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  1. An interesting site I found thru the NY Times:

    AirlineMeals.net

    Eccentric, wide-ranging site featuring photos and ratings of meals
    served on just about every airline; info and updates of airline news,
    etc.

    Mac

  2. Quoted message said:

    An interesting site I found thru the NY Times:

    AirlineMeals.net

    Eccentric, wide-ranging site featuring photos and ratings of meals
    served on just about every airline; info and updates of airline news,
    etc.

    I knew someday I'd be talking to myself. I typed in an incomplete
    reference to the airline meals site. The correct reference is:

    www.AirlineMeals.net

    Sorry.

    Mac

  3. Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes not
    so great) words of knowledge:

    And what is so interesting about a "brown bag" meal with a soggy,
    frequently stale, sandwich and a small bag of chips ?

    Quoted message said:

    An interesting site I found thru the NY Times:

    AirlineMeals.net

    Eccentric, wide-ranging site featuring photos and ratings of meals
    served on just about every airline; info and updates of airline news,
    etc.

    Mac

  4. Ted Campanelli said:

    Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes


    not

    Quoted message said:

    so great) words of knowledge:

    And what is so interesting about a "brown bag" meal with a soggy,
    frequently stale, sandwich and a small bag of chips ?

    To each his own, right? If you find nothing of interest, that's you.

    Mac

  5. Ted Campanelli said:

    Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes not
    so great) words of knowledge:

    And what is so interesting about a "brown bag" meal with a soggy,
    frequently stale, sandwich and a small bag of chips ?

    Quoted message said:

    An interesting site I found thru the NY Times:

    AirlineMeals.net

    Eccentric, wide-ranging site featuring photos and ratings of meals
    served on just about every airline; info and updates of airline news,
    etc.

    Mac

    Maybe on a short flight but I have had some amazing airline meals with
    those on long JAL flights being the most notable.

  6. I find that the city you are flying from has more to do with this than
    the airline. For example : Fly from St. Louis to Paris and back. On the
    way over, the food wasn't so good. On the way back, it was very good.
    Same airline, different food supplier.

    Dean G.

  7. Far as I can tell said:

    Eccentric, wide-ranging site featuring photos and ratings of meals
    served on just about every airline; info and updates of airline news,

    Show up at the airport with a great sandwich and make all the other passengers hate
    you. That's my MO.

  8. Petey the Wonder Dog said:
    Far as I can tell said:

    Eccentric, wide-ranging site featuring photos and ratings of meals
    served on just about every airline; info and updates of airline news,

    Show up at the airport with a great sandwich and make all the other passengers hate
    you. That's my MO.

    I did that once. I was flying home from a visit to my folks. We picked
    up a sandwich on the way to the airport. Thick, fresh baked bread with
    real turkey (not processed). You should have seen the envious looks
    when I pulled it out on the plane.

    --Charlene

    --
    Macho: The strutting-and-crowing behavior of men who apparently use
    roosters as role models without ever wondering why there are so few of
    them in relation to hens. -- Bayan, Rick; The Cynic's Dictionary, 2002

    email perronnelle at earthlink . net

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