I Love New York Wrote:
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> OMG you're a Dumbphuck lol! Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > BTW, it was called the Delta Water Shuttle,
> dumbshit.
>
> FYI, the Delta Water Shuttle ceased operations in
> 1998.


That's interesting. How come they were still trying to promote it in 2000? You might love New York, but you know jack shit about it.

ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ -- Members of the Delta Air Lines'
(NYSE: DAL) SkyMiles(TM) program will earn 100 miles for each Delta Water
Shuttle trip or 200 miles for each round-trip through June 30, 2000.
Delta Water Shuttle offers frequent, direct access between Delta Shuttle's
Marine Air Terminal at New York LaGuardia Airport and Manhattan.
"The water shuttle's high-speed ferry service offers a convenient,
traffic-free alternative when traveling between the airport and Manhattan,"
said Christine Pierce, director of Delta's relationship marketing.
"The water shuttle is a great complement to our LaGuardia airport service,
which includes Delta Shuttle, located in the Marine Air Terminal, just steps
from the Delta Water Shuttle," said Pierce.
Departing the Marine Air Terminal every hour, Monday through Friday, the
water shuttle provides quick access to three popular Manhattan locations: East
34th Street, East 62nd Street and Wall Street Pier 11. The water shuttle also
departs from these same three Manhattan locations, hourly, Monday through
Friday. Fares are $15 for one-way travel and $25 for a round-trip. Travel
time to LaGuardia from the 62nd Street port is approximately 20 minutes; from
the East 34th Street port, 30 minutes; and from Pier 11, 45 minutes.
Delta Shuttle offers hourly departures on the half-hour between LaGuardia
and both Boston Logan and Washington National airports and nonstop departures
between Boston and Washington every other hour throughout the business day.
Delta Water Shuttle arrivals to the Marine Air Terminal coincide with Delta
Shuttle departures, enabling passengers to purchase a ticket and board the
airplane in a time-efficient manner.
Reservations are not required for Delta Shuttle or the Delta Water
Shuttle; however, customers may make reservations or obtain additional
information by calling the automated information line at 1-800-WE-FLY-DL
(1-800-933-5935) or accessing Delta Shuttle Web site at
http://www.delta-air.com/shuttle .
Delta SkyMiles members earn mileage by flying Delta, the Delta Connection
carriers, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle and Delta's airline partners. The
Delta SkyMiles program offers many other mileage-building opportunities,
including the Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from American Express, MCI WorldCom
services, participating hotels, car purchases, car rental companies, cruise
lines, restaurants, mortgages with North American Mortgage Company and Better
Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
Delta, named "Airline of the Year" by Air Transport World magazine and
"Best-Managed Major Airline" for 1999 by Aviation Week & Space Technology
magazine, is the world's most flown carrier. More than 105 million passengers
traveled on Delta in 1999. Delta, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle, the Delta
Connection carriers and Delta's Worldwide Partners operate 5,423 flights each
day to 365 cities in 60 countries.



SOURCE Delta Air Lines, Inc.

LOL... Wrote:
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> side street driver asshole Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I want to thank whoever posted this information.
>
>
> Go fuck your ignorant self, you disreputable lying
> douchebag. You started with nothing here and
> ended with much less than that.


Every word I've written is the truth and I stand by it 100%. I ended up with quite a bit more than nothing. I ended up with a reliable route to help me circumnavigate the hellish nightmare of traffic that gripped our region last evening. It was so helpful that I got home in time to tuck the young ones into bed. For that, I am grateful.

LOL... Wrote:
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> OMG you're a Dumbphuck lol! Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > LMAO! You fucking idiot. I said a
> PREVIOUS job.
> > Do you understand what the word previous
> means?
> > I didn't say that I still took it.
>
> Your cause is lost, asshole. You've once again
> been black-and-white outed as a worthless serial
> liar. Go look up the number of days on which Esca
> and any water-taxi at all to/from LGA were both in
> operation. Clueless dumbfuck!


Actually ends up that what all of your 'Super Google Sleuthing" did was to confirm what I said. Thanks again bud.


>
> > Best part is that you actually wasted time out
> of
> > your pitiful, empty life to try to research the
> > thing. LOL!!! Jesus Phucking Christ dude. I
> win
> > on that basis alone.
>
> Took me several minutes, numb-nuts. I typically
> have that kind of time to spare.
>
> > Too fucking funny. Go away for a few days and
> you
> > go full retard complete with breaking out your
> > sock puppets to pat yourself on the back for
> your
> > mad sleuthing skillz.
>
> You were actually sitting right there, not willing
> to show your face while helplessly absorbing the
> sting and burn of yet another merciless beat-down
> at the hands of some guy with a few simple facts
> at hand. As usual, you have no command over those
> sorts of things and are thus an easy target to
> knock down and stomp on. And then, after taking
> several days to compose yourself and screw up your
> courage, you try to slither back as if you missed
> it all and nothing really happened? Not remotely
> credible, you miserable failure and worthless
> shadow of an actual person! You can just go fuck
> yourself and your entire FAIL ARMY of now
> slaughtered toy soldiers, you dickless pile of
> shit. Lie back and wallow in the acid depths of
> your total defeat and humiliation here.


^ LOL. Boy that really set you off now that you realize that you completely wasted your sad empty life trying to check all of that out huh?

