Number 3 sounds like Air Canada. The luggage usually shows up after having given up and replaced everything. I’ve learned to keep extra socks and underwear in my carry-on.
“Haha!” Apparently not, thats why they lost the change!
A good reason to use artificial Christmas trees!
I am guessing it wasn’t any clothing that was missing. Jewelry, perhaps?
Yes, I was thinking Jasob must have had a cache of cash somewhere to make that long trip or maybe thats why the trip took so long. He stopped and worked odd jobs to make money.
Interesting tidbits. Maybe I should invest in a metal detector – it would be good encouragement to do more walking if there was a chance of garnering a prize for doing it!
I’m wondering how you know if urine a tree lot that’s been sprayed with fox urine? I’d think a sign stating that fact and what will happen would be enough to stop most tree thieves.
I lost my luggage once. I got it delivered to me (an hour away from the airport) the next day. Fortunately, I have ALWAYS put a set of spare underthings in my carry-on.
I looked up metal detectors on Amazon. It turns out I’ll have to find a valuable treasure in order to purchase a metal detector to search out valuable treasures1
Perhaps urban foxes are ‘special,’ I could smell it whenever they marked in the garden on the side of my property. It smells a lot like a skunk…yup it would be totally noxious inside someone’s house.
A friend of mine was sent a message by British Airways about a missing bag. The friend said it wasnβt his. Then a few weeks later worked out that it was a bag they had lost of his on a business trip, 5 years ago. I wonder if BA losses any passengers for that long as well
Lol lol lol! I loved these! Thanks for the smiles! π
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You are always welcome!!π₯°
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Number 3 sounds like Air Canada. The luggage usually shows up after having given up and replaced everything. I’ve learned to keep extra socks and underwear in my carry-on.
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Haha! I have been fortunate in never having my luggage lost. But I pack extra in my carry on as well!
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That guy wasted 13 years of his life doing that? Sounds like he must have stopped and started several times and did other things in the interim.
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I agree! Not how I would want to spend 13 years of my life, but … everyone is different.
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If Brad finds a cache of ancient Roman coins in Pennsylvania, that truly will be amazing.
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πΆπ€!! I see how my Monday morning starts. Obviously need my coffee.
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Iβm on my second cup.
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At least he’ll be able to find all the hammers and other tools that you lose with his metal detector.
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Heyyy smartie, I don’t lose his tools. I have no use for hammers, and all the other tools he has.
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He keeps his tool box locked up, huh?
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π! No, and I have thought of trying out his circular saw, but I value my fingers and hands!
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Geeze!!!! Leave the circular saw alone! Imagine the typos you will make typing one handed.
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I am just seeing this now, smartie! πΆπ€!
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Why should I risk hitting my thumb with a hammer when I have a perfectly capable hubby to do that to his own thumb. π
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Poor Brad
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πΆπ€!
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All amazing!!
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π Thanks!
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I wonder if Romans had pockets in their togas, to handle their spare change.
I guess in some cities, if you steal a tree, yer in for a surprise.
If “almost everything” was still in the lady’s luggage, I wonder what they stole?
I’d like to learn more about Jerboas, so I’m all ears.
I’ll bet Jason Lewis is a trustfunder. Lucky bastard.
The two Japanese pole vaulters set an example for their country, which is probably why Japan came in second during World War II.
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“Haha!” Apparently not, thats why they lost the change!
A good reason to use artificial Christmas trees!
I am guessing it wasn’t any clothing that was missing. Jewelry, perhaps?
Yes, I was thinking Jasob must have had a cache of cash somewhere to make that long trip or maybe thats why the trip took so long. He stopped and worked odd jobs to make money.
πΆ! on the Japanese!
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Or perhaps it was prescription medicine. They warn never to pack prescription meds in your checked baggage.
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True! Though after 4 years they wouldn’t have done her any good anyway.
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I once ran into two young guys backpacking who took an entire year off from work to hike the Pacific Crest Trail from Canada to Mexico.
It’s never good when your luggage has seen the world more than you have.
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Wow! I enjoy hiking but would NOT be able to do it for a year!
And LOL!.Very true! Fortunately mine hasn’t. π
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Interesting tidbits. Maybe I should invest in a metal detector – it would be good encouragement to do more walking if there was a chance of garnering a prize for doing it!
I’m wondering how you know if urine a tree lot that’s been sprayed with fox urine? I’d think a sign stating that fact and what will happen would be enough to stop most tree thieves.
I lost my luggage once. I got it delivered to me (an hour away from the airport) the next day. Fortunately, I have ALWAYS put a set of spare underthings in my carry-on.
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Yes, get one and then it will make a great blog story as well to share when you find a treasure!.π
Haha! That could be.
Fortunately I have never lost any luggage but I always put extra in my carryon as well!
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I looked up metal detectors on Amazon. It turns out I’ll have to find a valuable treasure in order to purchase a metal detector to search out valuable treasures1
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LOL! I have no clue how much they are, but not surprised!
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Perhaps urban foxes are ‘special,’ I could smell it whenever they marked in the garden on the side of my property. It smells a lot like a skunk…yup it would be totally noxious inside someone’s house.
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A friend of mine was sent a message by British Airways about a missing bag. The friend said it wasnβt his. Then a few weeks later worked out that it was a bag they had lost of his on a business trip, 5 years ago. I wonder if BA losses any passengers for that long as well
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Oh my gosh! Was everything still in it?
Hmmm…I hope they don’t lose people. Have any of your friends gone missing? LOL!
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