anat0l
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I don't know how this would go down as a "game", but I thought I'd give it a go.
I've composed a list of items below that we need to "find". There are no time limits, but it'd be interesting to see how quickly we can get all those items. I guess if we made a nominal one, then keeping with the hunting spirit and considering Easter is coming up, lets see if all the items can be found before Good Friday (02/04/2010).
To "find" an item, simply take a photo of the item (including any conditions in the item), upload it then post it here. (For those that do not have access to an upload service, you can PM me then I will upload it to a space on my FT Galleries.)
Rules
Obviously for some items I or any of us cannot be there to verify it may be correct, so we'll have to trust that everyone that participates is doing so for the spirit of the game, and the consensus will also decide whether a find is acceptable or not.
Everyone understand? Good! I'm hoping that someone may be able to pick this game up again once we go through it, and make the next list.
Without further ado, here is the list:
I've composed a list of items below that we need to "find". There are no time limits, but it'd be interesting to see how quickly we can get all those items. I guess if we made a nominal one, then keeping with the hunting spirit and considering Easter is coming up, lets see if all the items can be found before Good Friday (02/04/2010).
To "find" an item, simply take a photo of the item (including any conditions in the item), upload it then post it here. (For those that do not have access to an upload service, you can PM me then I will upload it to a space on my FT Galleries.)
Rules
- Finds can only be photos that are dated from the date of this OP (22/02/2010) or later. No previous photos are allowed. No stock photos are allowed. No photos or images borrowed from airline websites are allowed. No manufactured/synthesised photos. No conjuring the photo on your computer and then taking a photo of the computer screen. Essentially, it has to be a photo you have taken in your travels or daily life.
- Post only one find per posting; in each post of a find, specify:
- The name and number of the item found
- The find (i.e. the photo)
- Where it was found (at least city and country)
- Date the photo was taken
- Any other short description
- The only synthesis/modification allowed with photos is scrubbing out personal details or where it is required by law.
- A single member can only find up to three items.
- I'll try to keep the thread regularly updated as to:
- Who found what
- What has been found and what is left to be found
- Hall of Trios - members who have found three items in the list
Obviously for some items I or any of us cannot be there to verify it may be correct, so we'll have to trust that everyone that participates is doing so for the spirit of the game, and the consensus will also decide whether a find is acceptable or not.
Everyone understand? Good! I'm hoping that someone may be able to pick this game up again once we go through it, and make the next list.
Without further ado, here is the list:
- HKG-based ground crew holding a "Final Call" sign (you can just take a picture of the sign if you want, not the crew + sign)
- Bottle of Krug
- "Final Call" written in a language other than English
- Airport directional sign written in at least three languages (including English)
- Boarding pass which is completely printed (e.g. the BP without any print on it would be just a completely blank piece of cardboard/paper)
- Old style “clickety-clack” flipping departures / arrivals board except in the QF F Lounges (MEL or SYD) or FRA
- A single word which has two distinct antonyms (these antonyms are not synonyms of each other)
- Triple loading gate with an A380 parked at it with all jetways in position
- A triple shot espresso
- A non-Australian nationalistic soft toy in a duty free shop (not necessarily in Australia)
- A cancelled flight shown on an airport FID
- An aircraft registration that actually forms a word (you don’t have to use the entire rego, but the minimum word length is 3 letters)
- A helicopter at an airport
- Sushi found in an airport lounge
- Clotted cream
- An incoming immigration card for a nation not in Asia or Oceania
- Wine served from a jug rather than a bottle
- Aircraft sporting a special livery
- Aircraft at an international airport parked at a non-aerobridge gate (i.e. is boarded/deplaned with air stairs)
- An EXIT sign in a language other than English
- A sign or board which displays all of the members of the Star Alliance
- Macintosh computer as seen in a lounge
- A foreign keyboard (i.e. not US layout)
- A water feature inside an airport (e.g. fountain) – a shower is not a water feature
- A flight shown with at least 4 flight numbers (viz. 1 operating metal flight number and at least 3 codeshare flight numbers)
- Bottle of The Glenlivet Scotch Whisky (age irrelevant)
- A carafe
- Eight glasses of beer – this item requires two photos: one photo showing a "before drinking" shot; the other is an "after drinking" shot. In both shots, all eight glasses must be shown
- Eggs Florentine
- A self-check-in machine which is out of order
- Bottle of Chinese beer
- A sign at a gate indicating the location / presence of priority boarding which is not a sign from QF
- A bag sitting in a test brace for checking for an acceptable size of cabin baggage
- Gate 13
- Buggy/cart used to move people around an airport (e.g. elderly, disabled, lazy people who don’t want to walk
) - An apron with exactly two aircraft currently parked
- An aircraft not manufactured by Airbus or Boeing
- Salt and pepper shakers – shot must be shown as being on board an aircraft
- An airline's kids fun pack
- A food or drink item (e.g. bag of nuts, bottle of water, etc.) that specifically states or shows that the item was prepared specially for an airline
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