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Hmm, I have a video somewhere of a German TV show host showing a video of naked skydiving :eek:

And no, please don't anybody post it here - just look at your own leisure or I'll find and email to you :|
 
I wonder if the Lotus F1 team should let webber use their hashtag now : #whereismypodium, 4th 4 times in a row!
 
3:38 am, wide awake and just about fed up with travel. :(

12.38. Hating my job (leaving at end of this week... Contract not renewed). Replacement job ok but pay cut. Much less responsibility and no travel tho.

Id rather lack of sleep in London honestly.

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My last plate at brekky this morning ..
 

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Drron, you'll be glad I didn't take photos of each of my plates at brekky then! ;) (Orchids Sunday brunch at Halekulani)
 
I am never ever ever arriving into MIA International again

I did it a few years ago and thought the distance to walk to immigration was stupid. Today, arriving from LHR en route to BOS, it was 2.5 hours from de-planing to being at the AA check-in desk. 2.5 hours. That was around 1 1/4 hours in immigration, 15 minutes of finding bags which had been offloaded from the bag carousel and were 3-4 deep all the way around the carousel (there were 6 flights on each of the 8 carousels) and then a 200-300m queue for an hour to go through customs, where the TSA agent was busy chatting up 'hot chicks' and holding the queue up (one agent for the queue, to collect the blue form).

Utter joke. I got to check-in with 4 minutes to spare, and then it took a further 20 minutes to clear the TSA checkpoint, and that was in the First Priority AAccess queue, not the J one.

Never again!
 
I am never ever ever arriving into MIA International again

I did it a few years ago and thought the distance to walk to immigration was stupid. Today, arriving from LHR en route to BOS, it was 2.5 hours from de-planing to being at the AA check-in desk. 2.5 hours. That was around 1 1/4 hours in immigration, 15 minutes of finding bags which had been offloaded from the bag carousel and were 3-4 deep all the way around the carousel (there were 6 flights on each of the 8 carousels) and then a 200-300m queue for an hour to go through customs, where the TSA agent was busy chatting up 'hot chicks' and holding the queue up (one agent for the queue, to collect the blue form).

Utter joke. I got to check-in with 4 minutes to spare, and then it took a further 20 minutes to clear the TSA checkpoint, and that was in the First Priority AAccess queue, not the J one.

Never again!

So you didnt learn the first time? :p


I've always avoided MIA like the plague (and various other nasty diseases).
 
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I am never ever ever arriving into MIA International again

I did it a few years ago and thought the distance to walk to immigration was stupid. Today, arriving from LHR en route to BOS, it was 2.5 hours from de-planing to being at the AA check-in desk. 2.5 hours. That was around 1 1/4 hours in immigration, 15 minutes of finding bags which had been offloaded from the bag carousel and were 3-4 deep all the way around the carousel (there were 6 flights on each of the 8 carousels) and then a 200-300m queue for an hour to go through customs, where the TSA agent was busy chatting up 'hot chicks' and holding the queue up (one agent for the queue, to collect the blue form).

Utter joke. I got to check-in with 4 minutes to spare, and then it took a further 20 minutes to clear the TSA checkpoint, and that was in the First Priority AAccess queue, not the J one.

Never again!
Gee, I thought that sounded good drewbles :D :p (and yes, I have flown into MIA internationally, then had domestic AA connections).

Were you were bummed that you didn't get a chance to check out the "hot chicks".

C'mon you made it - think of all those additional SC's
 
doing seat selection for next year SYD-JNB and downstairs in J no J,K seats appear at all-
AB DEF JK
23A23B2323D23E23F23
24A24B2424D24E24F24
25A25B2525D25E25F25
26A26B2626D26E26F26

AB JK
11A11B11 1111J11K
12A12B12 1212J12K
13A13B13 1313J13K
14 14
15 15
16 1616J16K
17A17B17 1717J17K
18 1818J18K
Upstairs it is saying only rows 12,13,14 and 17 exist on the A,B side.
 
doing seat selection for next year SYD-JNB and downstairs in J no J,K seats appear at all-

Upstairs it is saying only rows 12,13,14 and 17 exist on the A,B side.

Codeshare. SAA "own" the other seats at the moment...
 
Just booked a Qantas flight. Hmmm

HBA-MEL was $450 on DJ, $85 on JQ and $129 on QF.

Now that's just crazy.
 
So you didnt learn the first time? :p


I've always avoided MIA like the plague (and various other nasty diseases).
First time was bad, this was like the apocalypse (in comparison at least).

First time we just had to walk probably 200-300m, turn left, and do a 180º effectively, and head back. Then when we hit immigration it was ok from there (and I had no checked luggage).

The extra SC's were definitely not worth it (but the main reason I did it was there was no availability in Y+ on LHR-BOS on the day I needed; the return to LHR is BOS-LHR direct fortunately).

Although the BA leg has credited to QF already, nice and prompt (and a whopping 442 cabin bonus. Stupid Y+).
 
Gee, I thought that sounded good drewbles :D :p (and yes, I have flown into MIA internationally, then had domestic AA connections).

Were you were bummed that you didn't get a chance to check out the "hot chicks".
not overly :p
C'mon you made it - think of all those additional SC's
Not many really. I believe my booking class on AA was discount whY so it'll only be 20 or so SC's (maybe even 15). Out of the 1200 I need by end of Feb, it's not a huge amount (1.67%). Still, my entire trip is netting me around 450 SC's, so that's over a third of the way in 2 weeks (although the BOS-LHR-SIN-MEL-SYD segment i'm not really looking forward to; even with a 12 hour layover in LHR in which i'm going to end up working).

And yes, I did make it. The Hyatt Regency isn't too bad either:)
 
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