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  1. 11-10-2005, 12:45 PM #1
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    Excuse me, please pass the "nuts".

    I thought my two-hour flight in a packed MD82 the other day to Dallas Fort Worth was tough; imagine spending twenty-two hours in the air from Hong Kong to Heathrow. So, I guess the itinerary would read something like breakfast, movie, lunch, movie, dinner, movie, sleep, and breakfast. Man, all I got on that Dallas flight was a crumby $3 snack box.


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    Nuts to that, I say

    I noticed on the link. 777 for sale..... hhhmmmmmm perhaps Larry would be interested
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