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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby C » Mon Sep 24, 2007 5:07 pm

(How did you find that Cape Town Direct link! - some people have all the luck! ;) ;D ;D ;D)

Amazing what you can find on good ol' Google. :P ;)


Aye. Google wasn't being my friend! ;) ;D
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby Hagar » Mon Sep 24, 2007 5:15 pm

(How did you find that Cape Town Direct link! - some people have all the luck! ;) ;D ;D ;D)

Amazing what you can find on good ol' Google. :P ;)


Aye. Google wasn't being my friend! ;) ;D

I've been doing this for a long time. You only get out of it what you put in. --> thunder city jet flights
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby C » Mon Sep 24, 2007 5:20 pm

(How did you find that Cape Town Direct link! - some people have all the luck! ;) ;D ;D ;D)

Amazing what you can find on good ol' Google. :P ;)


Aye. Google wasn't being my friend! ;) ;D

I've been doing this for a long time. You only get out of it what you put in. --> thunder city jet flights


That's the same results I got - I was just being a little impatient and your link was the sixth down - I lost patience after 5... ;D
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby Hagar » Mon Sep 24, 2007 5:27 pm

(How did you find that Cape Town Direct link! - some people have all the luck! ;) ;D ;D ;D)

Amazing what you can find on good ol' Google. :P ;)


Aye. Google wasn't being my friend! ;) ;D

I've been doing this for a long time. You only get out of it what you put in. --> thunder city jet flights


That's the same results I got - I was just being a little impatient and your link was the sixth down - I lost patience after 5... ;D

I just tried one of the other links. http://www.incredible-adventures.com/capetown.html
How does this sound for a holiday? :o

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Better start saving my pennies. ;)
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby C » Mon Sep 24, 2007 5:40 pm

That was the one I got my original US$ prices from... :)
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby Hagar » Mon Sep 24, 2007 5:45 pm

That was the one I got my original US$ prices from... :)

Note that the prices quoted are for a complete adventure package based on one flyer and a non-flying guest.
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby mrjake2002 » Mon Sep 24, 2007 6:55 pm

8,500.87 GBP by my reckoning.  8-)

in a few years maybe...
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby Craig. » Tue Sep 25, 2007 5:06 am

That was the one I got my original US$ prices from... :)

Note that the prices quoted are for a complete adventure package based on one flyer and a non-flying guest.


Wanna go halvsies? I'll make sure to tell you all about the flight. ;) ;D ;D
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby Hagar » Tue Sep 25, 2007 5:58 am

Note that the prices quoted are for a complete adventure package based on one flyer and a non-flying guest.


Wanna go halvsies? I'll make sure to tell you all about the flight. ;) ;D ;D

Good try. LOL :D :P

PS. If you were a nice young lady I might consider taking you along. ;D
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby C » Tue Sep 25, 2007 7:13 am

That was the one I got my original US$ prices from... :)

Note that the prices quoted are for a complete adventure package based on one flyer and a non-flying guest.


Aye, mine were the "single flight" prices from the top of the "leaflet" :)
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby Craig. » Tue Sep 25, 2007 7:33 am

Note that the prices quoted are for a complete adventure package based on one flyer and a non-flying guest.


Wanna go halvsies? I'll make sure to tell you all about the flight. ;) ;D ;D

Good try. LOL :D :P

PS. If you were a nice young lady I might consider taking you along. ;D

What if I dress Charlie up in a blonde wig and a dress and left you two to get to know each other while I enjoyed the flight? :o ;D
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby C » Tue Sep 25, 2007 9:25 am

Note that the prices quoted are for a complete adventure package based on one flyer and a non-flying guest.


Wanna go halvsies? I'll make sure to tell you all about the flight. ;) ;D ;D

Good try. LOL :D :P

PS. If you were a nice young lady I might consider taking you along. ;D

What if I dress Charlie up in a blonde wig and a dress and left you two to get to know each other while I enjoyed the flight? :o ;D


Not my colour... :P
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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby 61_OTU » Tue Sep 25, 2007 5:39 pm

Note that the prices quoted are for a complete adventure package based on one flyer and a non-flying guest.


Wanna go halvsies? I'll make sure to tell you all about the flight. ;) ;D ;D

Good try. LOL :D :P

PS. If you were a nice young lady I might consider taking you along. ;D

What if I dress Charlie up in a blonde wig and a dress and left you two to get to know each other while I enjoyed the flight? :o ;D


Not my colour... :P


I think Craig was less interested how you felt about the wig, than how Doug reacted to it Charlie......

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Re: EE Lightnings in Britain...

Postby expat » Wed Sep 26, 2007 3:14 am

Note that the prices quoted are for a complete adventure package based on one flyer and a non-flying guest.


Wanna go halvsies? I'll make sure to tell you all about the flight. ;) ;D ;D

Good try. LOL :D :P

PS. If you were a nice young lady I might consider taking you along. ;D

What if I dress Charlie up in a blonde wig and a dress and left you two to get to know each other while I enjoyed the flight? :o ;D


Not my colour... :P


I think Craig was less interested how you felt about the wig, than how Doug reacted to it Charlie......

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:o

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