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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 10116919)
Sorry to hear it. Between the TravelClub and MMer Status, CO has done an excellent job getting me to stick with them lately (except for my occasional torrid affairs with BD).
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I wish there was a way I could get Travel Club credits for all my work travel. Well I guess technically there is — it's called not booking with our travel agent and not getting reimbursed for my work flights.
I've found the Travel Club quite profitable for my personal travel. But it would be worth a lot more if I could use Continental.com for all my flights. I'd probably be 25,000 miles closer to Million Miler status too. |
Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 10116840)
Maybe last Friday was one of those freaky days CO seems to have every six-nine months, where one day's flights aren't posting. This has happened before, and they always get it fixed without a phone call. But at this rate yesterday's flights will probably post before last Friday's do.
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 10116594)
At least you got an ERJ on that route. You could have been stuck in a CRJ window seat.
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 10117018)
I think Thursday was one of those odd days as well. My Sunday flight has now posted but Thursday's outbound is no where to be found at the moment.
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I was just bitten by a ginormous Wolf Spider. It sucked. Thankfully, they aren't especially venomous - just freaky looking.
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How did you not see that coming ALCO? I recall waking up one morning in my tent at Scout Camp with a Wolf Spider on the tent fabric above my head.... not a fun sight first thing in the morning.
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Originally Posted by Scott6067
(Post 10117560)
How did you not see that coming ALCO? I recall waking up one morning in my tent at Scout Camp with a Wolf Spider on the tent fabric above my head.... not a fun sight first thing in the morning.
"You moron, this is Texas. This time, it was just a wolf spider. It could have been a brown recluse, black widow, copperhead, coral snake, or water moccasin. Be more careful next time, dingus." |
Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 10115466)
I just looked up Alpine on Google Maps. That place is just a tad remote. :D
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Originally Posted by CO 1E
(Post 10116503)
My only earthquake experience occured in Cleveland, of all places.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 10117575)
I was reaching into a cylinder recessed into the ground to work with some sprinkler components. It did provide my brain a wake-up call, namely:
"You moron, this is Texas. This time, it was just a wolf spider. It could have been a brown recluse, black widow, copperhead, coral snake, or water moccasin. Be more careful next time, dingus." |
Originally Posted by AMF in NJ
(Post 10118039)
A bunch of fine reasons to avoid living below the Mason Dixon line. :D
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 10117575)
I was reaching into a cylinder recessed into the ground to work with some sprinkler components. It did provide my brain a wake-up call, namely:
"You moron, this is Texas. This time, it was just a wolf spider. It could have been a brown recluse, black widow, copperhead, coral snake, or water moccasin. Be more careful next time, dingus." |
Originally Posted by notabob
(Post 10117412)
*shudders* No need to get nasty and mean here. We're all civilized people.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 10117545)
I was just bitten by a ginormous Wolf Spider. It sucked. Thankfully, they aren't especially venomous - just freaky looking.
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