LegionOfDoom91
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@Captain Dave Poulin it’s your favorite holiday today. Canadian Thanksgiving.
OT: 90th Obsequious Banter Thread: Freedom
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BernieParent
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Lord Defect
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That’s a hell of a pompadour, what movie is this? Why does he look like he’s saying “close the front door”
Wait, are you trying to “subtly” hint that you want to be a cleric? No class tipping.
Asnito
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He's somebody that posts in the college football thread. I saw he was on the list of people that voted. Lt Col Kilgore is his avatar
Asnito
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I already have you pegged just have to find an image that looks good.
BernieParent
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LegionOfDoom91
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I was actually discussing with someone recently how it was wild you used to be able to board a plane as if it was like a bus now a days.
You could even bring a gun on board & light up cigarettes. Shit seems so wild to me post 9/11.
Starat327
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I'm not implying anything. He just looked THAT far off.
Starat327
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I severely question anyone who isn't at the airport and past security, an hour before your flight takes off. I take off Wednesday at 922. I'll be at the airport by 7 at the latest.
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Lord Defect
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Eh. He talks to the last champ, I wouldn’t be surprised if he told him to do it. I’d be a nice payday if they both bet that.
Is betting on jeopardy a thing?
Lord Defect
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You still can bring a gun onto a plane technically. In checked baggage.
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BernieParent
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In the early 1990s, we flew to Italy for a medical conference. In Montreal, we breezed by the bored security agent, answered a few questions for the border agent, and got on the plane. In Rome, we had to walk past several severe-faced military personnel with their trigger fingers on submachine guns and a German shepherd the size of a pony at their side. Who knew this different world would be coming to North America a decade later?
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Lord Defect
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Oh man that would have been a good one. Way to drop the ball.Photo taken on Jan. 6th?
BernieParent
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Starat327
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I'm pretty sure you can already bet on which former Hayesy teammate will join thr Flyers next, so yes.
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Starat327
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I’m same as you, super early. But I’m also In the bar as soon as I pass security
On non work trips ( or on the return flight) this is 100% the case for me as well.
Magua
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Want to talk about flight security. I flew El Al, and they did a manual suitcase search and asked you odd questions. I was asked where I purchased the shoes in my luggage.
The most hilarious day of the year. Gobble gobble, eh?
Yep. It's just stupid. Almost as stupid as worrying about "mah freedumbs" instead of concentrating on the fact that your flight won't be blown up.
Cody Webster
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I'm the same way. Need to be there two hours early. My girlfriend is the total opposite however. When we went away in August, our first trip together, she asked me how early I like to get to the airport. Normally, I don't care about anything and she's the one that is always strict about things, so when I told her I needed to be there no later than two hours ahead of time and she was like oh, I was thinking like an hour, we both laughed because it wasn't what we expected
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