Really Boring Stuff Only II: Return of the Boredom

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Davemcc

Davemcc

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I don't think the top picture is of her.
She's smart too; not the typical teleprompter reader.
I was thinking the same thing but check the details, chin, nose, eyebrows, etc. I even had my wife check it over and she suggested that the first shot was taken in summer when she was tanned. Also, it's the difference between her doing her own makeup vs. Fox makeup artists, check the lipstick. In the Fox photo, it also looks like she has a ton of hairspray etc. for studio conditions.

Edit...plus she would never let the girls loose like that on the network.:)
 
Davemcc

Davemcc

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The wedding was good. It was a short ceremony and there were no thunderclaps when I entered the church. My wife didn't want me to take my camera to the ceremony because she thought it was rude. Then as soon as we walked in, the bride's father shoved his camera in my hand and asked me to take as many pictures as I could when he walked the bride down the aisle. Go figure.:rolleyes:
 
bandphan

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I was thinking the same thing but check the details, chin, nose, eyebrows, etc. I even had my wife check it over and she suggested that the first shot was taken in summer when she was tanned. Also, it's the difference between her doing her own makeup vs. Fox makeup artists, check the lipstick. In the Fox photo, it also looks like she has a ton of hairspray etc. for studio conditions.

Edit...plus she would never let the girls loose like that on the network.:)
FOX has the hottest bettys:D
 
pzaur

pzaur

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I swear there were some more posts after my link...

It was 75 today. Shorts, sunglasses, hat, and lots of yard work...

-pat
 
Alex2507

Alex2507

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This would not be necessary if Adam were here.:(
He told me that when he gets busy with work all his computer time is spent on work. It sounds like a good plan.
Which reminds me that I shouldn't be here now. I think there should be like a warning label:

The Audioholics ... Post Responsibly ;)

... that warning label isn't worded strongly enough. I'm still here and nothing is done!
 
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majorloser

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I hate contractors. General, electrical, mechanical, underground.....it doesn't matter. They all work hard at giving me headaches.

Oh, and should I mention that they are "low bid government contractors"?

You get what you pay for. :mad:
 
majorloser

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I just ordered this book so I can get prepared for the next Lalapa-Loser Florida GTG at my house. :D

 
Rickster71

Rickster71

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I hate contractors. General, electrical, mechanical, underground.....it doesn't matter. They all work hard at giving me headaches.

Oh, and should I mention that they are "low bid government contractors"?

You get what you pay for. :mad:
So much said with just four words.:D
 
haraldo

haraldo

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Sorry for my complete and utter absenceness, I missed lots of fun I reckon ;)

Just back from Valentines celebration in Paris, In Europe it's different....
My girlfriend bought a trip to Paris for valentines for us to celebrate there, and we were in Eiffel tower for the sunset at Valentines, by then my girlfriend received my gift which was my heart (a physical one) and a bl### nice gift I think :D

Now SAS lost our luggage for the second time in a row, I don't call them Scandinavian Airlines anymore but Surrealistic Airlines System...

They claim that they have absolute full control on situation but has no idea, where in the world it is, they say it can be anywhere in the world.... two days and nothing whatsoever info about anything at all, we called them 27 times now, I have all the luggage service numbers possible to find for the whole world on my phone now.... just ask guys if you need any of these numbers

First time SAS lost our luggage was when we celebrated x-mas in Zurich and Kiev and upon return it disappeared in Copenhagen airport... it took them almost three days to find it in Copenhagen :mad:

Now big questions are....
- will we get our luggage
- Will SAS be able to do a proper hat trick by losing our luggage three times in a row?
not sure we're gonna give 'em the chance to do this

Now SAS is setting out automatic machines around airports so that you can quickly report lost luggage, can you imagine.... they accept the complete utter failure... they're not gonna make a better system to make sure luggage arrive at correct target, no they just spend all this energy to make it simpler to report their failures....

To me there should be zero tolerance for lost luggage, one bag lost is one to much, but it seem that airports and airlines around the world don't really bother too much.

Even the smallest retail shops have scanners and systems to track warehouse and what they have... Airlines have nothing, they have no tracking of where luggage is going so they just sit around waiting for this to show up somewhere.... For me this is a mentality that belongs in the stoneage, incredibly that the largest airline in Scandinavia cannot even track where luggage is sent....

I can not remember ever being treated with so little respect and in such an unfriendly was as when we contacted Charles De Gaulle airport in Paris..... and in the biggest airport in Europe, they hardly speak English at the lost luggage customer service information
 
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haraldo

haraldo

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Last thing I heard now is that in Charles De Gaulle (Paris) they don't even ever report about any lost luggage, they just wait until there's enough suitcases to send, to whichever city it is, and then they ship it off.... and leave the problem to the main airport in whichever country it should be
So theoretically lost luggage could stay here for weeks, without anyone knowing where it is......
:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
 
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jostenmeat

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Last thing I heard now is that in Charles De Gaulle (Paris) they don't even ever report about any lost luggage, they just wait until there's enough suitcases to send, to whichever city it is, and then they ship it off.... and leave the problem to the main airport in whichever country it should be
So theoretically lost luggage could stay here for weeks, without anyone knowing where it is......
:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
Oh no! I am most likely flying to there this summer, my first time back to Europe in 8 years. As is the tradition over there, I will be carrying plenty of gifts. They better not lose my stuff! :mad:
 
haraldo

haraldo

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Oh no! I am most likely flying to there this summer, my first time back to Europe in 8 years. As is the tradition over there, I will be carrying plenty of gifts. They better not lose my stuff! :mad:
I heard now that something happened at Charles De Gaulle at 02.14 and 02.15 and.... I'm not sure what this is but lots of people lost their luggage... it will hopefully show up sometimes...

Better get max size bags for hand-luggage and keep precious things there (if possible) this is driving us nuts! :eek:
 
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