Things that annoy you beyond reason...?

Things that annoy you beyond reason...?

TOPIC CLOSED
TOPIC CLOSED
Author
Discussion

Vipers

32,912 posts

229 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
The bloody ste they put on web sites, this classic from BA, its one of the conditions of a return flight UK to Seattle, anyone like go have a guess. I think it means, "You can't go home the day you arrive", but I could be wrong.

Quote :-

MINIMUM STAY REQUIREMENTS

Travel from inbound transatlantic sector must commence no earlier than the first sun after departure of the outbound transatlantic sector.

Unquote.




frown

Pothole

34,367 posts

283 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Vipers said:
The bloody ste they put on web sites, this classic from BA, its one of the conditions of a return flight UK to Seattle, anyone like go have a guess. I think it means, "You can't go home the day you arrive", but I could be wrong.

Quote :-

MINIMUM STAY REQUIREMENTS

Travel from inbound transatlantic sector must commence no earlier than the first sun after departure of the outbound transatlantic sector.

Unquote.




frown
if you fly LHR to LAX on Monday, you can't return until after next Sunday

maxrider

2,481 posts

237 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
snowy slopes said:
aclivity said:
Fiat 500 twin air advert
Yeah okay, your right, it's st
His right what, is st?

Vipers

32,912 posts

229 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Pothole said:
Vipers said:
The bloody ste they put on web sites, this classic from BA, its one of the conditions of a return flight UK to Seattle, anyone like go have a guess. I think it means, "You can't go home the day you arrive", but I could be wrong.

Quote :-

MINIMUM STAY REQUIREMENTS

Travel from inbound transatlantic sector must commence no earlier than the first sun after departure of the outbound transatlantic sector.

Unquote.




frown
if you fly LHR to LAX on Monday, you can't return until after next Sunday
Now that makes perfect sense to me. So you fly in Monday, cant fly out until next Monday earliest,(7 days later) but if you fly in Saturday, you can still fly out on the Monday (2 days later).................

Wonder how couriers get on then? anythanks for clarification.




smile

Pothole

34,367 posts

283 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Vipers said:
Pothole said:
Vipers said:
The bloody ste they put on web sites, this classic from BA, its one of the conditions of a return flight UK to Seattle, anyone like go have a guess. I think it means, "You can't go home the day you arrive", but I could be wrong.

Quote :-

MINIMUM STAY REQUIREMENTS

Travel from inbound transatlantic sector must commence no earlier than the first sun after departure of the outbound transatlantic sector.

Unquote.




frown
if you fly LHR to LAX on Monday, you can't return until after next Sunday
Now that makes perfect sense to me. So you fly in Monday, cant fly out until next Monday earliest,(7 days later) but if you fly in Saturday, you can still fly out on the Monday (2 days later).................

Wonder how couriers get on then? anythanks for clarification.




smile
they don't use flights with that restriction?

marshalla

15,902 posts

202 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Pothole said:
Vipers said:
The bloody ste they put on web sites, this classic from BA, its one of the conditions of a return flight UK to Seattle, anyone like go have a guess. I think it means, "You can't go home the day you arrive", but I could be wrong.

Quote :-

MINIMUM STAY REQUIREMENTS

Travel from inbound transatlantic sector must commence no earlier than the first sun after departure of the outbound transatlantic sector.

Unquote.





frown
if you fly LHR to LAX on Monday, you can't return until after next Sunday
That would make sense if it said "Sun." - but it says "sun", which could be a problem if the same rule applies inside the Arctic Circle. I read it as a way of saying you can't fly out again until after the next sunrise.

Sour Kraut

45,899 posts

190 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Vipers said:
Pothole said:
Vipers said:
The bloody ste they put on web sites, this classic from BA, its one of the conditions of a return flight UK to Seattle, anyone like go have a guess. I think it means, "You can't go home the day you arrive", but I could be wrong.

Quote :-

MINIMUM STAY REQUIREMENTS

Travel from inbound transatlantic sector must commence no earlier than the first sun after departure of the outbound transatlantic sector.

Unquote.




frown
if you fly LHR to LAX on Monday, you can't return until after next Sunday
Now that makes perfect sense to me. So you fly in Monday, cant fly out until next Monday earliest,(7 days later) but if you fly in Saturday, you can still fly out on the Monday (2 days later).................

Wonder how couriers get on then? anythanks for clarification.




smile
No. After next Saturday. So Sunday is the earliest you can fly out.

Compulsory Saturday night stays have been commonplace since forever; they are used by the travel industry to separate business and holiday travellers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday-night_stay

Pothole

34,367 posts

283 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
marshalla said:
Pothole said:
Vipers said:
The bloody ste they put on web sites, this classic from BA, its one of the conditions of a return flight UK to Seattle, anyone like go have a guess. I think it means, "You can't go home the day you arrive", but I could be wrong.

Quote :-

MINIMUM STAY REQUIREMENTS

Travel from inbound transatlantic sector must commence no earlier than the first sun after departure of the outbound transatlantic sector.

Unquote.





frown
if you fly LHR to LAX on Monday, you can't return until after next Sunday
That would make sense if it said "Sun." - but it says "sun", which could be a problem if the same rule applies inside the Arctic Circle. I read it as a way of saying you can't fly out again until after the next sunrise.
poster's (non)capitalisation I reckon:

http://travel.travelocity.com/flights/AirFareRules...

marshalla

15,902 posts

202 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Pothole said:
poster's (non)capitalisation I reckon:

http://travel.travelocity.com/flights/AirFareRules...
Excessive use of SHOUTY CAPITALS on that site doesn't help much either - the absence of the full stop strongly suggests that "sun" or "SUN" should not be read as an abbreviation by any anyone with more than the most basic grasp of the english language.

