I think in three hours of outrageous fills he only missed the beat once.
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Thunderbird Club
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I think in three hours of outrageous fills he only missed the beat once.
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Hilton Anatole, it's about a block from the show. It's supposed to be 93 degrees with 58% humidity and thunder showers tomorrow........Possibly why the Queen has heretofore avoided Texas
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Flying on the Hindenburg is better than American Airlines.
I thought NWA were based outta Compton.
Hilton Anatole, it's about a block from the show. It's supposed to be 93 degrees with 58% humidity and thunder showers tomorrow........Possibly why the Queen has heretofore avoided Texas
Balmy spring weather. What's your point?
- Mar 13, 2008
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I think our idea of what "balmy spring weather" is, must vary - wildly.
Indeed. 60-95 temps qualify as that for me, so long as the humidity isn't too bad. That 58% was borderline.
It ain't hot here till it hits at least 100. After 110, everyone admits it's hot, even us desert rats. OTOH, the humidity by then is so low, I'm still happy.
Been a while since I looked at TB on my phone. Aviation geeks may have a quiet chuckle.
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Yeah, I'm kind of a delicate flower. At least I'll be inside for the almost the whole trip.
Yeah, I'm kind of a delicate flower. At least I'll be inside for the almost the whole trip.
OOoohhh. A Hothouse flower?
In a thick SoCal accent...
Whoa Dude, the little ho's ride is totally toasted.
Found you in Paris after an extravagant dinner. Trying to get to CDG.
Nice, I stayed there a few years ago! Rodeo Goat down the street has really good food and beer. I also went to a really good Spanish tapas place if you want the info, though I don't think it's walking distance. And if you're at all a fan of Logan's Run, head over to Fort Worth and check out the water gardens.Hilton Anatole, it's about a block from the show. It's supposed to be 93 degrees with 58% humidity and thunder showers tomorrow........Possibly why the Queen has heretofore avoided Texas
Go to Paris for a nice quiet dinner and a Chechen alien tracks you down...
When I was still working I spent a lot of time flying between the US and Asia. I almost always flew first or business class on Singapore Airlines. The first time I had to take a Northwest Airlines flight I Got a good laugh. Compared to Singapore air, it looked like Northwest was hiring their flight attendants from a local geriatric ward.
I actually did bust out laughing when one of the Northwest attendants handed me a blanket with a big bold "NWA" on it as we crossed the Pacific on our way to LAX. All could think of was the rap group (who's name shall not be said) as we headed for a town Straight Outta Compton.
Emirates...Singapore....KLM....in that order..
For non-geriatrics, stay away from all the unionized airlines.
I don't know about KLM, but Singapore, Air Malaysia, and ANA are up there. Lufthansa is staffed by sturdy Teutonic women if you are into that sort of thing...
