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carpboy Jul 2, 2008 10:19 am
Grrrr
 
My Anchor Steam keg just went bellyup.

fozz Jul 2, 2008 10:20 am
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Originally Posted by carpboy
My Anchor Steam keg just went bellyup.
A moment of silence?

COFan Jul 2, 2008 10:24 am
Originally Posted by rkkwan (Post 9971858)
Ryanair is fine as long as you know what to expect. They are a reliable airline that runs a tight ship.
reliable...well I would not go that far. I still have family in Ireland and a few trips out there Ryanair has cancelled flights without notice. Once on a DUB-LGW we boarded the flight and then they opted not to fly, although that happens less these days. Anyway I do enjoy them, always clean and you get what you pay for. I hope you dont want window shades, seat pockets, ect.

If you are leaving from DUB be prepaird to walk. Many of their gates are really out of the way.

colpuck Jul 2, 2008 10:30 am
Originally Posted by carpboy (Post 9971863)
My Anchor Steam keg just went bellyup.
...........................

AMF in NJ Jul 2, 2008 10:54 am
Originally Posted by rkkwan (Post 9971858)
Ryanair is fine as long as you know what to expect. They are a reliable airline that runs a tight ship.
If what I read about Ryanair is correct, the emphasis is on the tight part. 29" pitch?

carpboy Jul 2, 2008 11:10 am
Originally Posted by colpuck (Post 9971942)
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sfogate Jul 2, 2008 11:10 am
Originally Posted by COFan (Post 9971899)
reliable...well I would not go that far. I still have family in Ireland and a few trips out there Ryanair has cancelled flights without notice. Once on a DUB-LGW we boarded the flight and then they opted not to fly, although that happens less these days. Anyway I do enjoy them, always clean and you get what you pay for. I hope you dont want window shades, seat pockets, ect.

If you are leaving from DUB be prepaird to walk. Many of their gates are really out of the way.
We will be flying from Gothenburg, Sweden to Dublin. It will be interesting to say the least!

MilesDavis Jul 2, 2008 11:40 am
Originally Posted by Hartmann (Post 9971141)
What are the opinions of seat 1A on the 738s that have four rows of first? (http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Con..._737-800_C.php)
I must be weird because I prefer row 3 in most cases. For starters, I'm guaranteed that my roll aboard luggage will fit above my seat (front to back). Also, I like having a pouch in the seat in front of me, as well as my backpack/laptop under the seat in front of me within arms reach.

Hartmann Jul 2, 2008 11:46 am
Originally Posted by MilesDavis (Post 9972329)
I must be weird because I prefer row 3 in most cases. For starters, I'm guaranteed that my roll aboard luggage will fit above my seat (front to back). Also, I like having a pouch in the seat in front of me, as well as my backpack/laptop under the seat in front of me within arms reach.
In most cases I agree. Having my laptop(s) nearby is important and having space in the overhead is a definite plus. Maybe I'll get lucky and someone will move from row 2.

rolov Jul 2, 2008 11:52 am
If im in row 1 , i prefer the aisle and dont mind putting my laptop in the overhead.
I guess it all depends on how happy you are to be upfront.
There are days where i could care less where im sitting as long as i got the upgrade.

Anglo Large Clawed Otter Jul 2, 2008 11:56 am
Originally Posted by carpboy (Post 9971863)
My Anchor Steam keg just went bellyup.
I'm not a big fan of Anchor Steam, but the thought of a loyal and devoted Keg passing on to the big cellar in the sky does tear at the heart-strings. My condolences in your time of sorrow. Now, to collect the life-insurance (keg deposit) and trade-up to a bustier, friskier model. May I suggest North Coast Old Stock.

colpuck Jul 2, 2008 12:05 pm
Originally Posted by AMF in NJ (Post 9972072)
If what I read about Ryanair is correct, the emphasis is on the tight part. 29" pitch?
more intercity bus service than airline.

sfogate Jul 2, 2008 12:20 pm
Originally Posted by colpuck (Post 9972477)
more intercity bus service than airline.
We had a choice: non-stop on RyanAir for $100 or a connecting flight on SAS for $200. It wasn't a hard decision for a one hour flight.

Anglo Large Clawed Otter Jul 2, 2008 12:23 pm
Originally Posted by sfogate (Post 9972557)
We had a choice: non-stop on RyanAir for $100 or a connecting flight on SAS for $200. It wasn't a hard decision for a one hour flight.
From what I've heard, SAS short-haul Y isn't particularly stellar. Sounds like a good move.

milesmilesmiles Jul 2, 2008 12:40 pm
Co Auction Site
 
Bidding is now at 93,000 miles for a hard drive which can be purchased for $199.00 . Talk about devaluation of OP miles :eek:

http://auction.continental.com/cgi-b...7737&MoreSubs=


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