Humiliation
#34
Commander Catcop
Join Date: May 1998
Posts: 10,259
This is Commander Catcop, and I think this thread is borderline adult related and I think we should shift back to some g-rated things...
Like: I have never been to Amsterdam but I heard they have nice windmills there.
Thank you.
Like: I have never been to Amsterdam but I heard they have nice windmills there.
Thank you.
#35
Join Date: May 2000
Location: IAD/DCA via OMA, ATL, AUO, AMS, ORD/MDW, IAD/DCA, LHR/LGW, DEN, SEA, DFW/DAL
Programs: AA Gold; HILTON Gold; Ex UA PremEx
Posts: 337
I have been to CDG (and all over Europe!), but I've never been to Paris.
I have also never been to Mexico.
I have also never been to Mexico.
#36



Join Date: Mar 2000
Posts: 497
I always feel some kind of sick obligation to declear every single penny of my purchases abroad if it exceeds the regular $400 custom allowance. Like a fool, I am known for listing a $5 souvenier in my declaration and paying a duty on it. Custom officers probably have a good laugh every time I dutifully march to the window to make my $1.00 or so payment for exceeding the $400 exemption. Sick !
#38




Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Oslo, Norway.
Programs: SK EBD, AX Cent, SPG Gold, HH Diamond, Club-A Plat, Avis' PC, CC Gold,Hertz PC, CX Diamond,BA Bronz
Posts: 683
Being a serious wine collector with prohibitive prices in my own country:
1.
-Never taken an international flight with less than 20kg's of hand-luggage..
(But: Almost always within the max. size limits; now that's efficient packing!)
2.
-Always declared my wine purchases with customs. (You don't want to see a grown man cry.)
1.
-Never taken an international flight with less than 20kg's of hand-luggage..
(But: Almost always within the max. size limits; now that's efficient packing!)
2.
-Always declared my wine purchases with customs. (You don't want to see a grown man cry.)
#40




Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Oslo, Norway.
Programs: SK EBD, AX Cent, SPG Gold, HH Diamond, Club-A Plat, Avis' PC, CC Gold,Hertz PC, CX Diamond,BA Bronz
Posts: 683
kyklin:
What's the difference between an honorary and a regular member of the Mile High Club; being caught?
What's the difference between an honorary and a regular member of the Mile High Club; being caught?
#41
Original Member




Join Date: May 1998
Location: The shape-shifting urban sprawl that is El Lay. FT member #71.
Programs: UA Gold & MM; DL & AA credit card dirt status; Hilton Diamond; Marriott Fool's Gold
Posts: 4,837
I've used a 25K mile domestic award, when I could have bought the ticket for $230.
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I'm so ashamed....
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I'm so ashamed....

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#42
Join Date: May 1999
Location: New York City
Programs: UA MM-1P, Hilton Life Diamond, Marriot Life Gold, ICH Spire
Posts: 4,080
I've never been to Mexico by air.
My only trip was by foot, one afternoon, to Tijuana, where I went to a race book and got cheated (IMO) out of about $400.
If I had never read Hamlet I would never have known about not being a borrower nor a lender, nor about consummations devoutly to be wished, nor about parting being such sweet sorrow.
My only trip was by foot, one afternoon, to Tijuana, where I went to a race book and got cheated (IMO) out of about $400.
If I had never read Hamlet I would never have known about not being a borrower nor a lender, nor about consummations devoutly to be wished, nor about parting being such sweet sorrow.
#45
Join Date: Jan 1999
Location: northern NJ
Posts: 1,352
Here's a few:
Never purchased a ticket online - ever.
Never succeeded in getting a truly good airfare deal for myself when paying with money - I almost always overpay.
Never paid the movie or headset fee
Never got a free upgrade just for asking.
Never purchased a ticket online - ever.
Never succeeded in getting a truly good airfare deal for myself when paying with money - I almost always overpay.
Never paid the movie or headset fee
Never got a free upgrade just for asking.



