Dogs on planes (in the cabin)

hollydays

chucknorris wrote: »

Why was it marketed at that weight then?

Duh!..............

Andrew1974

Holly seems to be a self appointed expert, espesh on the Trip Advisor forums. The problem is, that area is a little clique. Whilst I am not saying Holly is part of it, the Trip Advisor influence does seem to pass over here.

chucknorris

hollydays wrote: »

Duh!..............

Are you going to say what your career is/was? Or are you too ashamed? I've asked you several times now!

hollydays

chucknorris wrote: »

Are you going to say what your career is/was? Or are you too ashamed? I've asked you several times now!

Like you, I can afford to fly by private jet.

Oh my aching sides.
Just remind me, that is what you've previously said isn't it.

chucknorris

Andrew1974 wrote: »

Holly seems to be a self appointed expert, espesh on the Trip Advisor forums. The problem is, that area is a little clique. Whilst I am not saying Holly is part of it, the Trip Advisor influence does seem to pass over here.

The things is though, the 12 kg was actually irrelevant, the real point is that small dogs are allowed in cabins. It really doesn't matter if the restriction is 8, 10 or 12 kg, the point is that small dogs are allowed in cabins by certain airlines.

chucknorris

hollydays wrote: »

Like you, I can afford to fly by private jet.

Oh my aching sides.
Just remind me, that is what you've previously said isn't it.

You do realise that it is very significant that you are unwilling to say what your career is/was don't you?

Yes I can afford it, but I tend to be driven by value, not affordability, it is not value to pay many tens of thousands of pounds to fly to Spain/similar journeys (not to me anyway). That's why I am very unlikely to actually do it (not in the foreseeable future anyway)

But back to your career, you were quite condescending about mine, what is/was yours? This must be more than 5 times that I have asked you!

hollydays

chucknorris wrote: »

You do realise that it is very significant that you are unwilling to say what your career is/was don't you?

Yes I can afford it, but I tend to be driven by value, not affordability, it is not value to pay many tens of thousands of pounds to fly to Spain/similar journeys (not to me anyway). That's why I am very unlikely to actually do it (not in the foreseeable future anyway)

But back to your career, you were quite condescending about mine, what is/was yours? This must be more than 5 times that I have asked you!

Terribly significant ..

chucknorris

hollydays wrote: »

Terribly significant ..

Absolutely, and unless you are particularly stupid, I think you are cringing right now. I won't be the only one to spot that either, for the record I would never look down on someone (like you did) because of what someone's career is. There is so much more to people than that. Currently I only work 1-2 days a week now anyway, I did retire (or tried to) but they couldn't get anyone to teach a particular module and asked me to stay (that looks like it'll become two modules now). Working 1-2 days a week is IMO far better than retirement.

hollydays

chucknorris wrote: »

Absolutely, and unless you are particularly stupid, I think you are cringing right now. I won't be the only one to spot that either, for the record I would never look down on someone (like you did) because of what someone's career is. There is so much more to people than that. Currently I only work 1-2 days a week now anyway, I did retire (or tried to) but they couldn't get anyone to teach a particular module and asked me to stay (that looks like it'll become two modules now). Working 1-2 days a week is IMO far better than retirement.

Thanks for that

chucknorris

hollydays wrote: »

Thanks for that

Given the way that you are, I'll take that as sarcasm.