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Originally Posted by monitor
(Post 13563948)
One warning. Be very careful attempting a same day turn if you need to go ground STN-LHR. Going into town from STN is a bear and I think that you would need to leave a minimum six hours. I flew the short-lived CO EWR-STN flight about 9-10 years ago and all that I remember of it is the two and a half hour journey into London.
OTOH, I know that a same day turn is not usually your style. :) |
Originally Posted by AMF in NJ
(Post 13563832)
Forgive me box for I have sinned. I bought B6 tickets w/o signing up for their program. I didn't think I would use them all that much, but now I may. :rolleyes:
B6 Moderator Lurker, do you know if I signup now, can I get back credit for purchased flights (but not yet flown) including any bonuses (i.e. EML)? Is it even worth it to signup in the end? :confused: You get credit based on being enrolled at the time of travel, not at the time of booking. Assuming you haven't flown the flights yet you'll get the credit when you fly them. As for whether it is worthwhile, I think the answer is yes. The program really requires a bit of a commitment to get the best value from it (much like any other program) but the points don't expire as long as you fly once every 12 months and worst case is you find a partner to transfer/redeem with once that stuff comes online. I cannot think of a reason not to register. |
Someone mentioned 5 guys earlier? I give you Houston's 11 best fries.:rolleyes:
http://www.khou.com/video/featured-v...-87467497.html |
Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 13564114)
Someone mentioned 5 guys earlier? I give you Houston's 11 best fries.:rolleyes:
http://www.khou.com/video/featured-v...-87467497.html |
Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 13564126)
:rolleyes:
and Bennigans don't count even if they were open... |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13564173)
Are there even 11 Irish pubs in Houston?
I know of four. |
Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 13564183)
When I saw them talking about that this morning I said the same thing to my wife...
I know of four. That would be humorous to be open a couple days and be on the top list simply because there aren't 11 there... |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13564194)
Maybe we need to go get a quick temporary liquor license and setup shop as 'Temporary Irish Pub' so we can get in on the list, and be there for St Patrick's day.
That would be humorous to be open a couple days and be on the top list simply because there aren't 11 there... |
I have to get ready for work now :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 13564208)
If we don't there will just be a bunch of Bennigan's on the list. http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&...3&start=0&z=12
If they are, all of us in the box could vote for a closed bennigans as the best and see how high we can put it up the list. :D |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13564234)
Aren't those Bennigans all closed?
If they are, all of us in the box could vote for a closed bennigans as the best and see how high we can put it up the list. :D |
Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 13564060)
I think that may be the first time I've been called a lurker on FT. :eek:
You get credit based on being enrolled at the time of travel, not at the time of booking. Assuming you haven't flown the flights yet you'll get the credit when you fly them. As for whether it is worthwhile, I think the answer is yes. The program really requires a bit of a commitment to get the best value from it (much like any other program) but the points don't expire as long as you fly once every 12 months and worst case is you find a partner to transfer/redeem with once that stuff comes online. I cannot think of a reason not to register. |
G'day, Box!
Played hooky this afternnon and went to the book store, pet store and EMS. Only the dog made out on this shopping trip, but any time away from work is :-:. |
Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 13564282)
I have no idea... I don't think I've ever been to Bennigan's.
their website is open again, looks like they are reopening/reopened. wow... |
Originally Posted by mnmag
(Post 13561617)
NIA -- officially stands for 'Neuromuscular Integrative Action' -- it's my fitness regimen that combines the dance arts, martial arts & healing arts.^
Originally Posted by gbryan84
(Post 13562005)
Im back, and now a homeowner and resident of NJ :p.
Originally Posted by PRGDiscoGal
(Post 13562894)
Are you all aware....5 more days until the wonderful day that everyone claims to be Irish!
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