Actually I was out of town for the long weekend. People who have lives and families who like them do that kind of thing. Too bad that yours is so miserable that you were here researching water shuttle schedules on a meaningless forum. lol

But I forgot that we're your only social contact. As pitiful as that is. Next time I'll let you know in advanced so that you won't be here constantly refreshing waiting for me to come back.

big apple Wrote:
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> I Love New York Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > OMG you're a Dumbphuck lol! Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > BTW, it was called the Delta Water Shuttle,
> > dumbshit.
> >
> > FYI, the Delta Water Shuttle ceased operations
> in
> > 1998.
>
>
> That's interesting. How come they were still
> trying to promote it in 2000? You might love New
> York, but you know jack shit about it.
>
> ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ -- Members
> of the Delta Air Lines'
> (NYSE: DAL) SkyMiles(TM) program will earn 100
> miles for each Delta Water
> Shuttle trip or 200 miles for each round-trip
> through June 30, 2000.
> Delta Water Shuttle offers frequent, direct
> access between Delta Shuttle's
> Marine Air Terminal at New York LaGuardia Airport
> and Manhattan.
> "The water shuttle's high-speed ferry service
> offers a convenient,
> traffic-free alternative when traveling between
> the airport and Manhattan,"
> said Christine Pierce, director of Delta's
> relationship marketing.
> "The water shuttle is a great complement to
> our LaGuardia airport service,
> which includes Delta Shuttle, located in the
> Marine Air Terminal, just steps
> from the Delta Water Shuttle," said Pierce.
> Departing the Marine Air Terminal every hour,
> Monday through Friday, the
> water shuttle provides quick access to three
> popular Manhattan locations: East
> 34th Street, East 62nd Street and Wall Street
> Pier 11. The water shuttle also
> departs from these same three Manhattan
> locations, hourly, Monday through
> Friday. Fares are $15 for one-way travel and $25
> for a round-trip. Travel
> time to LaGuardia from the 62nd Street port is
> approximately 20 minutes; from
> the East 34th Street port, 30 minutes; and from
> Pier 11, 45 minutes.
> Delta Shuttle offers hourly departures on the
> half-hour between LaGuardia
> and both Boston Logan and Washington National
> airports and nonstop departures
> between Boston and Washington every other hour
> throughout the business day.
> Delta Water Shuttle arrivals to the Marine Air
> Terminal coincide with Delta
> Shuttle departures, enabling passengers to
> purchase a ticket and board the
> airplane in a time-efficient manner.
> Reservations are not required for Delta
> Shuttle or the Delta Water
> Shuttle; however, customers may make reservations
> or obtain additional
> information by calling the automated information
> line at 1-800-WE-FLY-DL
> (1-800-933-5935) or accessing Delta Shuttle Web
> site at
> http://www.delta-air.com/shuttle .
> Delta SkyMiles members earn mileage by flying
> Delta, the Delta Connection
> carriers, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle and
> Delta's airline partners. The
> Delta SkyMiles program offers many other
> mileage-building opportunities,
> including the Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from
> American Express, MCI WorldCom
> services, participating hotels, car purchases,
> car rental companies, cruise
> lines, restaurants, mortgages with North American
> Mortgage Company and Better
> Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
> Delta, named "Airline of the Year" by Air
> Transport World magazine and
> "Best-Managed Major Airline" for 1999 by Aviation
> Week & Space Technology
> magazine, is the world's most flown carrier.
> More than 105 million passengers
> traveled on Delta in 1999. Delta, Delta Express,
> Delta Shuttle, the Delta
> Connection carriers and Delta's Worldwide
> Partners operate 5,423 flights each
> day to 365 cities in 60 countries.
>
>
>
> SOURCE Delta Air Lines, Inc.


Correct. Thanks. I don't recall now when they stopped running it. They were losing money for sure. Never very many people on the thing. Great deal at the time though. No better way to get to the lower end of Manhattan when you had to make a morning meeting. Wasn't real fast but you could count on it vs by road.

LOL... Wrote:
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> #7 Reamer Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^ The rare double-Danth only achieved by
> > Goatse-sized Assholes... Nice work. lol
>
> Fully earned and deserved, you witless
> non-achieving failtard asshole.


Now that wasn't nice was it? Asshole... lol

>
> > It's an urban legend retard.
>
> No, it's an economic fact of life, moron. The
> opportunity to pad particularly thin harvests with
> look-alike product is irresistible to many when
> the lives and well-being of themselves and their
> families depend on what they can take in. Since
> in reality you don't participate in this
> particular market, you've not likely been ripped
> off by it, but those who actually do participate
> almost certainly have been.
>

No, it's bullshit. The kind of thing that an idiot like you would Google up and believe.


> > I saw that they had bags of frozen Tater Tots
> onsale at
> > Wegmans the other day. Get 'em while you can.
> lol
>
> Like fresh, wild-caught scallops, frozen tater
> tots are available in this market every single day
> of the year.
>

Nope. They still aren't.


> > Wasn't giving details Super Sleuth. Just the
> > standard routine. Manhattan's not a real tough
> > place to get to.
>
> Manhattan is a VERY tough place to get to via
> water-taxi from LGA, you pathetic lying asshole.
> And the reason you were trying to pad the detail
> of your "trip" was knowing in your own mind that
> the whole story was fabricated nonsense. None of
> it ever happened. The whole thing was just more
> made-up bullshit.


Wasn't at the time. Piece of cake. Walk off of the plane. Through the old Marine terminal and out the back to the dock. Have a seat and read for a while or just check out the sights. Little while later you're getting off down at the piers. Much more relaxing and dependable than sitting in traffic trying to get there during the morning rush. Good way to decompress on the way back out too especially when the weather was nice. I liked that thing.

>
> > There is no separate season for "Capes" and bay
> scallops.
> > Do you know why that is? No, you don't. That's
> why you
> > fucked it up. lol
>
> No go, moron. You already flubbed that whole
> thing right into Davy Jones' locker.


Still can't figure out why there's no separate season for them huh?


>
> > Actually it was more a filler piece written by
> the
> > guy who runs Legal Seafood. lol
>
> It was a f-e-a-t-u-r-e piece, the writing of which
> was entrusted to a Boston seafood legend.
>

It was a piddly little nothing article. lol

If you want to see what a good feature piece looks like you might Google up the one that The New Yorker did on Dave.


> > Dave is widely regarded as one of, if not the,
> > best seafood chef in NYC.
>
> We've been through his resumé, douche. It's kind
> of spotty.


