ThisOnce again, I just want to say how much I love that all threads on this board eventually lead to bacon!!
Silly questions and queries from the UK
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Lunch time yet?
Replacements for stocking stuffers
Haven't saw these before. Maybe they are not sold in Canada. But, they better, real soon
Bacon my favourite subject. Try the English Rashers ( bacon) from U.K. Delicious.
(In Canada I buy it at Superstore).
OK so as a little break from SK (haven't read anyone else since early summer) I am reading NOS4R2 by Joe Hill for a change.
Someone just took their dog on a 'plane flight with them - can you really do that in the U.S.? The authorities would have a fit if you suggested that over here.
Someone just took their dog on a 'plane flight with them - can you really do that in the U.S.? The authorities would have a fit if you suggested that over here.
So far as I know you can keep your pet with you in a carrier as long as it's small enough. I can be wrong here though, it's just what I've heard or seen on TV shows.
Yeah, I've seen lots of pets in carriers. Yet to see a service animal. Not sure how those are handled.
Oh, clever people can game the system and take an ‘emotional support animal’ on a flight with them if they get the right paperwork, and are allowed to fly for free. Not just dogs and cats, but pigs, chickens, goats, rabbits, etc. But there is discrimination as snakes, reptiles, ferrets, rodents and spiders aren’t allowed. Only in America!
Service animals- each airline has their own rules. But generally, you need a current document letter from the doctor/ ID and to notify the airline 48 hours prior to flight. You can keep a small animal on your lap/ or by your feet, but it can't protrude to the aisle. You can not sit in an exit aisle. Some airlines allow you to buy a seat for the animal, otherwise there is no charge.
Yeah and all those deadbeat blind people and their little dogs too!Oh, clever people can game the system and take an ‘emotional support animal’ on a flight with them if they get the right paperwork, and are allowed to fly for free. Not just dogs and cats, but pigs, chickens, goats, rabbits, etc. But there is discrimination as snakes, reptiles, ferrets, rodents and spiders aren’t allowed. Only in America!
Big difference between a blind person and the person who needs a pig to smell their private parts or they'll break out crying.Yeah and all those deadbeat blind people and their little dogs too!
Exactly whose private parts are these pigs sniffing???Big difference between a blind person and the person who needs a pig to smell their private parts or they'll break out crying.
It's a secret, obviously otherwise they wouldn't be private. (If I could find a rolly-eye smilie it would be here.)
Well, I guess you told me. I hate flying next to people on a plane who have to have pigs smelling their private parts. I'd much rather see them go pigless and cry. It's the Mericun way after all. Maybe we could just shoot them. Ummmm yeah.Big difference between a blind person and the person who needs a pig to smell their private parts or they'll break out crying.
This is the closest thing we have to that.
Mind you who needs rolly-eye smilies when you have Jake Blues smilies! 
Just trying to organise a private viewing of the Blues Brotehrs at a lovely art-deco cinema in Oxford to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary.
Shooting them is rather harsh. Turning them into sausages is a far better and tastier ending.
Ayup.....Shooting them is rather harsh. Turning them into sausages is a far better and tastier ending.