To all the UKers, need your help! - Page 2

**RadioMaster** · 19 Jun 2006, 19:10

OK, the work is done!
Thanks for your help.

Now that I´ve booked the hotel, i can tell you what it is:

It´s called Fairway
500m distance to King´s Cross
An en-suite double room with English breakfast for 60 Punds per night.

The booking is confirmed,
got the tickets for the flight
got the tickets for WDTW( I would take photos of the show, but that´s not allowed

).
Now nothing can go wrong anymore!

Again, thank you all very much!

R.

(PS: To the mods around, if you want, feel free to

this thread, cause everything is done now)

Ageing Bat · 19 Jun 2006, 20:07

Sorry Radiomaster, but I think you've jumped the gun a bit there in asking for the thread to be locked ...... have you organised your 'Short Occupancy Dispensation - Official Fleeting Freedom' documents from the Queen? You need to do this as you intend to be staying in the City of London, rather than just 'London'. It's an ancient form of visa document. I think you need to apply to the Lord Mayor of London (Ken Livingstone) for it. Wouldn't want you to travel all this way and have to leave immediately.

**RadioMaster** · 19 Jun 2006, 20:18

That´s a joke???
Really hope so.
Know of some friends who have been there and they never said something about that...

Edit:
Ok, got me! I really thought about it.
sometimes I think everything is possible in bureaucracy.
According to my travel guide and Google something like that doesn´t exist.

Ageing Bat · 19 Jun 2006, 21:37

Sorry, couldn't resist..... had wonderful visions of you phoning Ken Livingstone and asking him to 'sod off'!

Hope you have a lovely time in the UK. One attraction well worth a visit to is the London Eye.

Deb · 19 Jun 2006, 22:13

You do know Kings Cross is in the red light district of London don't you

Could be why it's so cheap

mszee · 19 Jun 2006, 22:27

*Makes herself a mental note not to ask in open forum any tips on UK traveling. It appears that most UKers descended from Monty Python*

**The Flying Mouse** · 19 Jun 2006, 22:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by mszee

*Makes herself a mental note not to ask in open forum any tips on UK traveling. It appears that most UKers descended from Monty Python*

Care to buy a parrot madam?

Ageing Bat · 19 Jun 2006, 22:41

.... he's not dead, he's restin'

**The Flying Mouse** · 19 Jun 2006, 22:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ageing Bat

.... he's not dead, he's restin'

Is this RJ we're talkin about after his full English?

mszee · 19 Jun 2006, 22:51

My dear sir...

This parrot has expired...this parrot is no more...

BUT

Beautiful plummage, ain't it???

**RadioMaster** · 19 Jun 2006, 22:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by THE FLYING MOUSE

Is this RJ we're talkin about after his full English?

Ageing Bat · 19 Jun 2006, 23:56

I wonder if you'll be able to learn the English sense of humour in a few days RJ?!

Hypnobabe · 27 Jun 2006, 13:14

Having just returned from six days in Estonia, my mate Angie and I thought up a fun game... when foreigners come over to the UK and ask how do you say "hello" or "thank you" or "please" or whatever in English, you tell them a rude word instead.... highly amusing.... tee hee hee....

Not that I'd do that to you, Radiomaster.... honest....

**RadioMaster** · 27 Jun 2006, 16:10

"good moring sir, how do you feel today"
"go fu*k yourself!"

**The Flying Mouse** · 27 Jun 2006, 16:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radiomaster

"good moring sir, how do you feel today"
"go fu*k yourself!"

mszee · 27 Jun 2006, 17:58

Happened to my cousin...got a new job...first day in...boss turns around and curses the heck out of her in Russian..she turns green...

Bottom line...boss had a Russian grandfather and asked that esteemed gent to teach him some greetings in Russian...

19 Jun 2006, 19:10	#26
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	Thank You!!! OK, the work is done! Thanks for your help. Now that I´ve booked the hotel, i can tell you what it is: It´s called Fairway 500m distance to King´s Cross An en-suite double room with English breakfast for 60 Punds per night. The booking is confirmed, got the tickets for the flight got the tickets for WDTW( I would take photos of the show, but that´s not allowed). Now nothing can go wrong anymore! Again, thank you all very much! R. (PS: To the mods around, if you want, feel free to this thread, cause everything is done now)

19 Jun 2006, 20:18	#28
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	That´s a joke??? Really hope so. Know of some friends who have been there and they never said something about that... Edit: Ok, got me! I really thought about it. sometimes I think everything is possible in bureaucracy. According to my travel guide and Google something like that doesn´t exist. Last edited by RadioMaster; 19 Jun 2006 at 20:24.

19 Jun 2006, 20:07	#27
Ageing Bat Young at heart. Slightly older in other places. Join Date: 20.11.2003 Location: Here! Posts: 1,311	Sorry Radiomaster, but I think you've jumped the gun a bit there in asking for the thread to be locked ...... have you organised your 'Short Occupancy Dispensation - Official Fleeting Freedom' documents from the Queen? You need to do this as you intend to be staying in the City of London, rather than just 'London'. It's an ancient form of visa document. I think you need to apply to the Lord Mayor of London (Ken Livingstone) for it. Wouldn't want you to travel all this way and have to leave immediately.

19 Jun 2006, 21:37	#29
Ageing Bat Young at heart. Slightly older in other places. Join Date: 20.11.2003 Location: Here! Posts: 1,311	Sorry, couldn't resist..... had wonderful visions of you phoning Ken Livingstone and asking him to 'sod off'! Hope you have a lovely time in the UK. One attraction well worth a visit to is the London Eye.

19 Jun 2006, 22:13	#30
Deb Mega Loafer Join Date: 26.04.2003 Location: Did I say that?... Posts: 4,162	You do know Kings Cross is in the red light district of London don't you Could be why it's so cheap

19 Jun 2006, 22:27	#31
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 29.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	Makes herself a mental note not to ask in open forum any tips on UK traveling. It appears that most UKers descended from Monty Python

19 Jun 2006, 22:41	#33
Ageing Bat Young at heart. Slightly older in other places. Join Date: 20.11.2003 Location: Here! Posts: 1,311	.... he's not dead, he's restin'

19 Jun 2006, 22:51	#35
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 29.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	My dear sir... This parrot has expired...this parrot is no more... BUT Beautiful plummage, ain't it???

19 Jun 2006, 23:56	#37
Ageing Bat Young at heart. Slightly older in other places. Join Date: 20.11.2003 Location: Here! Posts: 1,311	I wonder if you'll be able to learn the English sense of humour in a few days RJ?!

27 Jun 2006, 13:14	#38
Hypnobabe mszee's Mistress with sexy goddess boots Join Date: 13.07.2005 Location: Hitting the highway like a battering ram... Posts: 7,686	Having just returned from six days in Estonia, my mate Angie and I thought up a fun game... when foreigners come over to the UK and ask how do you say "hello" or "thank you" or "please" or whatever in English, you tell them a rude word instead.... highly amusing.... tee hee hee.... Not that I'd do that to you, Radiomaster.... honest....

27 Jun 2006, 16:10	#39
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	"good moring sir, how do you feel today" "go fu*k yourself!"

27 Jun 2006, 17:58	#41
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 29.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	Happened to my cousin...got a new job...first day in...boss turns around and curses the heck out of her in Russian..she turns green... Bottom line...boss had a Russian grandfather and asked that esteemed gent to teach him some greetings in Russian...