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Over at OTB today, helping fill in for vacationing James, I discuss PZ Myers’ defacement of a communion wafer.
More asshattery, if you can stand it, in a two thread extravaganza at Airliners.net, where the denizens debate the merits of hidden city ticketing rules, prompted by a Continental gate agent who’s apparently gleeful he helped his employer extract an extra $1800 from a party of customers.
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Yikes. I had never heard of hidden city ticketing rules. Now that Delta (or is it American) has increased the fee to $50 per piece of checked luggage, I may never fly again. Even Southwest is getting expensive now.