Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Wed August 25, 2021 9:17 pm
Frig em....it's their variantB wrote:What happened? Did I Classic B?
People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
Spike can't drive to Australia though, and that's ultimately where his terror may lead him: to the prison island/ghost nation. That is if they ever let people back in.dad wrote:i do love a good road trip.
enjoy those airfaresverb_to_trust wrote:People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
i think he'll just run everywhere.spike wrote:enjoy those airfaresverb_to_trust wrote:People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
Everyone else is flying bro. It's just you sitting outspike wrote:enjoy those airfaresverb_to_trust wrote:People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
While most countries now require proof of vaxx and/or negative covid test for Americans to enter it would be really difficult to enforce a domestic passenger vaccinated mandate.spike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
talking out of your ass as usualverb_to_trust wrote:Everyone else is flying bro. It's just you sitting outspike wrote:enjoy those airfaresverb_to_trust wrote:People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
New data shows that airlines in the United States saw an increase in passengers for May, but the numbers are still down considerably from pre-pandemic levels.
According to Reuters.com, the U.S. Transportation Department revealed Monday that carriers around the country carried 56.6 million passengers in May 2021, an increase of around 19 percent when compared to April.
The May totals were still an estimated 30 percent below the same month in 2019.
Transportation Department data also found that airlines carried 27 percent fewer domestic passengers and 51 percent fewer international passengers in May when compared to the 81 million passengers transported in May 2019.
I'm flying to Nashville next week. Bumping up those stats. I hope you don't second had die of fright.spike wrote:talking out of your ass as usualverb_to_trust wrote:Everyone else is flying bro. It's just you sitting outspike wrote:enjoy those airfaresverb_to_trust wrote:People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
New data shows that airlines in the United States saw an increase in passengers for May, but the numbers are still down considerably from pre-pandemic levels.
According to Reuters.com, the U.S. Transportation Department revealed Monday that carriers around the country carried 56.6 million passengers in May 2021, an increase of around 19 percent when compared to April.
The May totals were still an estimated 30 percent below the same month in 2019.
Transportation Department data also found that airlines carried 27 percent fewer domestic passengers and 51 percent fewer international passengers in May when compared to the 81 million passengers transported in May 2019.
PM me your itinerary so I don’t miss the red, white and blue jet stream overhead.verb_to_trust wrote:I'm flying to Nashville next week. Bumping up those stats. I hope you don't second had die of fright.spike wrote:talking out of your ass as usualverb_to_trust wrote:Everyone else is flying bro. It's just you sitting outspike wrote:enjoy those airfaresverb_to_trust wrote:People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
New data shows that airlines in the United States saw an increase in passengers for May, but the numbers are still down considerably from pre-pandemic levels.
According to Reuters.com, the U.S. Transportation Department revealed Monday that carriers around the country carried 56.6 million passengers in May 2021, an increase of around 19 percent when compared to April.
The May totals were still an estimated 30 percent below the same month in 2019.
Transportation Department data also found that airlines carried 27 percent fewer domestic passengers and 51 percent fewer international passengers in May when compared to the 81 million passengers transported in May 2019.
what’s your BMIlennytheweedwhacker wrote:if i get the vaccine booster, wear a mask when sensible to do so, and habitually wash my hands - what is the percentage i am likely to contract covid?
Is being patriotic some sort of problem?spike wrote:PM me your itinerary so I don’t miss the red, white and blue jet stream overhead.verb_to_trust wrote:I'm flying to Nashville next week. Bumping up those stats. I hope you don't second had die of fright.spike wrote:talking out of your ass as usualverb_to_trust wrote:Everyone else is flying bro. It's just you sitting outspike wrote:enjoy those airfaresverb_to_trust wrote:People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
New data shows that airlines in the United States saw an increase in passengers for May, but the numbers are still down considerably from pre-pandemic levels.
According to Reuters.com, the U.S. Transportation Department revealed Monday that carriers around the country carried 56.6 million passengers in May 2021, an increase of around 19 percent when compared to April.
The May totals were still an estimated 30 percent below the same month in 2019.
Transportation Department data also found that airlines carried 27 percent fewer domestic passengers and 51 percent fewer international passengers in May when compared to the 81 million passengers transported in May 2019.
are you taking livestock medicine regularly?verb_to_trust wrote:Is being patriotic some sort of problem?spike wrote:PM me your itinerary so I don’t miss the red, white and blue jet stream overhead.verb_to_trust wrote:I'm flying to Nashville next week. Bumping up those stats. I hope you don't second had die of fright.spike wrote:talking out of your ass as usualverb_to_trust wrote:Everyone else is flying bro. It's just you sitting outspike wrote:enjoy those airfaresverb_to_trust wrote:People don't have to flyspike wrote:protects the company financially, doesn't protect their customer base.
New data shows that airlines in the United States saw an increase in passengers for May, but the numbers are still down considerably from pre-pandemic levels.
According to Reuters.com, the U.S. Transportation Department revealed Monday that carriers around the country carried 56.6 million passengers in May 2021, an increase of around 19 percent when compared to April.
The May totals were still an estimated 30 percent below the same month in 2019.
Transportation Department data also found that airlines carried 27 percent fewer domestic passengers and 51 percent fewer international passengers in May when compared to the 81 million passengers transported in May 2019.
We're all going to get covid. It's not worth worrying about.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:if i get the vaccine booster, wear a mask when sensible to do so, and habitually wash my hands - what is the percentage i am likely to contract covid?
50/50, either you do or you don’t. Better get your filthy heart right with the big man upstairs.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:if i get the vaccine booster, wear a mask when sensible to do so, and habitually wash my hands - what is the percentage i am likely to contract covid?