I guess that's why NYM writes about him so much huh? Am I really going to have to further embarrass you by posting some of the nice things that they've said?

>
> > He was named Best Chef in NYC.
>
> What year was that again?


Does it really matter much when you've been named Best Chef in Manhattan?


>
> > The restaurant itself is a NYM Critic's Pick and
> was 20th
> > in it's ranking of 101 best restaurants in NYC
> from first
> > to last and the subject of regular good reviews
> by NYM.
>
> Face the plain-and -simple facts: it got 3 stars
> out of 5 from NYM's panel of critics and 6 out of
> 10 from NYM's readers. The number of "No, I would
> not go back" comments is what truly stands out
> about the place.
>
> > No, it takes no time at all. They're in the
> same
> > NYM Guide that that you cherry-picked that one
> from.
>
> Again for the benefit of completely ignorant
> assholes, the review posted was first in the list
> and indistinguishable from the half-dozen or so
> first-page entries that followed it. You fucked
> up. A whole city full of restaurants to choose
> from, and you let one stupid google-hit on
> "Peconic scallops" lead you off into asshole-land.
> No place like home.


Get off of the Weekly Reader pages and check out the rest of the mag whose opinion you think so much of. Your Super Sleuthing Google skills seem impaired when it comes to that for some reason. lol


>
> > The only thing that you cited was one
> cherry-picked review
> > from some dude who didn't like the pasta and the
> entrance.
> > Break out your Google and see what else is out
> there Super
> > Sleuth. lol!
>
> No, that's of course quite wrong. There were
> several posts based on NY Times corrections of
> your baseless stupid-shit claims. NY Magazine
> didn't come along until you falsely claimed to
> have eaten at Esca after zipping over there from
> LGA via WATER-FUCKING-TAXI, you worthless lying
> assfuck!


But then it all turned out to be true and you looked like a dumbass. Again.

Awwwww...

lol!


>
> > Because it's not particularly relevant when
> someone's
> > been selected as best chef in a place like
> Manhattan?
>
> 2004 was relevant enough for you to have
> deliberately left it out. Stupid dumbfuck!


Oh yeah, it's a conspiracy! lol


>
> > More Google sleuthing. Nice work. You'd think
> that you
> > would have known that without Googling being an
> "expert
> > in the restaurant industry" like you are. lol
>
> Well, I did grow up tooling around in NYC from the
> Bowery to Queens. And of course the High Line and
> its effects on surrounding areas have been
> well-documented in all sorts of media that you
> perhaps pay no attention to.
>


Of course. You've been everywhere and know everything. At least that you can find via Google. lmao! Did you sit on the docks there listening to the Red Sox in November too?


> > Uh, because you were grasping to try to find
> some way to
> > discredit the guy who very clearly is a top chef
> in the
> > city and generally regarded as THE seafood guy?
>
> You failed to vet your google-guy and paid a price
> for it. Do you think Barchetta never happened?


I don't really care one way or another about Esca or Dave you dumbshit. lol

Dave served my purpose of making you look like the clueless idiot that you are perfectly well. Beyond that *shrug* don't really care.


>
> > Yeah, actually it was. And it said exactly what
> I said.
> > Same thing that Dave said. Same thing that
> everyone else
> > who knows what the fuck they're talking about
> will say vs
> > some frozen scallop, coconut risotto-eating
> Asshole...
> > who has to Google up their next thought.
>
> The point was over your dumbfuck claim that real
> scallop people would never deep-fry one of your
> stupid little chickpea-sized specimens. That of
> course was easily shown to have been just another
> total load of shit straight from the horse's
> asshole.

You mean the part that came after where they said that really the best way to eat them was, as I said, raw or quickly seared? So they have enough around at the time that they can fry up some left-overs. Go for it. I might too if I were there where I could get them and had a bunch. Not doing that with the good ones though.


>
> And the bottom line here is that there is nothing
> left for you to salvage. Everything you have
> claimed from the outset has been sent straight to
> the bottom of the sea. You're just another
> no-account irrelevant asshole, and there is no one
> who is going to think any differently of you for
> any more of your dumbshit lies and whining.


I'm really kinda bored with making you look stupid now.

Anyone can Google what I've said for themselves to know that everything that I've said is correct and that you're a fucking Asshole...

LOL... Wrote:
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> side street driver asshole Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I want to thank whoever posted this information.
>
>
> Go fuck your ignorant self, you disreputable lying
> douchebag. You started with nothing here and
> ended with much less than that.

A penny for your thoughts would be price-gouging. Every time you open your mouth you subtract from the sum total of human knowledge.

big apple Wrote:
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> That's interesting. How come they were still trying to promote it
> in 2000? You might love New York, but you know jack shit about it.

Yo, shit for brains. You referred specifically to the Delta Water Shuttle. That ceased operation as of May 1, 1998, when the contractor (Harbor Shuttle Inc.) collapsed and was absorbed by NY Waterway. The latter tried for a time to operate the LGA route under its own brand, but it failed quickly and unsurprisingly enough.

In the end, there were in fact ZERO days on which Esca and the Delta Water Shuttle were in simultaneous operation. That's zero -- as in none at all. Your stories of travel to NYC and meals at Esca are all entirely bullshit. You never made any such trips, and never in fact had any reason to. You are just a hapless, pathetic, low-grade, asswipe liar, as has again been clearly demonstrated. Nothing more than a desperate lying scumbag douchebag moron.

FAIL ARMY side street driver asshole Wrote:
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> Every word I've written is the truth and I stand
> by it 100%. I ended up with quite a bit more than
> nothing. I ended up with a reliable route to help
> me circumnavigate the hellish nightmare of traffic
> that gripped our region last evening. It was so
> helpful that I got home in time to tuck the young
> ones into bed. For that, I am grateful.

Every word of everything you have ever written is a complete load of crap. Your absurd notions of time-saving "cut-throughs" along neighborhood streets in Vienna have time after time been shown not to exist or to be completely useless to the assorted purposes claimed for them. In brief, you're just an asswipe of no actual value at all.

To my new BFF! lol Wrote:
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> Actually I was out of town for the long weekend.

Of course you were! Bwahahaha! You fucking ran away again in utter shame and disgrace, dumbfuck. That's what worthless assholes do when the smart guys come along and rip their intestines out for the vultures to nibble on.

> People who have lives and families who like them
> do that kind of thing.

Your life seems to consist solely of lying about shit. That's all you do, small-boy.

> Too bad that yours is so miserable that you were here
> researching water shuttle schedules on a meaningless forum.

LOL! That trap had been set for you quite a while ago. And didn't you just walk right into it in the end. Fucking dim-bulb dumbshit loser.

FAIL ARMY fucktarded liar Wrote:
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> Correct. Thanks. I don't recall now when they
> stopped running it. They were losing money for
> sure. Never very many people on the thing. Great
> deal at the time though. No better way to get to
> the lower end of Manhattan when you had to make a
> morning meeting. Wasn't real fast but you could
> count on it vs by road.

Hahahahahahaha!!!! Bullshit on bullshit with bullshit sauce on top.

LOL... Wrote:
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> big apple Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > That's interesting. How come they were still
> trying to promote it
> > in 2000? You might love New York, but you know
> jack shit about it.
>
> Yo, shit for brains. You referred specifically to
> the Delta Water Shuttle. That ceased operation as
> of May 1, 1998,

Primary source disputing your assertion (note the bold):


ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ -- Members of the Delta Air Lines'
(NYSE: DAL) SkyMiles(TM) program will earn 100 miles for each Delta Water
Shuttle trip or 200 miles for each round-trip through June 30, 2000.
Delta Water Shuttle offers frequent, direct access between Delta Shuttle's
Marine Air Terminal at New York LaGuardia Airport and Manhattan.
"The water shuttle's high-speed ferry service offers a convenient,
traffic-free alternative when traveling between the airport and Manhattan,"
said Christine Pierce, director of Delta's relationship marketing.
"The water shuttle is a great complement to our LaGuardia airport service,
which includes Delta Shuttle, located in the Marine Air Terminal, just steps
from the Delta Water Shuttle," said Pierce.
Departing the Marine Air Terminal every hour, Monday through Friday, the
water shuttle provides quick access to three popular Manhattan locations: East
34th Street, East 62nd Street and Wall Street Pier 11. The water shuttle also
departs from these same three Manhattan locations, hourly, Monday through
Friday. Fares are $15 for one-way travel and $25 for a round-trip. Travel
time to LaGuardia from the 62nd Street port is approximately 20 minutes; from
the East 34th Street port, 30 minutes; and from Pier 11, 45 minutes.
Delta Shuttle offers hourly departures on the half-hour between LaGuardia
and both Boston Logan and Washington National airports and nonstop departures
between Boston and Washington every other hour throughout the business day.
Delta Water Shuttle arrivals to the Marine Air Terminal coincide with Delta
Shuttle departures, enabling passengers to purchase a ticket and board the
airplane in a time-efficient manner.
Reservations are not required for Delta Shuttle or the Delta Water
Shuttle; however, customers may make reservations or obtain additional
information by calling the automated information line at 1-800-WE-FLY-DL
(1-800-933-5935) or accessing Delta Shuttle Web site at
http://www.delta-air.com/shuttle .
Delta SkyMiles members earn mileage by flying Delta, the Delta Connection
carriers, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle and Delta's airline partners. The
Delta SkyMiles program offers many other mileage-building opportunities,
including the Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from American Express, MCI WorldCom
services, participating hotels, car purchases, car rental companies, cruise
lines, restaurants, mortgages with North American Mortgage Company and Better
Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
Delta, named "Airline of the Year" by Air Transport World magazine and
"Best-Managed Major Airline" for 1999 by Aviation Week & Space Technology
magazine, is the world's most flown carrier. More than 105 million passengers
traveled on Delta in 1999. Delta, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle, the Delta
Connection carriers and Delta's Worldwide Partners operate 5,423 flights each
day to 365 cities in 60 countries.



SOURCE Delta Air Lines, Inc.

