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#760336 by slinky09
20 Nov 2010, 18:54
We have some great TR writers here, and to add to those here's one I found while perusing Flyertalk, called 8 bottles of DOM LAX-BKK.
#760337 by RedVee
20 Nov 2010, 19:05
Wow! JP has some competition...........


Regards
R3dV
#760341 by buns
20 Nov 2010, 19:45
I would love to have done something like that :D :D

Pity I never will as we all know that VS never load that amount of Champs :(!

buns
#760343 by David
20 Nov 2010, 20:02
:D what a great read - including clubhouse time, I think the best I have managed is about 2 and a half bottles :#

thanks for posting link y)

David
#760387 by Jeffers555
21 Nov 2010, 17:54
Sounds like BS to me. Firstly, after eight bottles this guy would most likely have been unconcious. Secondly I can't beleive the cabin crew would have kept serving him.

I think the truth has been stretched more than a little.
#760492 by Alex V
23 Nov 2010, 11:46
Jeffers555 wrote:Sounds like BS to me. Firstly, after eight bottles this guy would most likely have been unconcious. Secondly I can't beleive the cabin crew would have kept serving him.

I think the truth has been stretched more than a little.


Totally agree whilst i enjoyed reading it for entertainment value, the fellow would have slipped into a coma at 33,000ft and 8 bottles later.

cheers

alex :D
#760537 by MarkedMan
24 Nov 2010, 03:29
That's three flights over a total of 26 hours, with stopovers on the ground which included a shower on the first, and a nap on the second. And, as Sealink mentioned, it's 1.5 glasses per hour of flight. With a lot of food eaten. Totally doable IMO.

FWIW, macabus is a well respected contributor to FT with a great line on Champagne. He pointed folks to Pertoise-Moriset recently, so I went over to D&M on Fillmore and picked up a bottle, absolutely spectacular wine for under 39.99+tax. It's easy to live it up with 200 dollar bottles of Dom or Krug or whatever, yet when someone can pick out a great single grower champagne at that price I have to like them. I spend a lot of time trying different ones out and appreciate informed opinion. I've got me a case of P-M for Christmas :)
#760545 by slinky09
24 Nov 2010, 08:13
Even if you think it's not doable, and I believe it is, easily, it's a very entertaining read. I loved the style of it.
#760557 by jaguarpig
24 Nov 2010, 11:22
DarkAuror wrote:There's only one thing for it.

Who wants to volunteer to do a "Mythbusters" experiment.


I think I did it last night with the feel of my head this morning :$ :0 :D
#760848 by RichardMannion
27 Nov 2010, 16:14
Tinkerbelle wrote:It's a great TR - there were some brilliant one-liners in there! :D

I still think the Eurostar PCP could do more though! ):


What do you mean 'could'?
#760853 by Scrooge
27 Nov 2010, 19:22
DarkAuror wrote:There's only one thing for it.

Who wants to volunteer to do a "Mythbusters" experiment.


Sorry to get all scientific on you, but it's actually already been done, tested and put into use.

The average human male can process about 7-12 ml of alcohol (or equivalent) an hour, so this is totally doable,but really, why would you want to ?
#760862 by tontybear
27 Nov 2010, 22:23
Scrooge wrote:...but really, why would you want to ?


Because we can ! :D :D
#760893 by HighFlyer
28 Nov 2010, 13:21
I'd gladly have a good stab at that. I think I managed 4 bottles of fizz to myself on election night so on a long flight like that with plenty of food I think it could be easily done by somebody who's system is used to that kind of, erm, abuse :D
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