V-Flyer

Link pinched from the BA board on FT - thanks. [:w]

Link to Telegraph online.

Number 8 has picture of VS plane, but surely no VS passenger would be that dumb. [:I][8D]

Nick

quote:Originally posted by Nottingham Nick
Link pinched from the BA board on FT - thanks. [:w]

Link to Telegraph online.

Number 8 has picture of VS plane, but surely no VS passenger would be that dumb. [:I][8D]

Nick


Thanks for the link, Nick.

ROTFLMAO [:o)]

It is so disheartening to know that they are genuine. Some absolute corkers though, 6 and 11 are my favourites

'"We had to queue outside with no air conditioning.'

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Not to mention the 20 stupidest tourist questions

Classics. None about an airport lounge being substituted though...

Brilliant - duly facebook shared [y]

How about the ten ridiculous insurance claims?

Cheers
Michael

Classics [:)]

Thanks,
Sarah

quote:Originally posted by Nottingham Nick
Link pinched from the BA board on FT - thanks. [:w]


Number 8 has picture of VS plane, but surely no VS passenger would be that dumb. [:I][8D]

Nick


I dunno[:?][:?] Picture 8 features a Virgin Atlantic Plane with only two engines[:0][:D][}:)]

buns

Hilarious...I always love lists like these!

Just a side note though - the VS plane shown in pic 8, I am right in saying that it actually isn't an existing VS plane...right? It looks like a dreamliner? Virgin doesn't currently fly any twin engined planes do they? Where did they get the photo from?!

quote:Originally posted by aft1981
Hilarious...I always love lists like these!

Just a side note though - the VS plane shown in pic 8, I am right in saying that it actually isn't an existing VS plane...right? It looks like a dreamliner? Virgin doesn't currently fly any twin engined planes do they? Where did they get the photo from?!


Yes it is the Dreamliner that VS currently have on order.

There are really some muppets out there!

One of the ones we got at the hotel was a lady who insisted on having a room overlooking the church, emailed so often about it and it wasn't a problem at all. But her constant calls started to really grind (the bottom line being, we don't guarantee specific rooms, because if something happens to that room - flood, fire,etc. it comes out of service) but it's just something we put up with.

So she checked in, and the next morning stormed into reception to complain - because she didn't like the church bells.

quote:Originally posted by Sealink
One of the ones we got at the hotel was a lady who insisted on having a room overlooking the church, emailed so often about it and it wasn't a problem at all. But her constant calls started to really grind (the bottom line being, we don't guarantee specific rooms, because if something happens to that room - flood, fire,etc. it comes out of service) but it's just something we put up with.

So she checked in, and the next morning stormed into reception to complain - because she didn't like the church bells.


Tops [oo] ... and ... how did you accommodate her?

Following the poll theme:
http://travel.uk.msn.com/inspiration/ga ... ageindex=1

10 Reasons why British holidaymakers have a bad reputation.

#5 has a classic term, a Saga lout. Sounds like Decker...[:w]

just thought of an addition


Number 21 - lack of limes ruined my holiday

quote:Originally posted by RichardMannion


10 Reasons why British holidaymakers have a bad reputation.


Makes you proud to be British, doesn't it? [:w]

quote:So she checked in, and the next morning stormed into reception to complain - because she didn't like the church bells.

Brings to mind 'herds of roaming Wildebeest'[:D]