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Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 14104967)
I have driven PHL-BOS-PHL plenty of times.
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forgive me box, I posted 4000 in some other place
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Originally Posted by windwalker
(Post 14105071)
forgive me box, I posted 4000 in some other place
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Originally Posted by windwalker
(Post 14105071)
forgive me box, I posted 4000 in some other place
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 14104833)
There are ways around it, but generally yes. Teh GadFly is the resident ZFV maven.
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Good afternoon, box.
Last night my power cord was frayed and cut and IB-- Lenovo -- may be able to get me one today. I'm glad my company pays so much money for service. :rolleyes: In other news, it's a beautiful day in Ann Arbor and 2 days until I'm off to Montreal F1! :D |
Originally Posted by xFF
(Post 14105060)
What's the best non-rush route from PHL (actually more interested in your opinion for NJ Turnpike points)? Over Tappan Zee, though NY state, or GWB? Does it change if final destination is PVD and not BOS?
My suggestion, again based in part on 10-year-old experience, would be: NJ Turnpike to [Garden State/Tappan Zee/287] or [GWB/Henry Hudson Parkway/Cross County] to the Hutchinson River Parkway to the Merritt. Going to Boston you'd go from the Merritt to I-91 to I-84 to the Mass Pike. Going to Providence you'd go from the Merritt to I-95 somewhere around New Haven. I would recommend staying far away from the Cross Bronx/Bruckner/New England Thruway. |
This seemed like the perfect purchase for a new Texas resident:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3619/...59d733c4fe.jpg |
Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 14105220)
I would think that this would depend on the traffic on the bridges. We usually take the GWB going from Philly to Westchester but the traffic was pretty bad last time and we might have done better to take the Tappan Zee.
My suggestion, again based in part on 10-year-old experience, would be: NJ Turnpike to [Garden State/Tappan Zee/287] or [GWB/Henry Hudson Parkway/Cross County] to the Hutchinson River Parkway to the Merritt. Going to Boston you'd go from the Merritt to I-91 to I-84 to the Mass Pike. Going to Providence you'd go from the Merritt to I-95 somewhere around New Haven. I would recommend staying far away from the Cross Bronx/Bruckner/New England Thruway. Always take the Parkways |
Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 14105247)
This seemed like the perfect purchase for a new Texas resident:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3619/...59d733c4fe.jpg The Kosmos is a rarity and you should be glad to have it. There are few places where you can buy a six-pack of just it, usually it only comes in mixed packs like the one you have. P.S. - it's named for the original brewmaster and founder of Shiner Beer. |
Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 14105220)
Turnpike to [Garden State/Tappan Zee/287] or [GWB/Henry Hudson Parkway/Cross County]
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For those Hyatt folks who are a little disappointed with the current lack of Gx bonuses - more than 1/40th the way to lifetime gold on OneWorld USA.
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Originally Posted by xFF
(Post 14104733)
Your earlier mention of your co-worker (I think it was you??) brought it to mind: I wondered if he got to take his stapler with him when laid off.
Even better, I'm sure he got to keep things like the multi-function printer/scanner/fax the company bought him when he was new, and any office supplies ordered through the company's account. |
Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 14104996)
Sweet mother. I went and looked at the preview site and it said my itinerary for this weekend had been canceled. :eek: A quick check of the production CO site proved that everything was ok and my ticket was in tact. Scared the crap out of me though.
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