The Wii is a good time. Instead of doing manual labor, I'm getting my workout from spending money on my wife's car. Another $250 for new brake pads and rotors today. :rolleyes:

Aloha box.

Not consistently though. Only certain flights on certain days in a certain direction, and usually around a holiday or the start or end of school. If you're flying on the same schedule as the Tech students, then yes, you can get bumps. If you're not, then you'll likely be on a flight that's running right around a 98% load factor without being oversold.

2007 was also good for bumps in part because CO put so many CRJs on the route, and they were often weight restricted, especially on hot and windy days in Lubbock.

Actually, if you want the real gravy train for VDB, ask colpuck about his experiences "flying" as a "passenger" on ASA CRJ operated flights out of ATL.

Same here. I just finished a bagel and coffee and am listening to music while I try to find the inspiration to start working on a client's 2010 schedule, which I must finish before 8:00 AM tomorrow.

Good morning Box They typically have more bottom of the line brands. With that said, my sister did get her 19 inch Travel Pro Lite at Marshalls and it cost $18.

Good morning Box.

Hello Box:

Sitting on ST USA flight 1085 from Atl to Las. Hope everyone is well. Check in later and hope everyone had a great weekend!

Paging ConciergeMike (or other Boxizens with Travel Agent contacts)...

Need assistance discovering whether is possible to book with Cobham Aviation/(AKA National Jet Systems) between Perth and Learmonth (where their BAe 146s stop en route to Christmas Island). SkyWest Australia prices have jumped on the route by $400 in the space of two days (:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:).

AFAIK, Cobham/National is merely a charter operator on PER-LEA-XCH, and their website tells you to contact a TA if you want to book with them.

60 degrees in FLL. The old people are considering revolt.

Got me one yesterday. Me happy today :)

Yikes, sorry to hear about the car bills!:eek:

Off to NIA class -- later, all!

I bought my 22" Samsonite roller at TJ Maxx about 5 years ago and the only thing I've needed to do with it is tighten the screws on the handle once every couple of years.

I think I grabbed it for around $70 and it's been very durable for me (and a great find!)

Meeting to be held at Country Kitchen Buffet.

I gave you my mother's office info; call and tell the girls there that Nancy told you to call and you know me. My area is having phone issues thanks to the snow so you might not get thru the first time, but keep trying and have Tara help you.

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