Travelling to OZ, a question for more frequent flyers
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Amazon warrior
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I think you\'d be ok if they\'re under 100 mL. After all, I don\'t think they\'re allowed to separate you from medicine that could prevent you from dying! You might have to put them in one of those zip-lock bags, and it might be worth checking with the airline before you turn up on the door (if you\'re really worried, try and get something in writing to wave at bolshy security staff), then all your bases should be covered.
alextheartist
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Ah but if you had been reading carefully you would have seen that he is going for a class reunion so he must have lived there
EArkham
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Originally posted by alextheartist
Ah but if you had been reading carefully you would have seen that he is going for a class reunion so he must have lived there
Yup. This is why I stopped making jokes and being cheerful. Any time I try, someone\'s got to come along behind and take the piss out of it.
Kep
alextheartist
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Originally posted by EArkham
Originally posted by alextheartist
Ah but if you had been reading carefully you would have seen that he is going for a class reunion so he must have lived there
Yup. This is why I stopped making jokes and being cheerful. Any time I try, someone\'s got to come along behind and take the piss out of it.
Kep
Chill out a bit, I knew you were joking, I was just messing with you. Hence the smiley face....
Ebonbuddha
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I would go to your physician and get a note. Include your doctor’s contact information. I was instructed to do that when I moved from the US to Canada. And I was still stopped in SeaTac and harassed.
By the way; make sure you travel light on your way back home. I have had two friends who went to check in their bags and were told the bags were overweight and they would need to pay $10 for every kilo over or ship the bags. She shipped them and was taxed $270 by Canadian customs. The funny thing was she went to Australia to study. So, she had acquired a lot of stuff over the year. So, she paid $270 for own property. Another friend had the same thing happen to him too. But he came back to Korea.
By the way; make sure you travel light on your way back home. I have had two friends who went to check in their bags and were told the bags were overweight and they would need to pay $10 for every kilo over or ship the bags. She shipped them and was taxed $270 by Canadian customs. The funny thing was she went to Australia to study. So, she had acquired a lot of stuff over the year. So, she paid $270 for own property. Another friend had the same thing happen to him too. But he came back to Korea.
mickc22
Granddad!
I got my brother checking with the airline, I\'ll see what he has to say
I\'ve gotta see my Doc about another matter, so I\'ll also ask him too
I wont be bringing much back, maybe a couple of minis, I might see if I can grab a few of the Derivan mini paints while I\'m there too
I\'ve gotta see my Doc about another matter, so I\'ll also ask him too
I wont be bringing much back, maybe a couple of minis, I might see if I can grab a few of the Derivan mini paints while I\'m there too
alextheartist
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Originally posted by EArkham
There can be no chilling out when a man\'s life is on the line!
Kep
PS - Apparently you didn\'t know I was joking the second time, though I guess I didn\'t use a smiley. Whatever tho, still cracked me up.
Fair enough, guess the jokes on me then lol
