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Thanks to both of you. I've got this future-planning bug...I know that as soon as I start making real money again, I'm going to get a new pistol. I want something that I like now and will enjoy, but I also want something that will transition to a carry rig easily should I move out of Teh Peeple's Republik. SR9 seems to fit that bill the best, in addition to not having the wallet-destroying qualities of Sig or Kimber. I also want something that my fiancee can grow into, as she is still happy at the .22 level.

You Asked: where is home?
Alex: I'm from Houston, Texas--the home of Continental's headquarters.

You Asked: what is 22 divided by 7?
Alex: I am better at answering questions about Continental. However, the answer to your question is: 3

You Asked: what is 22 divided by 0?
Alex: I am better at answering questions about Continental. However, the answer to your question is: #NAN#.

Someone has a bug and doesn't know how to handle division by zero!

Someone also doesn't know about rounding up when necessary.

You want a hot tip , route ORD-LHR-IST , and you can get the ICC to put the LHR-IST in F on teh 77doubleyou without bumping the miles up to F.

You Asked: how many pints are in a gallon?

Alex: The interactive reward chart can be used to determine how many OnePass miles you would need to book your trip.

:confused: :confused: :confused:

Alex must hate us.

My coin order status is back to "On hold." :rolleyes:

^

You Asked: Do you like me?

Alex: I appreciate every customer who visits continental.com, and I look forward to answering your questions.

Not going to do Air Europa via the Cancun fare?

I'm sure there are people in Houston :rolleyes: because of the questions that are being asked. I see the posted link to see Alex w/o the password has gone :rolleyes:

What would Teh Box think of a routing that did...

IAH-ORD-IST (7:30 layover)-JNB-XXX; (2 day Stay) XXX-JNB-EZE-IAD-IAH

TK J, SA J on A342, and UA J on a 763 (hopefully refurbed).

This itinerary better still be available by the end of the month when I can book it...

It definitely is strong and a bit acidic. I didn't see the allure to it, especially not at $160/pound or $30/cup. Then again, I tried durian for the first time on this last trip (in multiple forms, in fact) and while I did not find it as wretched as many people do, I also did not see why so many Indonesians love it. It was durian harvest season while I was there, and people were lined up 20-deep on the side of the road to pick up fresh durian from street vendors.