Originally Posted by
eshroom
Let's not argue about semantics, but "I have a flight coming up that involves a connection" (i.e. to another flight) could mean I have a through ticket or two seperate tickets. Obviously since FR are point-point I meant the latter.
obstinate, dogged, stubborn, pertinacious, mulish, obviously all of them mean the
"same". While "a flight with a connection" may mean the
"same" as "two flights on two separate tickets", the effects on someone's wallet may be very different, depending on a potential delay. In contrast, whether one called you "obstinate" or "mulish" would have no financial effects, although one would certainly cause you to get somewhat more angry...
