Don't tell me, you tried papaya dog prior to BOTH PTY runs??

f fin f f f that f f f fin f mf. f you. yea...substance. :rolleyes: the guy rants about anything, going off on rabbit chasing tirades is his schtick.

AAA rate wasn't available so I have to use my government contractor ID. "Best available rate" was otherwise $259.00 (yes, at a Hyatt Place) for the night before the conference.

There was a major stink about taking land for Narita. Back in the 80's the farmers would stage major protests about the land that had been stolen, often times shooting off things at planes. Before you could enter the roadway to the airport you had to be security checked by the National Army, complete with mirrors to check underneath the bus or car you were in.

I was reading something about them taking over the control tower and destroying everything in it once, and still considered guerrillas now.

That one was pretty obscure.

I'm going to become a five-day user of the Delaware Memorial, effective today. Comm. Barry is more convenient, but I can get my bridge crossings at the Memorial for $1 per as opposed to $4 at the Barry.

Not only can there be pricing differences, but in my continuing quest to prove that New Jersey is led by morons no matter their political affiliation, get this: the Commodore Barry bridge has two different speed limits depending on direction of travel.

I got it.

I've been drunker here than anyplace else I've ever been in my life. And remember this: You are NOT, you are not alcoholics. You, and, my hat is off to you....are professionals.

3 Demerits:

1. No Papaya Perro
2. No Le Palace
3. No Airport transfer from JFK for our Quaker friend and her entourage :D

Bless you, sir. IIRC it was you that posted about the End of the Universe getting its third Starbucks. You are a denizen of all things Lew. :-:

Yeah the farmers were pretty militant. I wonder if they have mellowed with age.

Good morning Everyone.

Last night was a tad interesting. World Tracer (the whoops we lost your bag program) was down for a few hours. Had to take paper claims and input those into the system later. Tons of non-rev bags arriving without their owners.

I dealt with a nice girl that had been re-routed from AA out of SAT. She was booked to SFO on CO and then on UA (next morning) to KOA. AA re-tagged her bag to SFO except that it wasn't on the same flight with her. A bag arrived with her new tag attached but the bag belonged to someone else with the identical routings.

Interesting.

I'm convinced NJ is like it is to keep new people out. Could you imagine someone from the midwest attempting to understand the two different speed limits?

Honestly, I never noticed that, i just go as fast as I can on the bridge. ;)

The full search when going on premises is still there.

Last time I took a bus in, we had to stop and they boarded, checked folks and then used the mirrors underneath and all.

Along with everyone else... :)