**Weekend chat thread 2/3 Jan 2010**

littlemisschocolate

beanielou wrote: »

Did i mention I hate snow??

ALL DS does is eat.& I thought I ate a lot:rotfl:

Only good thing about snow is it has bumped up my PAD's.

I love snow, living in the West Country I don't see much of it. :-(

Bring on the snow!

scaredy_cat

BLIMY!! Hugo has some muscles on him!!

bookseller1980

PAD's?
Resorted to come dine with me again.
Hope LMSM comes back.

Ames

Thanks guys, I knew my handbag had to go in my hand luggage, but didn't know about the no liquid thing, that's pants. By duty free do you mean on the plane or in the airport?

I did consider wearing my old (too big) coat and sewing big pockets to the inside to carry a couple of books!

*goes to re read Ryanair's guidelines in case there's anything else I've missed*

elfen

Lil miss c - I had Pint moaning cos I wouldn't give him any - well he stank of beer, and I'm not having that. He smells nice, he gets it. I only said I was having a shower, and his little eyes lit up, and I couldn't refuse him. And it's like riding a bike, you'll NEVER forget

littlemisschocolate

Ames wrote: »

Thanks guys, I knew my handbag had to go in my hand luggage, but didn't know about the no liquid thing, that's pants. By duty free do you mean on the plane or in the airport?

I did consider wearing my old (too big) coat and sewing big pockets to the inside to carry a couple of books!

*goes to re read Ryanair's guidelines in case there's anything else I've missed*

Buying duty free on the plane shouldn;'t be a problem, however buying duty free from the airport in the UK is probably going to follow the same route as buying it from JFK.

When you buy duty free, you show the shop assistant your boarding card and they wisk it away and are reunited with it when you board the plane!

Please come back LMSM.

Star2018

Ames wrote: »

Thanks guys, I knew my handbag had to go in my hand luggage, but didn't know about the no liquid thing, that's pants. By duty free do you mean on the plane or in the airport?

I did consider wearing my old (too big) coat and sewing big pockets to the inside to carry a couple of books!

*goes to re read Ryanair's guidelines in case there's anything else I've missed*

You can take liquids as long as they are less than 100mls

Ryanair Hand Luggage policy . . .

EU/EEA cabin baggage security restrictions require that passenger cabin baggage containing any liquids, gels, pastes, lotions or liquid cosmetics MUST be presented at the airport passenger security point in a transparent re-sealable bag of no more than one litre capacity (e.g. 20cm x 20cm ziplock freezer bag). Only gels, pastes, lotions and liquid cosmetics in containers of 100mls or less will be permitted through the passenger security screening points at all EU/EEA Airports, please note there is a limit of one transparent resealable plastic bag per person

firestronaut

I tried to return a t-shirt I bought just before Christmas as it didn't suit me. I have no receipt but usually, this isn't a problem.
The CSA said the t-shirt was soiled and then went on to imply I wore the shirt.

I told them they shouldn't sell soiled clothes and pointed out the tags were still on.

She shrugged and said she wouldnt take it back as it has several marks on it (barely noticeable otherwise I wouldnt have bought it).
I was very embarrassed and upset at being treated that way, I just left the store

I haven't worn the t-shirt but obviously I can't prove it

littlemisschocolate

elfen wrote: »

Lil miss c - I had Pint moaning cos I wouldn't give him any - well he stank of beer, and I'm not having that. He smells nice, he gets it. I only said I was having a shower, and his little eyes lit up, and I couldn't refuse him. And it's like riding a bike, you'll NEVER forget

:j:j That's good to know, but he will be going for a shower before I get anywhere near him when he comes home.

scaredy_cat

i am now on the floor.................:o



i may not be able to get back up........:eek: