lavrentis Posted 29 August 2014 Posted 29 August 2014 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-2736560/Struggling-Malaysia-Airlines-slashes-prices-long-haul-routes-London-gives-away-free-flights-customers-crew-desert-following-twin-disasters.html# Only problem is it's Malaysia Airlines.
Guest Posted 29 August 2014 Posted 29 August 2014 Ultimate bucket list? Perhaps an offer for when you've completed your own. No ta
Haydos Posted 29 August 2014 Posted 29 August 2014 Not choosing that airline because of what has happened this year is pretty fvcking pointless.
Guest MattP Posted 29 August 2014 Posted 29 August 2014 That's clearly worth taking advantage of, it would be ridiculous not to choose an airline on a couple of random accidents.
Jon the Hat Posted 29 August 2014 Posted 29 August 2014 That's clearly worth taking advantage of, it would be ridiculous not to choose an airline on a couple of random accidents. Thats what they said after the first plane dissapeared.
MooseBreath Posted 30 August 2014 Posted 30 August 2014 Fancied a bit of that but £570 for economy return to Malaysia is a fairly standard price. It would need to be sub-£400 before it was newsworthy cheap.
Mike Oxlong Posted 30 August 2014 Posted 30 August 2014 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-2736560/Struggling-Malaysia-Airlines-slashes-prices-long-haul-routes-London-gives-away-free-flights-customers-crew-desert-following-twin-disasters.html# Only problem is it's Malaysia Airlines. Thought you'd be doing some research for UKIP on the cost of shipping out the immigrants.
lavrentis Posted 30 August 2014 Author Posted 30 August 2014 Thought you'd be doing some research for UKIP on the cost of shipping out the immigrants. Why would I be doing that?
Mike Oxlong Posted 30 August 2014 Posted 30 August 2014 Why would I be doing that? Thought you were applauding the bloke standing for them in Harborough
lavrentis Posted 30 August 2014 Author Posted 30 August 2014 Thought you were applauding the bloke standing for them in Harborough Why would that make me want to do research on how much it will cost to get immigrants out?
Mike Oxlong Posted 30 August 2014 Posted 30 August 2014 Why would that make me want to do research on how much it will cost to get immigrants out? Because although it isn't policy most of the UKIP supporters that I have come into contact with would be very sympathetic to such a course of action. I used to work with someone who is right at the top end of the party. Right racist he was.
lavrentis Posted 30 August 2014 Author Posted 30 August 2014 Because although it isn't policy most of the UKIP supporters that I have come into contact with would be very sympathetic to such a course of action. I used to work with someone who is right at the top end of the party. Right racist he was. oh
Guest MattP Posted 31 August 2014 Posted 31 August 2014 Because although it isn't policy most of the UKIP supporters that I have come into contact with would be very sympathetic to such a course of action. I used to work with someone who is right at the top end of the party. Right racist he was. Everyone anti UKIP now seems to have worked with a bloke near the top of the party who was of course, a big bad racist.
Mike Oxlong Posted 1 September 2014 Posted 1 September 2014 Everyone anti UKIP now seems to have worked with a bloke near the top of the party who was of course, a big bad racist. Also used to work with someone who is now a Tory MP. To say he wasn't great at his job is an understatement and he wouldn't have got it but for the patronage of the head of the organisation. With that sort of jobs for the boys ethos surely there'll be a nice position for you somewhere if you are still looking. The UKIP bloke was good at his job but was an utter cvnt. I won't be naming him though for obvious reasons.
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