Delta in 2000 Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> LOL... Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > big apple Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > That's interesting. How come they were still
> > trying to promote it
> > > in 2000? You might love New York, but you
> know
> > jack shit about it.
> >
> > Yo, shit for brains. You referred specifically
> to
> > the Delta Water Shuttle. That ceased operation
> as
> > of May 1, 1998,
>
> Primary source disputing your assertion (note the
> bold):
>
>
> ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ --
> Members of the Delta Air Lines'
> (NYSE: DAL) SkyMiles(TM) program will earn 100
> miles for each Delta Water
> Shuttle trip or 200 miles for each round-trip
> through June 30, 2000.
> Delta Water Shuttle offers frequent, direct
> access between Delta Shuttle's
> Marine Air Terminal at New York LaGuardia Airport
> and Manhattan.
> "The water shuttle's high-speed ferry service
> offers a convenient,
> traffic-free alternative when traveling between
> the airport and Manhattan,"
> said Christine Pierce, director of Delta's
> relationship marketing.
> "The water shuttle is a great complement to our
> LaGuardia airport service,
> which includes Delta Shuttle, located in the
> Marine Air Terminal, just steps
> from the Delta Water Shuttle," said
> Pierce.
> Departing the Marine Air Terminal every hour,
> Monday through Friday, the
> water shuttle provides quick access to three
> popular Manhattan locations: East
> 34th Street, East 62nd Street and Wall Street
> Pier 11. The water shuttle also
> departs from these same three Manhattan
> locations, hourly, Monday through
> Friday. Fares are $15 for one-way travel and $25
> for a round-trip. Travel
> time to LaGuardia from the 62nd Street port is
> approximately 20 minutes; from
> the East 34th Street port, 30 minutes; and from
> Pier 11, 45 minutes.
> Delta Shuttle offers hourly departures on the
> half-hour between LaGuardia
> and both Boston Logan and Washington National
> airports and nonstop departures
> between Boston and Washington every other hour
> throughout the business day.
> Delta Water Shuttle arrivals to the Marine
> Air Terminal coincide with Delta
> Shuttle departures, enabling passengers to
> purchase a ticket and board the
> airplane in a time-efficient manner.
> Reservations are not required for Delta Shuttle
> or the Delta Water
> Shuttle; however, customers may make
> reservations or obtain additional
> information by calling the automated information
> line at 1-800-WE-FLY-DL
> (1-800-933-5935) or accessing Delta Shuttle Web
> site at
> http://www.delta-air.com/shuttle .
> Delta SkyMiles members earn mileage by flying
> Delta, the Delta Connection
> carriers, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle and
> Delta's airline partners. The
> Delta SkyMiles program offers many other
> mileage-building opportunities,
> including the Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from
> American Express, MCI WorldCom
> services, participating hotels, car purchases,
> car rental companies, cruise
> lines, restaurants, mortgages with North American
> Mortgage Company and Better
> Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
> Delta, named "Airline of the Year" by Air
> Transport World magazine and
> "Best-Managed Major Airline" for 1999 by Aviation
> Week & Space Technology
> magazine, is the world's most flown carrier. More
> than 105 million passengers
> traveled on Delta in 1999. Delta, Delta Express,
> Delta Shuttle, the Delta
> Connection carriers and Delta's Worldwide
> Partners operate 5,423 flights each
> day to 365 cities in 60 countries.
>
>
>
> SOURCE Delta Air Lines, Inc.

LOL... Wrote:
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> Hahahahahahaha!!!! Bullshit on bullshit with
> bullshit sauce on top.

Does that taste better than scallops at Maple Avenue Restaurant?

refined taste Wrote:
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> LOL... Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Hahahahahahaha!!!! Bullshit (scallops) on bullshit (coconut
> risotto) with bullshit sauce (basil ice cream) on top.
>
> Does that taste better than scallops at Maple
> Avenue Restaurant?

Wow! I think you've cracked the recipe!

Yet another lying-ass version of the same old asshole Wrote:
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> No, it's bullshit. The kind of thing that an
> idiot like you would Google up and believe.

Dude, padding was rampant during the years of the scallop crash, and it has only receded (not ended) over the decade or so since. You'd have been hosed like anyone else by bits of shark for sure if you'd ever actually been involved in that market. But you never were. That's all just more of your made-up water-taxi grade malarkey.

> Nope. They still aren't.

Aw jeez! Fresh, wild-caught scallops are available in this market every single day of the year. It's a simple fact. Get over it. Where do you think your precious Takumi gets theirs from?

> Wasn't at the time. Piece of cake. Walk off of
> the plane. Through the old Marine terminal and
> out the back to the dock. Have a seat and read
> for a while or just check out the sights. Little
> while later you're getting off down at the piers.
> Much more relaxing and dependable than sitting in
> traffic trying to get there during the morning
> rush. Good way to decompress on the way back out
> too especially when the weather was nice. I
> liked that thing.

You never set eyes, foot, or ass on the Delta Water Shuttle. You just googled your stupid self into a corner and got badly burned for it.

> It was a piddly little nothing article. lol

It was a feature from a titan of the seafood industry, and one that ridiculed your worse than stupid assertion that no one would ever deep-fry your precious little bean-sized Peconics. You are just ignorant beyond measure.

> Does it really matter much when you've been named
> Best Chef in Manhattan?

Yes, of course it matters if the award was more than a decade ago and the chef in question has done a mighty crash-and-burn since. The fact that the award was so long ago is why you omitted the year to begin with. Your phony Google-Hero just ain't all that.

> Get off of the Weekly Reader pages and check out the
> rest of the mag whose opinion you think so much of.

Again, I posted the first review on the page. It was unfavorable and so were the half-dozen or so first-page reviews that followed it. Overall, 3-out-of-5 from critics, and 6-out-of-10 from readers -- underwhelming to say the least. And of course, you had never heard of either Dave or Esca until Google landed on them.

> But then it all turned out to be true and you looked
> like a dumbass. Again.

Please. You don't know anything about scallops. You've never eaten at Esca. And you've never ridden a water taxi from LGA. All this has been just more proven lies out of the mouth of an habitual bottom-feeder.

> Of course. You've been everywhere and know everything.

No, not everywhere or everything. Just so very, very much more than a sorry-ass dumbshit like you on both counts.

> Did you sit on the docks there listening to the
> Red Sox in November too?

That would have been in Rockport in late summer. Memorable times, but it was all a while ago. It seems that even back in the day, I was busy racking up pleasures and experiences that you have never known and never will.

> I don't really care one way or another about Esca
> or Dave you dumbshit. lol Dave served my purpose of
> making you look like the clueless idiot that you are
> perfectly well. > Beyond that *shrug* don't really care.

Captain Dave steered you straight onto the shoals, dumbo. Exxon Valdez steered a smarter course than you have here.

> I'm really kinda bored with making you look stupid now.

Of course you are, you giant failure. Can't be much fun to go down in flames on point after point after point after point. To sum it up, you're just a worthless dumbfuck who doesn't know his flabby ass from a hole in the ground about one damned thing. Doesn't bode well for your future here. You are apt to be trashed and left for the vultures every single time you open your trash-spewing ass.

refined taste Wrote:
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> Does that taste better than scallops at Maple Avenue Restaurant?

The last I had them, the scallops at Maple Avenue were just wonderful. The food at Maple avenue tends in general to be reliably wonderful. Too bad there are no restaurants of a comparable caliber in the sorry-ass burg where you are.

reverse recipe Wrote:
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> Wow! I think you've cracked the recipe!

