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Quotei think gravitygirl was just mentioning what worked for her based on her experience involving traveling with two rigs. i doubt people will try to help you if you criticize the solution offered.
Sorry, I meant it to be a light-hearted response. Please forgive me for offending you.
What do you call a beautiful, sunny day that comes after two cloudy, rainy
ones? -- Monday.
ones? -- Monday.
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darnknit thinks that what I wrote in response to your post was critical of me. Please forgive me if you took it take way. That was not my intention.
I appreciate the time you took to write that. The words you used were excellent. I intend to print them off and include it with all of my rigs when I travel. I think it would be good if the screeners at the security checkpoints would read it. I've had to do some fancy explanations in the past. Using your words would give them a better understanding of what they are handling.
Thank you,
Jennifer
I appreciate the time you took to write that. The words you used were excellent. I intend to print them off and include it with all of my rigs when I travel. I think it would be good if the screeners at the security checkpoints would read it. I've had to do some fancy explanations in the past. Using your words would give them a better understanding of what they are handling.
Thank you,
Jennifer
What do you call a beautiful, sunny day that comes after two cloudy, rainy
ones? -- Monday.
ones? -- Monday.
use a smilie tag next time and no one will get all uptight about it.
see?
see?
Why yes, my license number is a palindrome. Thank you for noticing.
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QuoteI've had to do some fancy explanations in the past.
i believe it
pulling is cool. keep it in the skin
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going somewhere nice 
i used a hard shell case to protect my stuff with a packing label inside with name, home address, telephone number destination address telephone number, outbound flight numbers as well as return flight numbers. ontop i put a printout of the printer friendly version from here http://www.tsa.gov/public/interapp/editorial/editorial_1147.xml
well i am a bit annul
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i used a hard shell case to protect my stuff with a packing label inside with name, home address, telephone number destination address telephone number, outbound flight numbers as well as return flight numbers. ontop i put a printout of the printer friendly version from here http://www.tsa.gov/public/interapp/editorial/editorial_1147.xml
well i am a bit annul
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Quotewell i am a bit
annulanal
Anal is good - sometimes.
My idea of a fair fight is clubbing baby seals
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Baggage handling...This is one area where customer service has suffered a noticeable decline. Most travelers have become accustomed to crossing their fingers at the baggage claim, and with reason. The number of mishandled bags, which means bags that are lost, damaged, delayed or pilfered -- yes, pilfered -- has nearly doubled in the past three years.
Of the major carriers, Delta has more mishandled baggage reports per 1,000 passengers than any other airline, according to DOT, while United has a good track record, and Hawaiian, again, scores the best -- although still not perfect.
That's one of the last services that is not automated, explained Aram Gesar editor of AirGuide Magazine and AirGuide Online. "That's where consumers will feel the strain."
Gesar, who said fliers should expect to face even more problems with their bags to come, offers this tip to Jumpers: Overnight your gear to your destination.
Of the major carriers, Delta has more mishandled baggage reports per 1,000 passengers than any other airline, according to DOT, while United has a good track record, and Hawaiian, again, scores the best -- although still not perfect.
That's one of the last services that is not automated, explained Aram Gesar editor of AirGuide Magazine and AirGuide Online. "That's where consumers will feel the strain."
Gesar, who said fliers should expect to face even more problems with their bags to come, offers this tip to Jumpers: Overnight your gear to your destination.
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try samsonite hardshell carry-on.
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which i could type as well
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If you deeply distrust baggage handlers, try "combat loading."
Spread your most valuable possessions between two or three bags, so that losing any one bag will not ground you.
For example, put rig "A" and one jumpsuit in suitcase "A."
Then put your second rig and another jump suit in suitcase "B."
Carry your most difficult-to-replace items (i.e. Spandex bootie suit) in a carry-on bag.
Spread your most valuable possessions between two or three bags, so that losing any one bag will not ground you.
For example, put rig "A" and one jumpsuit in suitcase "A."
Then put your second rig and another jump suit in suitcase "B."
Carry your most difficult-to-replace items (i.e. Spandex bootie suit) in a carry-on bag.
Quotewhich i could type as well
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My idea of a fair fight is clubbing baby seals
pulling is cool. keep it in the skin
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