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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Oct 10, 2005
* sorts out stacks of plans, plans, plannings, and ... flight schedules *
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Oct 10, 2005
well, seems like the universe doesn't like people leaving Estonia. Flights leave at 7am or so.
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Hati Posted Oct 10, 2005
Wow, you actually checked the timetable! 
Btw, I have seen planes leaving in the afternoon, too. But I guess that depends on the destination. 
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Oct 10, 2005
planes leaving in the afternoon probably all go to the bermuda triangle? or not to any destination I would choose out of my own free will?
* note the decreasing Estonian population.. the flight schedules are probably an experiment to keep people from leaving the country? *
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Hati Posted Oct 10, 2005
I tried a flight leaving at 6.20 recently. The plane was full - noone could stop us. 
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Oct 10, 2005
well.. any flight leaving at 7.00 is .. obviously .. not meant for human travel 7.00 am that is ..
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Oct 10, 2005
yeah, that means you're comfortable in thunderstorms?
I'm not sure what 7am would do to a Hatifnat?
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Santragenius V Posted Oct 11, 2005
I am planning slightly more flights these days than I care for... 
24 Oct CPH-ORD
29 Oct ORD-CPH
25 Nov CPH-CDG
01 Dec CDG-CPH
And I haven't even looked at Russia or Germany yet...
Oh well *shrugs*
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Hati Posted Oct 11, 2005
is in a mug with ladybirds. Mugs can keep my life interesting for quite some time, I guess I have as many mugs as I have houseplants.
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Hapi - Hippo #5 Posted Oct 11, 2005
decorated mugs.. and some 40 or 50...
... * this needs some time to sink in *
40 tea mugs!! 
..
* imagines cupboards filled, stacked with mugs *
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Hati Posted Oct 11, 2005
Why on earth should I keep my mugs in the cupboard? They are mostly hanging proudly on the wall. At least those with the handle still there.
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