It's getting pretty badly backed up. Better go give yourself an enema.

Well, so much for the kitty litter changing for another cycle. You can carry on with your low-grade asswipe lying here for a while.

LOL... Wrote:
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> refined taste Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Does that taste better than scallops at Maple
> Avenue Restaurant?
>
> The last I had them, the scallops at Maple Avenue
> were just wonderful. The food at Maple avenue
> tends in general to be reliably wonderful. Too
> bad there are no restaurants of a comparable
> caliber in the sorry-ass burg where you are.

I live in the Town of Vienna, clown. I also frequent Maple Avenue Restaurant whenever I choose. You are just a poseur.

LOL... Wrote:
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> Well, so much for the kitty litter changing for
> another cycle. You can carry on with your
> low-grade asswipe lying here for a while.


How sad is it that you gain some sort of cathartic relief by manically posting all of your bullshit here?

refined taste Wrote:
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> I live in the Town of Vienna, clown. I also frequent Maple
Avenue Restaurant whenever I choose.

Yeah, I visit the Taj Mahal whenever I choose as well. It's just that I don't really choose to very often.

> You are just a poseur.

No, I'm just a guy who sticks facts (and sometimes hyphens) up the ass of stupid dipshits, low-grade losers, lying dumbfucks, and the occasional water-taxi wussy.

When last I was at MAR meanwhile, the scallops were just wonderful. That wasn't surprising, as MAR is one of those consistently top-drawer places that one finds so frequently in Vienna, but not at all in many other jurisdictions, such as the barren Oakton or Falls Church City.

Meanwhile, the Delta Water Shuttle ceased operation as of May 1, 1998. Esca did not open until 2000. No one ever used the former to get to the latter. It NEVER FUCKING HAPPENED. LOL!

J7gT4 Wrote:
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> How sad is it that you gain some sort of cathartic
> relief by manically posting all of your bullshit here?

Facts and bullshit are two very different things. You should have paid more attention in school.

And I take it you don't have cats. If you had them in any number, you would know that kitty-litter changing is a multi-stage process. The fact that I might from time to time bridge those stages by sitting down to abuse the dumbfucks of Fairfax County for a few minutes should not be taken as a sign of anything more significant than that.

LOL... Wrote:
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> Meanwhile, the Delta Water Shuttle ceased
> operation as of May 1, 1998. Esca did not open
> until 2000. No one ever used the former to get to
> the latter. It NEVER FUCKING HAPPENED. LOL!


> ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ --
> Members of the Delta Air Lines'
> (NYSE: DAL) SkyMiles(TM) program will earn 100
> miles for each Delta Water
> Shuttle trip or 200 miles for each round-trip
> through June 30, 2000.
> Delta Water Shuttle offers frequent, direct
> access between Delta Shuttle's
> Marine Air Terminal at New York LaGuardia Airport
> and Manhattan.
> "The water shuttle's high-speed ferry service
> offers a convenient,
> traffic-free alternative when traveling between
> the airport and Manhattan,"
> said Christine Pierce, director of Delta's
> relationship marketing.
> "The water shuttle is a great complement to our
> LaGuardia airport service,
> which includes Delta Shuttle, located in the
> Marine Air Terminal, just steps
> from the Delta Water Shuttle," said
> Pierce.
> Departing the Marine Air Terminal every hour,
> Monday through Friday, the
> water shuttle provides quick access to three
> popular Manhattan locations: East
> 34th Street, East 62nd Street and Wall Street
> Pier 11. The water shuttle also
> departs from these same three Manhattan
> locations, hourly, Monday through
> Friday. Fares are $15 for one-way travel and $25
> for a round-trip. Travel
> time to LaGuardia from the 62nd Street port is
> approximately 20 minutes; from
> the East 34th Street port, 30 minutes; and from
> Pier 11, 45 minutes.
> Delta Shuttle offers hourly departures on the
> half-hour between LaGuardia
> and both Boston Logan and Washington National
> airports and nonstop departures
> between Boston and Washington every other hour
> throughout the business day.
> Delta Water Shuttle arrivals to the Marine
> Air Terminal coincide with Delta
> Shuttle departures, enabling passengers to
> purchase a ticket and board the
> airplane in a time-efficient manner.
> Reservations are not required for Delta Shuttle
> or the Delta Water
> Shuttle; however, customers may make
> reservations or obtain additional
> information by calling the automated information
> line at 1-800-WE-FLY-DL
> (1-800-933-5935) or accessing Delta Shuttle Web
> site at
> http://www.delta-air.com/shuttle .
> Delta SkyMiles members earn mileage by flying
> Delta, the Delta Connection
> carriers, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle and
> Delta's airline partners. The
> Delta SkyMiles program offers many other
> mileage-building opportunities,
> including the Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from
> American Express, MCI WorldCom
> services, participating hotels, car purchases,
> car rental companies, cruise
> lines, restaurants, mortgages with North American
> Mortgage Company and Better
> Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
> Delta, named "Airline of the Year" by Air
> Transport World magazine and
> "Best-Managed Major Airline" for 1999 by Aviation
> Week & Space Technology
> magazine, is the world's most flown carrier. More
> than 105 million passengers
> traveled on Delta in 1999. Delta, Delta Express,
> Delta Shuttle, the Delta
> Connection carriers and Delta's Worldwide
> Partners operate 5,423 flights each
> day to 365 cities in 60 countries.
>
>
>
> SOURCE Delta Air Lines, Inc.

2000 Wrote:
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> ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ --

How embarrassing for you to re-post an already destroyed bit of PR babble. The floor has been mopped with your pathetic ass. There is no other end game than that for you here.

LOL... Wrote:
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> 2000 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ --
>
> How embarrassing for you to re-post an already
> destroyed bit of PR babble. The floor has been
> mopped with your pathetic ass. There is no other
> end game than that for you here.


