The Wilson's head for the City of Sails: QF BNE/AKL/SYD/BNE

[NM]

I also greatly enjoy reading about other people's experiences. And especially about their seating preferences. I have some very specific thoughts on where I like to sit and reading and learning about other people's opinions and experiences has influenced the way I travel.

Like Lindsay, I travel mostly for work. If I am going to be traveling, I will do what I can to make the journey as pleasent as possible and do what I can to actual enjoy it.

Keep the TR's flowing. Which reminds me, its about time I wrote up my last RTW trip - some interesting facits including CX in F, QF upgrade experiences, airport and lounge experiences from other others can hopefully learn for their own travel planning.

 

[straitman]

I think the web site is excellent, certainly the contributions of NM and the like, who actually have something practical and succinct to say.
I certainly shall be avoiding the ramblings of Alan, Lindsay and their fellow plane spotters, who clearly need medication.

Before you babble on any further I suggest that you look a little deeper into the "ramblings" as you call them. The amount of +ve info posted by these people that you've managed to p*** off with just 3 posts far out weighs any -ve's and certainly ANYTHING +ve that you have offered thus far.

Have you actually offered anything +ve yet :?:

Show a little humility, don't go out of your way to sponsor a fight and you'll fit in well hear. Keep up your current trend and this may well be the last response that ANYONE gives to you. Or put simply everyone "certainly shall be avoiding the ramblings of" observer. :evil:

 

[QF WP]

In the interests of all readers to this Forum and in my usual position of tact, decorum and perspicacity (being one of the most prolific posters here and on other BB's), I will be refraining from commenting on observer's posts.

I think the weight of evidence (from other posters) speaks for itself. observer certainly knows how to win friends and influence people (in the words of Dale Carnegie).

 

[MetroAir]

Makes one wonder what observer does for a living?

Something to do with customers I'll bet. All those Dale Carnigie courses worked!!

Cheers

 

[straitman]

Re: lindsay wilsons trip to auckland

(...mindless drivel snipped...)

Oops, nothing else left.

Dave

All quiet on the observer front :!:

 

[observer]

Sorry, been over in London.
I work in executive recruitment, so assess people pretty thoroughly and accurately normally; most of you lot need a life.Good luck hoarding and comparing your little status credits.[/quote]

 

[NM]

Sorry, been over in London, flew first class to LW dismay no doubt.
I work in executive recruitment, so assess people pretty thoroughly and accurately normally; most of you lot need a life.Good luck hoarding and comparing your little status credits.

Can we have a trip report please? Would love to hear about your thoughts on row 1 vs row 4, quality of sleeper suits, caviar and salmon, Krug vs Dom, F checkin experience, lounge facilities etc. You know, some useful information that we can all learn from.

Thanks for your tip on hoarding status credits. I will be sure to follow your valuable advice.

 

[straitman]

Sorry, been over in London, flew first class to LW dismay no doubt.
I work in executive recruitment, so assess people pretty thoroughly and accurately normally; most of you lot need a life.Good luck hoarding and comparing your little status credits.

I work where I employ people such as you.

:idea:

From the attitude you show on these posts you wouldn't get the job :!: