I AM CLUELESS
#166
Oh and my parents are dead so they cant get me a ticket and the few friends i can count on in the uk cant afford a ticket for me, not everybody has fantastic jobs and money to burn.
I dont have a sibling so thats a dead end, i do have a 92yr old gran but i am pretty sure she wont have a few hundred pounds under her bed.
I dont have a sibling so thats a dead end, i do have a 92yr old gran but i am pretty sure she wont have a few hundred pounds under her bed.
#167
Peace onion










Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 5,686
From: Denver











Exactly! I called shenanigans when SputumSucker claimed her dogs were responsible for the "fall". Everyone knows that weimereiners are inbred - almost as much as dalmations - and are therefore incapable of malice of forethought. Folinsky or Fong will bear me out when I cite Hubris vs McElroy.
SputumSucker also lives in a ranch house - ergo, no stairs. This story is falling apart like a leper on a 1950s belt exerciser.
http://www.diet-blog.com/archives/olddieting.jpg
SputumSucker also lives in a ranch house - ergo, no stairs. This story is falling apart like a leper on a 1950s belt exerciser.
http://www.diet-blog.com/archives/olddieting.jpg
#168
I believe it very well could be the truth.
I have a friend who came to the US for a visit and forgot to leave. Was deported three years later and was sleeping on a friend's couch for accommodation.
Ten year ban.
Loads more unbelievable stuff happened, then he met yet another American girl on the Net. Since he was banned from the US, he suggested they meet up in Canada -- Ontario to be precise, nearish Toronto where she could afford the hotel fare. Things were okay until they had a shouting match in the hotel room. The police arrived, because the hotel had called them after getting a call from the girl (just turned 18)'s father. My friend was in his early 30s at the time and neither the father nor the Ontario police thought that this was an appropriate relationship. At first the police were convinced my friend had kidnapped the girl, but she told them quite firmly that she had arrived of her own free will. The hotel evicted them, and the police told my friend not to let the Canadian sun set on him.
NOTHING surprises me anymore.
I have a friend who came to the US for a visit and forgot to leave. Was deported three years later and was sleeping on a friend's couch for accommodation.
Ten year ban.
Loads more unbelievable stuff happened, then he met yet another American girl on the Net. Since he was banned from the US, he suggested they meet up in Canada -- Ontario to be precise, nearish Toronto where she could afford the hotel fare. Things were okay until they had a shouting match in the hotel room. The police arrived, because the hotel had called them after getting a call from the girl (just turned 18)'s father. My friend was in his early 30s at the time and neither the father nor the Ontario police thought that this was an appropriate relationship. At first the police were convinced my friend had kidnapped the girl, but she told them quite firmly that she had arrived of her own free will. The hotel evicted them, and the police told my friend not to let the Canadian sun set on him.
NOTHING surprises me anymore.
#169
Peace onion










Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 5,686
From: Denver











I believe it very well could be the truth.
I have a friend who came to the US for a visit and forgot to leave. Was deported three years later and was sleeping on a friend's couch for accommodation.
Ten year ban.
Loads more unbelievable stuff happened, then he met yet another American girl on the Net. Since he was banned from the US, he suggested they meet up in Canada -- Ontario to be precise, nearish Toronto where she could afford the hotel fare. Things were okay until they had a shouting match in the hotel room. The police arrived, because the hotel had called them after getting a call from the girl (just turned 18)'s father. My friend was in his early 30s at the time and neither the father nor the Ontario police thought that this was an appropriate relationship. At first the police were convinced my friend had kidnapped the girl, but she told them quite firmly that she had arrived of her own free will. The hotel evicted them, and the police told my friend not to let the Canadian sun set on him.
NOTHING surprises me anymore.
I have a friend who came to the US for a visit and forgot to leave. Was deported three years later and was sleeping on a friend's couch for accommodation.
Ten year ban.
Loads more unbelievable stuff happened, then he met yet another American girl on the Net. Since he was banned from the US, he suggested they meet up in Canada -- Ontario to be precise, nearish Toronto where she could afford the hotel fare. Things were okay until they had a shouting match in the hotel room. The police arrived, because the hotel had called them after getting a call from the girl (just turned 18)'s father. My friend was in his early 30s at the time and neither the father nor the Ontario police thought that this was an appropriate relationship. At first the police were convinced my friend had kidnapped the girl, but she told them quite firmly that she had arrived of her own free will. The hotel evicted them, and the police told my friend not to let the Canadian sun set on him.
NOTHING surprises me anymore.

#171
Peace onion










Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 5,686
From: Denver











Even more disturbing is the person with the camera, far right. Looks suspiciously like Steerpike...
#175
Its not just a funny word.. they're just funny. period. oh, theres another funny word.. period.. period.. period.
#176
Snowbunny.. thankyou.. its my b'day in half an hour.. or it has been my birthday for 7 and a half hours in the UK.. My 2 daughters are in Florida as we speak... competition was this morning and they didn't place.. but hey, did great to get there.. From the reports, thank christ i wasn't there, i think i'd be up for deportation!!
#177
Snowbunny.. thankyou.. its my b'day in half an hour.. or it has been my birthday for 7 and a half hours in the UK.. My 2 daughters are in Florida as we speak... competition was this morning and they didn't place.. but hey, did great to get there.. From the reports, thank christ i wasn't there, i think i'd be up for deportation!!
#178
I wish I could see the ticket and see what class of service it's booked in, fare base and all that other technical stuff that doesn't meant squat to you, but as a travel agent would tell me much. I do know that BA is infamous (as are a few other carriers)in having pretty pricey tickets that are TOTALLY non refundable, no changeable etc. If they let you change it once, there shouldn't be a limit on the number of changes, but then again, I'm not looking at the ticket.
#179
I wish I could see the ticket and see what class of service it's booked in, fare base and all that other technical stuff that doesn't meant squat to you, but as a travel agent would tell me much. I do know that BA is infamous (as are a few other carriers)in having pretty pricey tickets that are TOTALLY non refundable, no changeable etc. If they let you change it once, there shouldn't be a limit on the number of changes, but then again, I'm not looking at the ticket.
#180
Lost in BE Cyberspace










Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 5,206
From: HMP Strangeways











English Idiot... It seems that whatever advice you are given, you are no prepared to listen to. I told you on post # 21 what to do.
At any ,major international airport there is an Immigration Inspector who can be contacted through any airline.They are not just,as suggested, just on the way into the airport,they are accessable through both airlines and the local Airport Police.
After all the comments, it seems that you do not want to take that advice and really want to get deported for overstaying without giving yourself a chance to explain yourself to the very authorities who can help your situation.
This has to be done in PERSON, no phone calls, no e-mails .. in PERSON, and as I said previously be prepared to travel. at a moments notice.
Sitting in someone lounge or a library will not get you out of what is fat becoming a very serious situation. I would add that if you were stopped out on the street by ICE/local Police etc you could end up in detention and then deported just as any illegal immigrant would be,because at present, thats what you are.
At any ,major international airport there is an Immigration Inspector who can be contacted through any airline.They are not just,as suggested, just on the way into the airport,they are accessable through both airlines and the local Airport Police.
After all the comments, it seems that you do not want to take that advice and really want to get deported for overstaying without giving yourself a chance to explain yourself to the very authorities who can help your situation.
This has to be done in PERSON, no phone calls, no e-mails .. in PERSON, and as I said previously be prepared to travel. at a moments notice.
Sitting in someone lounge or a library will not get you out of what is fat becoming a very serious situation. I would add that if you were stopped out on the street by ICE/local Police etc you could end up in detention and then deported just as any illegal immigrant would be,because at present, thats what you are.




Either way, happy birthday. 