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Jan 9, 1999 | 2:03 am
#33
Original Member
Join Date: May 1998
Location: London,UK. Ok, about 100 miles from London really, but how many Americans know where Market Harborough is?
Posts: 409
Tutt, tutt, tutt, Jaws! A very naughty comment to make if ever there was one.
Now as you well know there isn't any choice about this. HRM The Prince of Wales will be King and that is that.
Succession and stability are wonderful things.
How's the impeachment trial going? Any more reports of Hillary giving Bill a black-eye again?
Now as you well know there isn't any choice about this. HRM The Prince of Wales will be King and that is that.
Succession and stability are wonderful things.
How's the impeachment trial going? Any more reports of Hillary giving Bill a black-eye again?
Jan 9, 1999 | 6:03 am
#34
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: In protest of Flyertalk's uncalledfor censoring of my point of view, I cancelled my InsideFlyer subscription. So long, and thanks for everything.
Posts: 3,325
Now, now....
Let's all leave Princes and Presidents out of the discussion. We'd all be swallowed alive by the tangent - and think of the clothing stains that would cause.
Let's all leave Princes and Presidents out of the discussion. We'd all be swallowed alive by the tangent - and think of the clothing stains that would cause.
Jan 9, 1999 | 7:32 am
#36
Commander Catcop
Join Date: May 1998
Posts: 10,259
Thank you NJDavid for getting THAT topic off the boards. You have the makings of a great CATCOP. There are plenty of Chat rooms on AOL talking about that.
This forum is about travel, and I have to deal with that stuff at work five days a week. I come here to escape the "real world!"
Thank you and have a MEOWY DAY! COMMANDER
CAT-COP!
This forum is about travel, and I have to deal with that stuff at work five days a week. I come here to escape the "real world!"
Thank you and have a MEOWY DAY! COMMANDER
CAT-COP!
Jan 9, 1999 | 8:48 pm
#38
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: Houston, Texas, TEXAS
Posts: 1,510
If you make a CO res through a TA, then you have to ask for the upgrade from a Y-fare. If you go directly to CO, they will do it when you make your res. Don't know if CO upgrades non-FF's on Y-fares. Does anyone?
Catcops are multiplying. I guess Catman promoted himself to COMMANDER. The last I saw his self-proclaimed title was Lieutenant.
And, MF, we all know about WJC & HRC, they're teflon, and she wants to be King, but I was just wondering why "The Man Who Would Be King" doesn't want to be King? Or, for that matter, "Any of the Men".
Catcops are multiplying. I guess Catman promoted himself to COMMANDER. The last I saw his self-proclaimed title was Lieutenant.
And, MF, we all know about WJC & HRC, they're teflon, and she wants to be King, but I was just wondering why "The Man Who Would Be King" doesn't want to be King? Or, for that matter, "Any of the Men".
Jan 11, 1999 | 9:14 am
#40
A FlyerTalk Posting Legend
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Location: Digital Nomad Wandering the Earth - Currently in VIENNA, AUSTRIA!
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Merry AND Bao, I'm surprised you allowed the term "War of American Independence" to pass. Isn't it called the "Colonial Insurrection of 1776, Effective Only Becasue of Dasterdly French Intervention" or something like that in GB???
Jan 11, 1999 | 10:03 am
#41
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: London,UK. Ok, about 100 miles from London really, but how many Americans know where Market Harborough is?
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Matt: We don't care what it is called. We are to preocuppied with getting rid of Canada and Australia at the moment.
By the way in you phrase "dasterdly French" the word dasterdly is redundant!
Nick
By the way in you phrase "dasterdly French" the word dasterdly is redundant!
Nick
Jan 11, 1999 | 10:21 am
#42
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Ah, Merry, always good for a smile.
BTW, on an upcoming london trip, a vendor who will also be at the meeting has challenged me to a saturday evening "pub crawl," which, I assume, entails visiting as many pubs as possible and drinking a pint at each. Any suggestions to impress her with my "insider knowledge" of London pubs? If you care to, please e-mail me suggestions at [email protected]!
BTW, no fair steering me to establishments frequented by "punks," "......s," and "fairies!!!" ;-)
BTW, on an upcoming london trip, a vendor who will also be at the meeting has challenged me to a saturday evening "pub crawl," which, I assume, entails visiting as many pubs as possible and drinking a pint at each. Any suggestions to impress her with my "insider knowledge" of London pubs? If you care to, please e-mail me suggestions at [email protected]!
BTW, no fair steering me to establishments frequented by "punks," "......s," and "fairies!!!" ;-)
Jan 11, 1999 | 10:27 am
#45
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Here is Amazon's information on that book:
Egon Ronay's Guide : Best Pubs of Britain, 1992 by Egon Ronay
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Egon Ronay's Guide : Best Pubs of Britain, 1992 by Egon Ronay
Our Price: $16.95
Paperback (February 1992)
St. Martin's Press; ISBN: 1871784204
Availability: This title usually ships within 4-6 weeks. Please note that titles occasionally go out of print or publishers run out of stock. We will notify you within 2-3 weeks if we have trouble obtaining this title.