You mean the PR babble that sunk your lie about the Delta Water Shuttle ceasing existence in 1998.

Yeah it's fun to throw the facts in your face ant watch you wallow in your own bullshit.

Sooooooo, has Nielsen's found a new location yet?

After all the significant butthurt and envy you just ate, you probably need a frozen custard dessert to calm your stomach.

2000 Wrote:
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> You mean the PR babble that sunk your lie about the Delta Water Shuttle
> ceasing existence in 1998.

It in fact ceased to exist as of May 1, 1998, when the operator folded and had its assets taken over by NY Waterway. As already noted, those folks did attempt unsuccessfully to operate the service under their own brand, but it was all folded up for good in 2000. Plans to revive the service in 2005 fell apart as well. There are once again plans to revive water taxi service as part of a total rebuild of LaGuardia Airport. We'll see how those turn out.

But the take-away here continues to be that you are nothing but worthless lying no-account asshole who knows nothing about scallops, has never eaten at Esca, and has never taken any water taxi at all from LGA to Manhattan. Let's face it -- you're just a big fat worthless lying piece of shit, and I'll be happy to prove that a second hundred times if I have to. It isn't as if you pose any sort of challenge here.

East River Nocturne. Enjoy, you hapless and again badly beaten asshole.
.
Attachments:

LOL... Wrote:
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> 2000 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You mean the PR babble that sunk your lie about
> the Delta Water Shuttle
> > ceasing existence in 1998.
>
> It in fact ceased to exist as of May 1, 1998,

> ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ --
> Members of the Delta Air Lines'
> (NYSE: DAL) SkyMiles(TM) program will earn 100
> miles for each Delta Water
> Shuttle trip or 200 miles for each round-trip
> through June 30, 2000.
> Delta Water Shuttle offers frequent, direct
> access between Delta Shuttle's
> Marine Air Terminal at New York LaGuardia Airport
> and Manhattan.
> "The water shuttle's high-speed ferry service
> offers a convenient,
> traffic-free alternative when traveling between
> the airport and Manhattan,"
> said Christine Pierce, director of Delta's
> relationship marketing.
> "The water shuttle is a great complement to our
> LaGuardia airport service,
> which includes Delta Shuttle, located in the
> Marine Air Terminal, just steps
> from the Delta Water Shuttle," said
> Pierce.
> Departing the Marine Air Terminal every hour,
> Monday through Friday, the
> water shuttle provides quick access to three
> popular Manhattan locations: East
> 34th Street, East 62nd Street and Wall Street
> Pier 11. The water shuttle also
> departs from these same three Manhattan
> locations, hourly, Monday through
> Friday. Fares are $15 for one-way travel and $25
> for a round-trip. Travel
> time to LaGuardia from the 62nd Street port is
> approximately 20 minutes; from
> the East 34th Street port, 30 minutes; and from
> Pier 11, 45 minutes.
> Delta Shuttle offers hourly departures on the
> half-hour between LaGuardia
> and both Boston Logan and Washington National
> airports and nonstop departures
> between Boston and Washington every other hour
> throughout the business day.
> Delta Water Shuttle arrivals to the Marine
> Air Terminal coincide with Delta
> Shuttle departures, enabling passengers to
> purchase a ticket and board the
> airplane in a time-efficient manner.
> Reservations are not required for Delta Shuttle
> or the Delta Water
> Shuttle; however, customers may make
> reservations or obtain additional
> information by calling the automated information
> line at 1-800-WE-FLY-DL
> (1-800-933-5935) or accessing Delta Shuttle Web
> site at
> http://www.delta-air.com/shuttle .
> Delta SkyMiles members earn mileage by flying
> Delta, the Delta Connection
> carriers, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle and
> Delta's airline partners. The
> Delta SkyMiles program offers many other
> mileage-building opportunities,
> including the Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from
> American Express, MCI WorldCom
> services, participating hotels, car purchases,
> car rental companies, cruise
> lines, restaurants, mortgages with North American
> Mortgage Company and Better
> Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
> Delta, named "Airline of the Year" by Air
> Transport World magazine and
> "Best-Managed Major Airline" for 1999 by Aviation
> Week & Space Technology
> magazine, is the world's most flown carrier. More
> than 105 million passengers
> traveled on Delta in 1999. Delta, Delta Express,
> Delta Shuttle, the Delta
> Connection carriers and Delta's Worldwide
> Partners operate 5,423 flights each
> day to 365 cities in 60 countries.
>
>
>
> SOURCE Delta Air Lines, Inc.

:(

Sorry to see Nielsens is closed. My family loved this ice cream but their empathy for others was horrible. I noticed a homeless woman across the street from Nielsens. I asked the cashier if I bought the homeless woman a meal would they give it to her. NO THEY WONT. OK then I want to buy a meal and I will give it to her. NO CAN DO. they would not allow me to buy a meal for this woman. They stated "we are not allowed to. OUR Boss does not allow us." So in other words don't try to help. Ignore so she will move on like an animal. I hope that one of those who felt that way will experience hunger. I was able to get a meal from LaPlaka for this woman who was bright, coherent, and just down on her luck.
Who knows maybe it was Karma that nielsens closed.

Beck Wrote:
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> Sorry to see Nielsens is closed. My family loved
> this ice cream but their empathy for others was
> horrible. I noticed a homeless woman across the
> street from Nielsens. I asked the cashier if I
> bought the homeless woman a meal would they give
> it to her. NO THEY WONT. OK then I want to buy a
> meal and I will give it to her. NO CAN DO. they
> would not allow me to buy a meal for this woman.
> They stated "we are not allowed to. OUR Boss does
> not allow us." So in other words don't try to
> help. Ignore so she will move on like an animal. I
> hope that one of those who felt that way will
> experience hunger. I was able to get a meal from
> LaPlaka for this woman who was bright, coherent,
> and just down on her luck.
> Who knows maybe it was Karma that nielsens closed.


