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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13723286)
Nothing available on a UA 744?
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13723286)
...Nothing available on a UA 744?
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Originally Posted by adelauro
(Post 13723360)
I had that procedure done a couple years ago. Definitely an interesting sensation, having someone banging away on your teeth like he's working under the hood of '73 Impala.
ETA: just realized that this is my 5,000 post in the BOX! |
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13722796)
We could always do Philly for nightlife and look into holding the draft in a conference room at my employer.
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Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13723385)
This is a great idea. My other suggestion was a Marriott property wherein I could obtain points but any discounts you may be able to procure would surely overshadow that. PHL is also on my to do list, so that would be ok by me. :-:
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Originally Posted by adelauro
(Post 13723360)
I once had a co-worker, the non-traveling type, who thought the $49 flights he was getting from ACY to Florida on NK were so wonderful. He was fond of commenting on how I and others in my department were "foolishly wasting" the company's money by flying CO, UA et al. OF course his enthusiasm for NK waned after he spent his vacation at ACY after NK CXLd his flight and were unable to reaccomodate him.
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Originally Posted by msv
(Post 13722908)
Quote:
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike Guess I'll be paying to not get a sunburn on my honeymoon. QUOTE=baglady;13722894]You realize that's a myth, right? Use a high spf. That will prevent a sunburn on your honeymoon. http://mayoclinic.com/health/tanning/AN00589Just an FYI I got sun poisoning on my honeymoon. Had surgery to remove the damage 3 years ago. Having prickly/itchy feelings on one's honeymoon is not fun. :eek: Ouch! SPF and reapplying often is key. |
Originally Posted by mnmag
(Post 13723395)
Would this mini-DO only be open to those participating in said draft?!
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Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13723385)
This is a great idea. My other suggestion was a Marriott property wherein I could obtain points but any discounts you may be able to procure would surely overshadow that. PHL is also on my to do list, so that would be ok by me. :-:
ETA: There is a Courtyard per search on Marriott.com, but the address is unfamiliar to me. I know there are no discounts for wedding-related stuff, but I will ask one of the sales managers next time I see them. |
Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 13723403)
Just an FYI I got sun poisoning on my honeymoon. Had surgery to remove the damage 3 years ago. Having prickly/itchy feelings on one's honeymoon is not fun.
I am not big on getting sun!:eek: So, I do use high SPF sunscreen & don't bake!;) ETA: FT is definitely wonky tonight! |
Originally Posted by monitor
(Post 13723281)
That commute is a chip shot. My first (and only real) job was in Princeton and I commuted there from the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
Once I was through the tunnel, it was clear sailing. Sixty-three miles and I probably averaged doing it in 1hr20. From Hoboken, it is probably never (barring a serious incident) more than a 3/4 hour trip.
Originally Posted by mnmag
(Post 13723367)
I hear what you're saying! I just think that for someone who is not used to commuting by car -- it would get 'old' very quickly to be having to do that drive -- even temporarily!:eek:
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Originally Posted by jrzyshawn
(Post 13723306)
that's what I wa afraid of. I looked that up on UA.com, but I thought they had a newer/better seat.
Is that pictured in full recline? That is indeed :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 13723352)
YES!!!!
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Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13723425)
I doubt it, but you might get bored unless you're interested in football. I've done several live drafts and it generally consists of everyone screaming vile curses at the guy who just stole their next pick. ;)
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13723318)
You would definitely be one of the experts here! :)
Does it recline further than the picture? At that angle, I'm not sure I could get much sleep on a TPAC. I've never had issues sleeping in it. It is almost the same seat as C on PS. |
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