, for once.
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Told them at reception. They said 'thanks for telling us; it's going to be renovated anyway, but thanks; lots of people break things and try to pretend there's nothing wrong.'
Common sense and honesty prevail, for once.
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Or just leave a bad review on Trip Adviser.Originally posted by BigRed View Post
You go down to reception complain about the shower, demand a new room and a discount.
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no no no. Spartans dont sue.Originally posted by Zippy View PostYou slipped while in the shower and you're going to sue?
they shout 'hut hut hut' and form a circle
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He's got a point. Trash the room. Break the furniture, smash the TV, smear tulip on the walls, leave the window open,then pop downstairs so reception sees you pop back up and then phone down to say your room has been broken into.Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostCan't you chuck the television out of the window?
Well it'll keep their mind off the tap..
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You go down to reception complain about the shower, demand a new room and a discount.
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Can't you chuck the television out of the window?
Well it'll keep their mind off the tap..
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Nah, I can jump in the swimming pool again (and turn up shivering).Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIf you dont get it sorted, now, you will smell like a Spartans armpit tomorrow at work

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If you dont get it sorted, now, you will smell like a Spartans armpit tomorrow at work
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No, I thought it was time for a change.Originally posted by Ticktock View PostI think you meant to call this thread "Advice Please"
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