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Carl

Flamer

12-12-2013 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by scambo1 (Post 1538612)

Orvil;

I'd love to hear some feedback on Lisbon / Portugal. It's the only country on that continent I haven't spent time in. I'm guessing there isn't enough traffic there for us, but Lisbon 80 years ago was a large center of commerce and an important internationally neutral ground.

Of all the places in Europe, it is the last place I would go. Honestly, I will never go back. Rampant drug use/sales, no cool bars, wicked liberals everywhere. Italian food is good there, and Porto is better than lisboa.

scambo1

12-12-2013 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Flamer (Post 1538659)

Rampant drug use/sales, no cool bars, wicked liberals everywhere. Italian food is good there, and Porto is better than lisboa.

So, its like a mix of Amsterdam, South Boston, Paris and Northern Italy?:D

tsquare

12-12-2013 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by TenYearsGone (Post 1538601)

YES!! Geeta. They own the Indian place in Narita City but Geeta is better in my opinion.

Last month I did a taste test for Gyoza. The factors were friendliness of restaurant, quality of food and value. Here are my rankings for GYOZA in Narita:
1) Spiral Staircase (Cafe Bon)-All u can eat, delicious
2) Radisson Sports Bar (Super Star)-10 pieces but cheap
3) Green Awning- Kind of fed-up attitude, expensive and small portion

Thanks.

Thank you.

TEN

Dude... serious points for knowing the real name for the spiral staircase. And you are right.. that is the best for gyoza.

Carl Spackler

12-12-2013 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by tsquare (Post 1538679)

Dude... serious points for knowing the real name for the spiral staircase. And you are right.. that is the best for gyoza.

No question about it. I don't know what's better, the Gyoza...or the fact that they'll just keep bringing you more.

Carl

newKnow

12-12-2013 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by scambo1 (Post 1538454)

Well if it had strippers, then you'd really pack 'em in.:D

When you go in, give them the password and they will take you to the back room. Ferd is in charge. Stripper paradise. :D

TenYearsGone

12-12-2013 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by tsquare (Post 1538679)

Dude... serious points for knowing the real name for the spiral staircase. And you are right.. that is the best for gyoza.

APC, first annual meet and greet at Cafe Bon :)

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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler (Post 1538682)

No question about it. I don't know what's better, the Gyoza...or the fact that they'll just keep bringing you more.

Carl

Plus if you have room, the warm pancake and ice-cream. But seriously, I had the Large Drink Set which was a Rum and Diet Coke that reminded me of the way I use to pour a drink in College:eek: Holy $%$#, it was 40oz of rum with .5oz of Diet coke. Great place!!

I love NRT because of GEETA and BON!

TEN

Roadkill

12-12-2013 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by TenYearsGone (Post 1538514)

I know it has been covered but:

How do I purchase a full fare DAL ticket, discounted for employees? Is it worth it or can I buy cheaper on web-sites? Thanks.

TEN

DONT DO IT!!!!! I posted a response to this months ago with a long explanation, don't feel like typing it again... suffice to say the "Fly for Less" and "Fly for Even Less" are complete ripoffs, if something happens you can't work with normal customer service for a refund. I had my non-rev privileges threatened for disagreeing with the 5 second answer I was given when trying to get a refund--they wouldn't even look up the ticket code to confirm that it WAS refundable, they just disagreed and then threatened me when I pressed them to look it up.

You can find normal Delta tickets online for less, also.
DO NOT USE THE EMPLOYEE "FLY FOR LESS"!!!!!
;)

rahc	12-12-2013 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by orvil (Post 1538594)

While we are talking about non-rev issues. Do we have any privileges on British Airways? I can't find any.

Second question. Can we jump seat on United/Continental internationally? I want to go from EWR-LIS.

UAL is a breeze to jump on. I've taken them SEA-NRT-ICN, MUC-IAD, and PVG - SFO. You can walk up to the gate and list. I've never gotten first on them, but every time I've gotten their economy plus or business.

I couldn't help you with any BA info.

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