Nice People Thread Number 11 - A Treasury of Nice People

vivatifosi

Tahlullah wrote: »

I think its standard behaviour now. Don't trust anything to be clean and sanitary.

Ah yes, don't drink out of hotel mugs without washing first.. window cleaner used to make them sparkle.

zagubov

Tahlullah wrote: »

Does that mean you don't want just chocolate? Wouldn't it be down to Cadburys or Nestl! if you just wanted chocolate? Or do you want something in the chocolate, like Ferrero or KitKat?

Anyone else remember when it was Rowntree, Fry's, Terrys, Cadburys or Mackintosh before their takeovers/mergers? Plus Mars of course.

PasturesNew wrote: »

Perfect business plan for a new startup ... using small drones. Individual chocolate bar delivery at an affordable price

Yes chocolate deliveries sounds like a good business idea. It can't be a coincidence that many companies structure their chocolate into rectangular slabs that can be put through your letterbox.

lostinrates

Doozergirl wrote: »

You should have one. Of some description at the very least.

Impossible for now. Maybe after summer. Live in hope. If things go well at end of this month with doctor I might think about getting a passport.

Honestly, holidaying in uk is expensive for what you get and more effort. I want to go on a plane and be in 'other place ' and speak with 'other people.' And see new things.

What's santorini like in autumn? Would it be'swimming able'

PasturesNew

zagubov wrote: »

Anyone else remember when it was Rowntree, Fry's, Terrys, Cadburys or Mackintosh before their takeovers/mergers? Plus Mars of course.

I am a HUGE fan of Caramac bars..... never look for them, rarely see them, but every now and then I'll have one (well, about one every 5 years).

zagubov wrote: »

Yes chocolate deliveries sounds like a good business idea. It can't be a coincidence that many companies structure their chocolate into rectangular slabs that can be put through your letterbox.

lol/letterbox

vivatifosi

lostinrates wrote: »

What's santorini like in autumn? Would it be'swimming able'

I've been swimming in the sea in next door Naxos in October and it was a lovely temperature.

silvercar

A friends kids and some mates set up a delivery service delivering bags of choc and sweeties to late night parties of students. Very successful apparently.

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

I've been swimming in the sea in next door Naxos in October and it was a lovely temperature.

Thanks! I like that idea. Not too far to risk flying.

See how it goes eh?

silvercar

michaels wrote: »

I have 2 holidays booked which is vey unsual as normally our annual holiday quota is a week in Devon at my parents and we are flying club, DS will only ever have flown club after that trip - possibly a posh alert?

After flying club he won't want to fly anything else again.

PasturesNew wrote: »

I don't even know what it means.

Business class travel. Starts off with a lounge with free food and drink and room to sit away from the crowds. Then on the plane you get more attentive service, better food served with proper crockery and cutlery, copious amounts of alcohol. More comfortable and larger seat that often converts to a flat bed. First off the plane and your luggage should in theory come off the conveyor belt first. But it costs ££££

zagubov

silvercar wrote: »

After flying club he won't want to fly anything else again.




Business class travel. Starts off with a lounge with free food and drink and room to sit away from the crowds. Then on the plane you get more attentive service, better food served with proper crockery and cutlery, copious amounts of alcohol. More comfortable and larger seat that often converts to a flat bed. First off the plane and your luggage should in theory come off the conveyor belt first. But it costs ££££

Only did that once when me and Mrs Zag went to Venice for her birthday. Really good move. The food and drink was top class. Free newspapers, wifi. comfy chairs. On the way back we flew cattle class but by a stroe of lukc we got three seats between the two of us so had loads of space. We never put luggage in the hold. Can't stand the idea of it going astray or having to wait for it. Specially when it's a weekend trip.

vivatifosi

silvercar wrote: »

First off the plane and your luggage should in theory come off the conveyor belt first. But it costs ££££

Best flight ever... my case came off before Mick Jagger's.