Mucci
Mar 25, 2007, 4:55 pm
#16
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Mar 25, 2007, 5:09 pm
#17
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Hmm, I noticed I was never on the Radar of Pucci...thus no MUCCI title yet. Guess I'll have to fly a bit more on BA.
Is Pucci doing JFK-LHR or LAX-LHR anytime soon?
Best regards,
Sebastian
Is Pucci doing JFK-LHR or LAX-LHR anytime soon?
Best regards,
Sebastian
Mar 26, 2007, 3:44 am
#18
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I have just ordered my MUCCI luggage tags from KLM
If I do say so myself they look rather good. I took a photo I had of the rocket and replaced Britsh Airways with MUCCI. Guess I'll be the envy of all the other travellers
Mar 26, 2007, 5:57 am
#19
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How to Spottie our Pucci
If you suspect that the lady on the left hand side at the door as you enter inviting you to cuddle the flight recorders in World Chaveller is Pucci, then I believe that the time honoured method of greeting is with a bowed head and the word "hairbrush". As befits "FLR" Nightingale, our ex-nurse Pucci may also be referred to as "The lady with the camp" making reference to many of her followers here.
I would also question the use of Bombay Sapphire amongst the learned gentlemen of the board, surely it would be "Bombay Emerald" to imply the correct status. Even Him Indoors has Emerald status.
From a man with black luggage tags and Mucci status....
OK, well the QF Plat tags are rather dark anyway
Spottie.
I would also question the use of Bombay Sapphire amongst the learned gentlemen of the board, surely it would be "Bombay Emerald" to imply the correct status. Even Him Indoors has Emerald status.
From a man with black luggage tags and Mucci status....
OK, well the QF Plat tags are rather dark anyway
Spottie.
Mar 26, 2007, 6:17 am
#20
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Mar 26, 2007, 6:27 am
#21
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Coo - now this is really a thread that is on my favourite subject.
Phil - I still love you but I have to say Darling that I am doing Speed Dating rather than Carbon Dating these days.
To those who dig out ancient threads. There were some names to conjour with - Celbrian. Now he I really do miss. My Reporter met him at the London Do and I am quite glad that I was not there to make a fool of myself as I understand that he is simply gorgeous both in looks and in character. Adorable is a word that comes to mind.
So to the OP. Now you know that Muccihood is exclusive to Flyertalk. You will not see it on Talkmail as it is far too exclusive and since I clearly fail to remember those to whom I have in moments of exstacy passed awarded with this honour I really could not cope with the likes of Delta or Continental - or heaven forbid Virgin demanding this honour. You do not have to fly British Airways to be eligible. It is my gift and I am capricious (I'll explain what that means later Philly Pie) and gift it to those who amuse, entertain, desire or flatter me (Phil that was "flatter" not "flatten").
Simple really.
Phil - I still love you but I have to say Darling that I am doing Speed Dating rather than Carbon Dating these days.
To those who dig out ancient threads. There were some names to conjour with - Celbrian. Now he I really do miss. My Reporter met him at the London Do and I am quite glad that I was not there to make a fool of myself as I understand that he is simply gorgeous both in looks and in character. Adorable is a word that comes to mind.
So to the OP. Now you know that Muccihood is exclusive to Flyertalk. You will not see it on Talkmail as it is far too exclusive and since I clearly fail to remember those to whom I have in moments of exstacy passed awarded with this honour I really could not cope with the likes of Delta or Continental - or heaven forbid Virgin demanding this honour. You do not have to fly British Airways to be eligible. It is my gift and I am capricious (I'll explain what that means later Philly Pie) and gift it to those who amuse, entertain, desire or flatter me (Phil that was "flatter" not "flatten").
Simple really.
Mar 26, 2007, 7:06 am
#22
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Being a Mucci also works wonders when confronted by seat shifters. When disappointment happens at check in, simply state, "Is that the best you can do for a Mucci" and you'll soon be back in your original seat.
Mar 26, 2007, 8:47 am
#23
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Regarding ancient threads, if I didn't mention this already -- when it was so, so hot last summer I simply could not work during the day, so I became nocturnal. (I work flex time -- 12 hours a day, six days a week, any 12 hours I want...) And that's when I discovered this place for real and, having read most of the BA board late, late into the June, July and August nights last summer, decided to sign up as I knew many of the stories already! 
So in all honestly I simply remembered that there are some options when it comes to distilled beverages.
Just send the bear out the door on a dull, rainy night with a couple of Ł20 notes, point him in the right direction, and see what the lad brings back for the Lady and Gentleman of the Surrey Manor.
So in all honestly I simply remembered that there are some options when it comes to distilled beverages.Just send the bear out the door on a dull, rainy night with a couple of Ł20 notes, point him in the right direction, and see what the lad brings back for the Lady and Gentleman of the Surrey Manor.
Mar 26, 2007, 9:18 am
#24
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Mar 26, 2007, 9:22 am
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Mar 26, 2007, 10:27 am
#26
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Yes, but Paddington seemed to do all right for himself. One never knows.
Maybe the bear and the sheep hit it off someday and you know, one day, maybe settle down someplace, you know, nice little house over in the Home Counties someplace, can still head off into town when needed, maybe a couple of little sheepbears some day, just like the one in the Berlin zoo....
Maybe the bear and the sheep hit it off someday and you know, one day, maybe settle down someplace, you know, nice little house over in the Home Counties someplace, can still head off into town when needed, maybe a couple of little sheepbears some day, just like the one in the Berlin zoo....
Mar 26, 2007, 10:48 am
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Mar 26, 2007, 10:55 am
#28
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Yes, but Paddington seemed to do all right for himself. One never knows.
Maybe the bear and the sheep hit it off someday and you know, one day, maybe settle down someplace, you know, nice little house over in the Home Counties someplace, can still head off into town when needed, maybe a couple of little sheepbears some day, just like the one in the Berlin zoo....
Maybe the bear and the sheep hit it off someday and you know, one day, maybe settle down someplace, you know, nice little house over in the Home Counties someplace, can still head off into town when needed, maybe a couple of little sheepbears some day, just like the one in the Berlin zoo....
Mar 26, 2007, 11:09 am
#29
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Mar 27, 2007, 12:13 am
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