I prefer to use them as foot rests.

Morning Box, Let's play today's edition of "What would you do?" for a looming trip to Mickeyland with two kids aged 6 and 4, two parents, a mother-in-law, and the mother-in-laws' sister. As background the two kids are trained to execute the security process and flying process with military precision. The 'rents and MIL have their pictures in the dictionary next to the word "Kettle"

1) Fly WN nonstop (2 hours)
2) Fly FL nonstop (2 hours)
3) Connect on CO (7 hours total with these people, and a trip through EWR or a Q-200 to CLE)
4) Fly US and connect in CLT (5 hours)
5) Try to catch the swine flu about 3 days before the trip.

I've done that too, but right now it is holding a 1 liter of Mountain Dew for me :D

Personally I'd go for 5, sounds like the most FT thing to do there!
If it wasn't for all that other self loading luggage, I'd find a way to fly UA and work SFO/DEN/IAD into the routing at no extra cost.

If it was me I'd go with #3 for the DEQMs and everyone else on #1 and tell them it's a non-stop for their benefit :p.

Easy. They have their own wireless phone system inside the hotel. All phones connect to it as it's the only signal you can get inside the world's largest non-gaming hotel. The closest towers are miles away. Gaylord will get you to pay for something one way or the other. I'm still surprised they don't have a carbon offset fee for the CO2 you breath into the atmosphere.

I have 8 in my office and a few in the hallway outside. I suppose I could make a bed out of them :rolleyes:

Option 5 sounds great! ... unless you need the EQM in which case I'd go for #3.

Please deliver my stuff already....:rolleyes:

what DEQMs?

You will have access to all the SkyClubs by virtue of the P Club membership, SkyClub membership (plus guest) and Skyteam Elite + (assuming you are both CO Plat).

Yup! Roundabouts are a great traffic controller. But, it seems like they pose a problem mentally for you Americanos! Good thing I'm now a Brit and an Americano because I can operate on roundabouts either the American way or the British way, depending upon how much traffic there is ....:D



.... and lots of nasty substances that will eventually poison his system and kill the daft bugger.

LOL.

When traffic is heavy, I think they can make things worse. I've seen in Europe where you have traffic back up into the roundabout because one exit happens to be jammed, and what happens is that everyone else trying to use a different exit gets stuck and adds to the problem, where had there been a traffic light they could've gone through (assuming some jagoff didn't gridlock waiting for the busy exit).

Um, wow. That's just galactically stupid.

Me too. I watch and listen to more Onion content via iTunes than I do legit news.

Dark twisted humor alert: "At least the Everglades are in close proximity, just in case."

I like #3. Putting Kettles on turboprops never ceases to be funny. Your stress of traveling with them may be mitigated by leading from the front and doing everything (counter, TSA, etc.) first. That way, you get to turn around and watch them :rolleyes: thru the process.

Morning, Box.