Calling the airline we finally got past the
"all our lines are busy" message in the middle of the night. Got as far as
"Please hold: an operator will be with you in four...hundred...sixty...four minutes".
Why would an airline model its call center on Dante's Purgatory?
The world's favorite airline.
haha this is excellent. I'm your 168th follower by the way.
ReplyDeletelmao please tell me your still not sitting at the airport
ReplyDelete"PURGATORIO", hehe, sounds like a brand of spaghetti sauce. Those 2 pictures are very interesting.
ReplyDeleteNever imagined Purgatory as an island.
ReplyDeleteHope that airplane comes soon.
Seriously? That's terrible sorry to hear that.
ReplyDeleteI like the word Purgatory...
ReplyDeletedid you wait :D
ReplyDeletedid the math for you... that's 7.73 hours... u mad?
ReplyDeleteman buddha gets around
ReplyDeleteThis is why I never leave my room. Well, this an the agoraphobia.
ReplyDeletea representative for heathrow was apologizing on the news this morning. evidently airlines have lost half a billion dollars these past few days and tens of thousands of people are delayed. feels bad man.
ReplyDeleteyour stranded situation reminds me of Kevin McCallister's family in Home Alone, but at least you don't have some bratty kid fighting burglars to worry about!
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