Being homeless in Vienna is actually better than living in a house in Vienna!

LOL... Wrote:
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> East River Nocturne. Enjoy, you hapless and again badly beaten asshole.

Nicely done. That's a whole house of cards you knocked down there.

Wrecking ball Wrote:
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> LOL... Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > East River Nocturne. Enjoy, you hapless and
> again badly beaten asshole.
>
> Nicely done. That's a whole house of cards you
> knocked down there.

Except for the fact he(you) got his(your) ass handed to him(you) with a press release that showed the water taxi existed 2 full years after he(you) said it stopped operating.

Let's not forget Wrote:
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> Wrecking ball Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > LOL... Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > East River Nocturne. Enjoy, you hapless and
> > again badly beaten asshole.
> >
> > Nicely done. That's a whole house of cards you
> > knocked down there.
>
> Except for the fact he(you) got his(your) ass
> handed to him(you) with a press release that
> showed the water taxi existed 2 full years after
> he(you) said it stopped operating.


Asshole... just can't let fucking up and getting his dumb ass stomped go.

I knew he'd be back. With a sock puppet post praising himself of course.

lmao!

Still a sore point for you, eh? I can understand why. You were caught red-handed lying about a defunct water taxi service taking you to a restaurant you've never actually eaten in, that having been the coup de grace capping off a series of self-inflicted scallop-related calamities. All in all, one of the more thorough and severe internet obliterations that it's been my pleasure to come across. Can you suggest other threads in which you've been beaten up this badly? I might well enjoy reading some of those as well.

Homeless people in Vienna? Say it isn't so. Actually, I see them every morning on my commute. Vienna.... what a dump.

Wrecking ball Wrote:
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> Still a sore point for you, eh? I can understand
> why.


Says the mental patient who HAD to come back to make one of his usual alternate personality sock puppet posts to compliment himself. lmao!

Seek help.


You were caught red-handed lying about a
> defunct water taxi service taking you to a
> restaurant you've never actually eaten in, that
> having been the coup de grace capping off a series
> of self-inflicted scallop-related calamities. All
> in all, one of the more thorough and severe
> internet obliterations that it's been my pleasure
> to come across.


You mean the one that Delta put out a news release promoting a new rewards benefit years after your failed attempt at Googling?


ATLANTA, Jan. 5, 2000 /PRNewswire/ -- Members of the Delta Air Lines'
(NYSE: DAL) SkyMiles(TM) program will earn 100 miles for each Delta Water
Shuttle trip or 200 miles for each round-trip through June 30, 2000.
Delta Water Shuttle offers frequent, direct access between Delta Shuttle's
Marine Air Terminal at New York LaGuardia Airport and Manhattan.
"The water shuttle's high-speed ferry service offers a convenient,
traffic-free alternative when traveling between the airport and Manhattan,"
said Christine Pierce, director of Delta's relationship marketing.
"The water shuttle is a great complement to our LaGuardia airport service,
which includes Delta Shuttle, located in the Marine Air Terminal, just steps
from the Delta Water Shuttle," said Pierce.
Departing the Marine Air Terminal every hour, Monday through Friday, the
water shuttle provides quick access to three popular Manhattan locations: East
34th Street, East 62nd Street and Wall Street Pier 11. The water shuttle also
departs from these same three Manhattan locations, hourly, Monday through
Friday. Fares are $15 for one-way travel and $25 for a round-trip. Travel
time to LaGuardia from the 62nd Street port is approximately 20 minutes; from
the East 34th Street port, 30 minutes; and from Pier 11, 45 minutes.
Delta Shuttle offers hourly departures on the half-hour between LaGuardia
and both Boston Logan and Washington National airports and nonstop departures
between Boston and Washington every other hour throughout the business day.
Delta Water Shuttle arrivals to the Marine Air Terminal coincide with Delta
Shuttle departures, enabling passengers to purchase a ticket and board the
airplane in a time-efficient manner.
Reservations are not required for Delta Shuttle or the Delta Water
Shuttle; however, customers may make reservations or obtain additional
information by calling the automated information line at 1-800-WE-FLY-DL
(1-800-933-5935) or accessing Delta Shuttle Web site at
http://www.delta-air.com/shuttle .
Delta SkyMiles members earn mileage by flying Delta, the Delta Connection
carriers, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle and Delta's airline partners. The
Delta SkyMiles program offers many other mileage-building opportunities,
including the Delta SkyMiles Credit Card from American Express, MCI WorldCom
services, participating hotels, car purchases, car rental companies, cruise
lines, restaurants, mortgages with North American Mortgage Company and Better
Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
Delta, named "Airline of the Year" by Air Transport World magazine and
"Best-Managed Major Airline" for 1999 by Aviation Week & Space Technology
magazine, is the world's most flown carrier. More than 105 million passengers
traveled on Delta in 1999. Delta, Delta Express, Delta Shuttle, the Delta
Connection carriers and Delta's Worldwide Partners operate 5,423 flights each
day to 365 cities in 60 countries.

SOURCE Delta Air Lines, Inc.


(Hint: Because one operator/partner declares bankruptcy doesn't necessarily mean that whatever it was doing ceases to exist. I know... I know... over your head.)


> Can you suggest other threads in
> which you've been beaten up this badly? I might
> well enjoy reading some of those as well.


Any of those where we routinely pwn your dumb Asshole...

Which happens daily.

Actually their portions were fairly large for the price. You either weren't paying close attention or you all are fat pigs.

Wow! What a beating for water-taxi boy!

When did Vienna get a Water Taxi service?

I need them to haul a mattress for me while I enjoy my frozen custard.

dunkV Wrote:
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> Wow! What a beating for water-taxi boy!

Online wars of attrition are won by people who lace a low value on their time. That is why Asshole Spotter and all his sock puppets will win.