Flintstone

8,644 posts

248 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Munter said:
marshalla said:
Pothole said:
FFS sake!!!!
confusedconfused



Edited by marshalla on Wednesday 19th January 09:08
He'll tell you about his PIN number next.
That he uses at the ATM machine.

Vipers

32,912 posts

229 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Flintstone said:
Munter said:
marshalla said:
Pothole said:
FFS sake!!!!
confusedconfused



Edited by marshalla on Wednesday 19th January 09:08
He'll tell you about his PIN number next.
That he uses at the ATM machine.
And he knows someone who makes PCB boards.....




smile

Pothole

34,367 posts

283 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
marshalla said:
Pothole said:
poster's (non)capitalisation I reckon:

http://travel.travelocity.com/flights/AirFareRules...
Excessive use of SHOUTY CAPITALS on that site doesn't help much either - the absence of the full stop strongly suggests that "sun" or "SUN" should not be read as an abbreviation by any anyone with more than the most basic grasp of the english language.
They use THU, too...what do you suppose that means?

Pothole

34,367 posts

283 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Vipers said:
Flintstone said:
Munter said:
marshalla said:
Pothole said:
FFS sake!!!!
confusedconfused



Edited by marshalla on Wednesday 19th January 09:08
He'll tell you about his PIN number next.
That he uses at the ATM machine.
And he knows someone who makes PCB boards.....




smile
I bet you a thousand K grand I don't.

marshalla

15,902 posts

202 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Pothole said:
marshalla said:
Pothole said:
poster's (non)capitalisation I reckon:

http://travel.travelocity.com/flights/AirFareRules...
Excessive use of SHOUTY CAPITALS on that site doesn't help much either - the absence of the full stop strongly suggests that "sun" or "SUN" should not be read as an abbreviation by any anyone with more than the most basic grasp of the english language.
They use THU, too...what do you suppose that means?
Haven't a clue - it's not in my dictionary wink

The Hypno-Toad

12,301 posts

206 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Socks.

I have no girlfriend whose house I stay at (no one would take me), I don't go the gym (can't afford it), I don't go on holiday (at all) & I'm not senile (yet).

So how the fk do I have eight odd socks!!!

They go from my washbag, to the washing machine, to the airing cupboard and then back to the sock drawer. How the fk can I possibly have lost eight socks!!! I've cleared everything out of the airing cupboard, I have checked every non sock clothing draw, under the bed, behind the heaters, in my suitcases, everywhere.

Where the fk have eight socks gone!!!!

Thank you for letting me share.

Edited by The Hypno-Toad on Wednesday 19th January 12:24

Ganglandboss

8,309 posts

204 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
The Hypno-Toad said:
Socks.

I have no girlfriend whose house I stay at (no one would take me), I don't go the gym (can't afford it), I don't go on holiday (at all) & I'm not senile (yet).

So how the fk do I have eight odd socks!!!

They go from my washbag, to the washing machine, to the airing cupboard and then back to the sock drawer. How the fk can I possibly have lost eight socks!!! I've cleared everything out of the airing cupboard, I have checked every non sock clothing draw, under the bed, behind the heaters, in my suitcases, everywhere.

Where the fk have eight socks gone!!!!

Thank you for letting me share.

Edited by The Hypno-Toad on Wednesday 19th January 12:24
Could it be your butler is stealing them and selling them to a naked Tunisian sock merchant?


Pince Regent: "Socks! Run out of them again! Why is it no matter how many millions of pairs I buy I never seem to have any?"

Blackadder: "Sir, with your forgiveness, there is another even weightier problem."

Prince Regent: "They just disappear! Honestly you'd think somebody was coming in here, stealing them and selling the damn things off!"

Blackadder: (Nervously laughs and looks to the floor) "Impossible Sir! Only you and I have access to your socks."

Prince Regent: Yes, yes, you're quite right, still, to me socks are like sex - tons of it about but I never seem to get any!"

erolb

506 posts

188 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
The Hypno-Toad said:
Socks.

I have no girlfriend whose house I stay at (no one would take me), I don't go the gym (can't afford it), I don't go on holiday (at all) & I'm not senile (yet).

So how the fk do I have eight odd socks!!!

They go from my washbag, to the washing machine, to the airing cupboard and then back to the sock drawer. How the fk can I possibly have lost eight socks!!! I've cleared everything out of the airing cupboard, I have checked every non sock clothing draw, under the bed, behind the heaters, in my suitcases, everywhere.

Where the fk have eight socks gone!!!!

Thank you for letting me share.

Edited by The Hypno-Toad on Wednesday 19th January 12:24
Agreed. All my new ones vanish, leaving me with the same old ones.

Markh

2,781 posts

276 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
I hate diesel engined cars, I can see no good reason (apart from company car tax) for them they are noisy , even up- market ones are

Tyre Tread

10,539 posts

217 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Markh said:
I hate diesel engined cars, I can see no good reason (apart from company car tax) for them they are noisy , even up- market ones are
But more practical and more useful that a 'Creative Director'.

Some of us prefer functionality to looks good, feels good, smells good.

Markh

2,781 posts

276 months

Wednesday 19th January 2011
quotequote all
Tyre Tread said:
Markh said:
I hate diesel engined cars, I can see no good reason (apart from company car tax) for them they are noisy , even up- market ones are
But more practical and more useful that a 'Creative Director'.

Some of us prefer functionality to looks good, feels good, smells good.
Well how do you work that out? how is it more functional? it sounds just bloody awful, but I guess being an 'alternative theropist/quack' you are qualified to pass this sort of judgement. its the bloody agricultural racket that get me, drives me nuts.

"you are feeling sleepy, very sleepy' new age BS, maany years ago got ripped off by one of you snake sales men' bunch on con-artists
TOPIC CLOSED
TOPIC CLOSED