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The one and only port I have ever done (Sprint to Verizon) took about 45 days to complete and I was without a phone for about 15 days. Needless to say, when I dropped Verizon for AT&T, I gladly accepted a new phone number.
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 12817240)
The one and only port I have ever done (Sprint to Verizon) took about 45 days to complete and I was without a phone for about 15 days. Needless to say, when I dropped Verizon for AT&T, I gladly accepted a new phone number.
it took a phone call to each line from soem '3rd party verifier' and then it just happened. |
Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 12817076)
T4 in MAD is very pretty, though.
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Originally Posted by bdjohns1
(Post 12816826)
Good morning, Box. Nice to push the "Teh Box" button in my browser and have it work.
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 12816833)
I am still no big fan of twitter, but added a number of you that I could find anyway as backup communications for when FT is down ;)
Originally Posted by colpuck
(Post 12816936)
cheepneezy, you should also take AF off the list as well. It's not bad just totally overrated.
Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 12817076)
I hadn't realized things were that dire.
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Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 12817114)
Good morning Box. I see FT is behaving for the moment.
Don't forget seat back thickness effects the actual room available. (31 inch pitch with a 30 inch thick seat back would leave you only 1 inch of room) |
Greetings, Box.
I guess it was a good thing that I spent all of yesterday teaching and driving all over Kingdom Come since FT was way more than wobbly-bonkers. |
Originally Posted by cheepneezy
(Post 12817300)
I have no expectations except to say I flew AF.:D
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Originally Posted by colpuck
(Post 12817293)
Very true, it is the way DTW should look.
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Originally Posted by cheepneezy
(Post 12817300)
I was trying to find out if teh Box Emergency Broadcast System had been activated.
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Originally Posted by J.Edward
(Post 12817110)
The DC is there to help "balance the colors" of the photo -- just like the fruit. :cool:
That creme cheese & jam turnover was tasty. Might have to have another two. Or thirty. |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 12817327)
Function is more important than look
Most airport architecture is rather bland, so it's nice to see the occasional effort taken to make it interesting. MAD T4 IME works pretty well as an airport terminal as well -- the only problem is that it's pretty far away from the rest of the airport -- unlike, say, the Saarinen terminal at JFK or IAD. The main terminal at DEN is pretty interesting, too, at least from the outside. Maybe I just notice this stuff because my father is an architect. |
Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 12817327)
Function is more important than look, and DTW is pretty good with function IMO.
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Originally Posted by colpuck
(Post 12817369)
T4 is very functional. It is one thing IB managed to do right.
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Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 12817364)
No wonder you are not a Mac guy.
Most airport architecture is rather bland, so it's nice to see the occasional effort taken to make it interesting. MAD T4 IME works pretty well as an airport terminal as well -- the only problem is that it's pretty far away from the rest of the airport -- unlike, say, the Saarinen terminal at JFK or IAD. The main terminal at DEN is pretty interesting, too, at least from the outside. Maybe I just notice this stuff because my father is an architect. DEN is interesting yes, but has some functional issues at times. IAH is functional except for A and parts of B, E looks somewhat nice, DFW is nice in parts and generally functional as an airport (can't say so much about the airline that is in most of it) LGA is neither nice looking or functional :D LAX the same. |
Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 12817240)
The one and only port I have ever done (Sprint to Verizon) took about 45 days to complete and I was without a phone for about 15 days. Needless to say, when I dropped Verizon for AT&T, I gladly accepted a new phone number.
It was from T-mo->AT&T. I was amazed as to how quick it was and it happened in real-time while I was on the phone. |
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