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It may have been 'upcoming' back then ...Upcoming? 24 May?
It may have been 'upcoming' back then ...Upcoming? 24 May?
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The initial chat actually occurred on the 19 May. http://www.australianfrequentflyer....s/brisbane-drinks-dinner-thuy-19-a-29911.htmlUpcoming? 24 May?
It may have been 'upcoming' back then ...
Lunch..... It's a slow afternoon on the Gold Coast.
I just realised that I have not yet seen "Up in the Air"!
Don't get me wrong I want to see it but have never come across it anywhere. Am I the only one?
I just realised that I have not yet seen "Up in the Air"!
Don't get me wrong I want to see it but have never come across it anywhere. Am I the only one?
Obviously not on the flights that have shown this movie on IFE and have not come across the DVD in Thailand either.Where have you been? That movie is the bible for frequent flyers.
I saw"Up in the Air", Up in the Air :!:I just realised that I have not yet seen "Up in the Air"!
Don't get me wrong I want to see it but have never come across it anywhere. Am I the only one?
Et Tu [-]Brut[/-]Bill?I saw "Up in the Air", Up in the Air :!:
... In any case, I'm over that now, having watched the movie Sunday night on QF128; and can finally consign my UITA blackout to the bin. ...
I beg to differ ... so good was my self imposed blackout on this movie, I did not know who or what a "***** *******" was until this thread! Unkowing what it was I started reading this thread, then pulled up very quickly once I realied what it was about and I then edited the thread title.I just got blasted in TOTT about revealing too much when I provided little more than what you'd see in a newspaper, online review or IMDB, which clearly flags "spoiler material".
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(a) had enough warning not to read these threads, or (b) hasn't seen enough that would spoil the movie for them. ...
FWIW, I had deliberately endeavoured to watch no trailers, look at any signs/posters or read any article about this film.
All I really knew it was about a corporate traveller with CK approaching 10mega miles.
After this thread had its genesis I knew the name of the "lead Character", so now had to include all references to "***** ********" in my black list.
It's amazing what I can discern from reading 'between' the lines; generally getting close to the mark. I never know not what or how accurate such discernment may be; so it is better to eliminate all opportunity to do so.New knowledge? Please. Reading movie blurbs in the paper will give you the title character (not to mention he's played by Clooney). The only thing this thread topic might tell you is that he doesn't die, apart from that, big deal - you haven't learnt much at all! You haven't guessed any of the plot, unless you're a sadis_ or just lucky. And you're still missing out on the experience to have your own appreciation tested by the movie by seeing it.
As far as TTOTT goes, that was a total surprise. You quoted verbatim (with no warning [originally]) in a thread I never expected to see such :...
(note this is the line verbatim from the movie;...) ...
In any case, I'm over that now, having watched the movie Sunday night on QF128; and can finally consign my UITA blackout to the bin.
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Well that was/is the plan.I saw"Up in the Air", Up in the Air :!:
We had a speaking competition heat today of which I took out the heat and am now in possession of a 8GB 4Gen iPod touch.
I'm planning to hook it up to my laptop tonight, allow the two to get acquainted and then possibly start to sync things over.
This is the first time I'm using a device which runs on iOS, plus whilst I have an iTunes account (having bought a couple of songs before), I haven't dealt with the Apple Store.
Are there any things that I should do first up / know about straight away, either after I get acquainted with the iPod and/or before I jump into the thick of things?
When you update iOS (if I have to do it), does all the data on the iPod get wiped? (I assume this is not really an issue as all data - except settings - is "backed up" or synchronised in iTunes so will always be restorable from the host system... or am I wrong?)
I'm not a techno-phobe as some of you will attest to, but just in case there are key things I should know about rather than just picking up here and there by guessing.
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