Consuela, 1 and 3 in the same list are bad ju ju. Just sayin'...
American recently let me check a bag for free
It depends on the price of your ticket. The ticket I bought going to Jamaica included free checking of my bag, the one coming back to LA didn't. And no, I saw nowhere in the legibly sized print of kayak.com or wherever I bought it that told me this. In fact, I'd been assuming that international got you bags. Ah, no.
I can't believe people are STILL replying to that test message! OMG.
American recently let me check a bag for free
I'm flying to Denver next week to ski for four days, and Southwest will count a ski bag and a boot bag together as one bag, which is awesome. So I don't have to pay extra to fly my gear.
It looks like I'm right on the border of Sangamon and Gary.
The state Chicago's in is Gary?
Reminds me of the Pootie Tang movie, in which it is revealed that Pootie grew up in suburb of Gary called Chicago.
I think Chicago is its own state -- aren't the all-caps names the state names?
Hivemind, help me with a research project. Can you think of any impromptu speeches (i.e. not written in advance), or any speeches that could inspire empathy? Has to be post-1950 (i.e. has a chance of being found in a broadcast news archive) and nothing from MLK since we've already pulled all of his that we can use.
We have a decent list already, but I'm hoping the brilliant Buffistas can add to it.
or any speeches that could inspire empathy?
Rodney King's "can't we all just get along" speech.
...and the emails are still rolling in. "Please take me off this distribution list!" Interspersed with the occasional desperate "STOP REPLYING TO ALL!"
It's amazing. You could take down the entire DHS this way, I suspect: even when the volume isn't apparently slowing the system, we're all watching the parade with gleeful shadenfreude.
...and the emails are still rolling in. "Please take me off this distribution list!" Interspersed with the occasional desperate "STOP REPLYING TO ALL!"
That shit is classic.
Can you think of any impromptu speeches (i.e. not written in advance)
I'd be surprised if there were many of those post-1950, really.