classyā¦you can take the boy out of Cobh ā¦ ā¦ :rolleyes:
[quote=āmickee321, post: 842596, member: 367ā]
An interesting point one guy told me is that all obama has done since he entered office has caused division and increased stereotyping, " black/white", " rich/poor", " pro/anti gun", this is worth thinking about really , living abroad we only see the US president really in terms of foreign policy as it effects the world, but domestically the country seems to be in a complete mess and is getting worse now the government has shutdown, if i was living and working in the states and paying tax im not sure id be voting democrat next time out[/quote]
Sitting here at the departure gate and, from a cursory glance, itās quite clear this Amsterdam flight will be full of reprobate creeps travelling solely to procure paid sex. Just to confirm, Iām not travelling for that purpose.
[quote=āTheUlteriorMotive, post: 842557, member: 2272ā]The early morning Ryanair UK flights always carry that Birmingham risk. Bristol is particularly bad for being diversions due to fog.
If you ever absolutely have to be in the UK first thing the only real option is to fly over the night before.[/quote]
using Ryanair for business:rolleyes:
what type of lemonade stand operation do you work for?
when Peter Reid accepted the managerās job in Thailand im sure the same thoughts entered his head before flying also especially if he bumped into the likes of Graham Rix en route
[quote=āmickee321, post: 842815, member: 367ā]using Ryanair for business:rolleyes:
what type of lemonade stand operation do you work for?[/quote]
Who else flys to Bristol from Dublin?
a ābusinessā trip to fking Bristol, fuck off from this thread
the joys of working for marks and spencers i suppose, either that or the bird is off getting an abortion
Iām very nervous now and I donāt appreciate your post, @Juhniallio. But nerves are good because they prevent me from becoming complacent. I wouldnāt be such an acclaimed banker without possessing this fear of failure. But it doesnāt paralyse me, it keeps me on my game. Iām about to stride into the meeting and Iām going to be an Irish hero on European soil. Just like Johnny Logan all those years ago.
Dig deep bandage. When youāre sitting on the velvet couch of āthis is your lifeā in thirty years and craig doyle asks you about the darker moments of your stellar career you can tell him about the pain of having to go through airports without access to premium lounges and wearing the same shirt for more than one day.
[quote=āmickee321, post: 842847, member: 367ā]a ābusinessā trip to fking Bristol, fuck off from this thread
the joys of working for marks and spencers i suppose, either that or the bird is off getting an abortion[/quote]
You were called up on an error and have adopted a defensive attitude compounding the error. Admit you were wrong and move on.
Outside of London it has strongest economy of any part of the UK - financial services, aeronautics, chip design, energy etc etc
[quote=āTheUlteriorMotive, post: 842860, member: 2272ā]You were called up on an error and have adopted a defensive attitude compounding the error. Admit you were wrong and move on.
Outside of London it has strongest economy of any part of the UK - financial services, aeronautics, chip design, energy etc etc
A brief note to update you on my recent business trips.
Another successful business trip to the United States last week where I met clients in the Mid West and New York. As there are no direct flights from Dublin to the Mid West city I was visiting I spent the weekend in New York with some friends and traveled to the Mid West on Sunday evening. My internal flights were with US Airways and I previously mentioned that they have the nice practice of allowing members of our military to board the plane first.
My transatlantic flights were with Aer Lingus and I found business class to be of a decent standard once again. I enjoyed some gentle banter with one of the air hosts about the bright yellow Arsenal jersey I was sporting (he was a Spurs fan). I enjoyed a nice nightās sleep and awoke reasonably refreshed a short time before landing. I stopped by my lodgings, had a quick shower and proceeded to work. Being the prudent accountant that I am I usually only travel business class when Iām coming straight into work and Iād recommend others consider doing the same. Iāve recently been invited to be part of a test group to provide feedback on some changes to Aer Lingusās business class service, regretfully Iāve had to decline as Iām quite busy at the moment.
Tomorrow Iām off to London to have lunch with a client. As Iām under time pressure and need to be back in Dublin tomorrow evening Iāve gone with City Jet and will be flying in and out of London City airport. I will provide an update on this trip once Iāve completed it.
thatās an outstanding report @briantinnion[/USER] , meanwhile that muggins @[USER=2272]TheUlteriorMotive is off on his little " trip" flying ryanair to a provincial town in England