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Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 9821887)
You're just ahead of me at 402K. I thought I was maybe a bit more, as I have ~525K in my Flight Memory, but knowing that a lot of that was UA this year and also a bunch of pre-OnePass collecting I guess I'm not all that surprised.
I'm looking at probably 2013 at the earliest for making 1MM unless things change dramatically in my travel patterns. |
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 9821899)
I'm debating sushi. I know I want yellowtail, and I could go for salmon of some kind...spicy tuna maybe?
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Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 9822095)
Sagami in Collingswood, NJ - you won't be disappointed!^
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 9822141)
I'll keep that in mind - the spot I found in Deptford was closer (Oriental Express).
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Oriental Express = ^^^
Warning: the spicy tuna isn't joking. There's no emoticon for the face I had after the first piece. My nose is running. There is a Five Guys opening near me, just off the Expressway. Can't wait to try it. |
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 9822197)
There is a Five Guys opening near me, just off the Expressway. Can't wait to try it.
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Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 9822166)
The reputation Sagami hasin Philadelphia (at least according to co-workers and people that have lived here a long time), is that people will cross the river (maybe even swim?) to head to Sagami. It is that good, and I agree. Let me know how Oriental Express is. I am in Deptford every so often. Tonight, I had Five Guys in Center City for dinner.
Definitely worth crossing the Delaware for. |
I'll put it on my list of places to hit when I'm alone. Girlfriend is not as culinarily adventurous as I. I would take my opinion of sushi places with a grain of salt, as I'm not terribly experienced with tons of them so as to be an expert. I'm a sushi noob.
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Since y'all are severely lacking in estrogen - I'm back. Mr BL just told me that he took somewhere between 6-12 flights before he had a OP #:eek:
I said words that have four letters. I am shocked I could marry someone like this. Shocked, I tell you!:o LAX-EWR!!!! |
Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 9819968)
...Also, if you're going the rental car route make sure you get one with a SC tag. Troopers tend to turn a blind eye if they think you're local. ;)
As far as the million-miler thing is concerned, I would think that I will be fairly close if they are really able to count the old EA flights. There was lots of paid first there for me during the 80s. Also, a I asked O'Leary, are they also going try to count NYAir? ;) |
Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 9821457)
I haven't been to Idaho yet either. It's one of the few states I've got left to knock out.
So what's everyone's lifetime mileage total? Mine is 411,415. I'm ahead of where I thought I'd be! * all flight travel including what I can remember when I was a kid. All airlines, CO only would be a joke. |
Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 9821800)
Magic 8 Ball says: "Not bloody likely."
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Originally Posted by monitor
(Post 9822924)
Good luck there. I got nailed in Jasper County about five miles above the river on a run from CHS to SAV in a Hertz car with SC tags. Trooper was coming at me, had me on his radar, made a quick U-turn over the grassy median and I decided to do the pay up on the spot thing. It was a while ago so I don't know if they still do it that way. No "blind eye" there.
As far as the million-miler thing is concerned, I would think that I will be fairly close if they are really able to count the old EA flights. There was lots of paid first there for me during the 80s. Also, a I asked O'Leary, are they also going try to count NYAir? ;) What about my EA flights before there was a program? I went to college in Atlanta so that was all I flew. I've been a Co member since 03 and have 640,000 +; not bad considering I took time off to have Baglady Jr. Mr. BL is about 100k less than me which he could have come close to making up for had he signed up OP before he made all those flights! Pity he didn't know me earlier. Poor BL JR - she's just over 100K. |
Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 9823004)
What about my EA flights before there was a program? I went to college in Atlanta so that was all I flew. I've been a Co member since 03 and have 640,000 +; not bad considering I took time off to have Baglady Jr. Mr. BL is about 100k less than me which he could have come close to making up for had he signed up OP before he made all those flights! Pity he didn't know me earlier. Poor BL JR - she's just over 100K.
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Originally Posted by gbryan84
(Post 9823099)
So BL jr. must be under 5 years old??? Wow she has more than me at age 23:eek: Ive got some flying I need to do.
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