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Saturday, January 10, 2009
Chat Pack Question #3
My favorite:
"If you were an airline pilot and were told to choose any route that you would have to fly for your entire career, what two cities would your flights connect?"
Tel Aviv, eh? I understand, but would point out that, over time, you'd want practice at taking evasive action, ejecting chaff, and wearing a flak jacket. Otherwise...
I'm waiting for someone to say "Athens and Jerusalem". Then I could ask that famous question.
Hey, San Fran to Rome isn't bad. And it tells me you love the city in which you live, which is pretty cool. I love Rome; would choose it for its history and art alone.
Dubai would be a fun city to watch as it develops, but the trans-ocean legs would be BORING.
Sydney, with the same pluses and minuses as Dubai.
Chicago is actually quite beautiful on approach over Lake Michigan, like pre-Cylon New Caprica, but only on those days of the year where there are no clouds and no wind.
Kansas City (my original home town) to Las Vegas. :)
I'll stick with Hong Kong and Dublin.
ReplyDeleteI'm stayin' with Glasgow and Rio De Janeiro.
ReplyDeleteFor historical purposes I would go with Bonn and Tel Aviv.
ReplyDeleteTel Aviv, eh? I understand, but would point out that, over time, you'd want practice at taking evasive action, ejecting chaff, and wearing a flak jacket. Otherwise...
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting for someone to say "Athens and Jerusalem". Then I could ask that famous question.
Considering I hate jet lag....and I would want to take a route that was a good route, not the city itself....
ReplyDeleteOK, but cities: San Fran to Rome.
Boring. I got nothing.
Hey, San Fran to Rome isn't bad. And it tells me you love the city in which you live, which is pretty cool. I love Rome; would choose it for its history and art alone.
ReplyDeleteYou got something, Luci!
I'm going to overthink this, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteDubai would be a fun city to watch as it develops, but the trans-ocean legs would be BORING.
Sydney, with the same pluses and minuses as Dubai.
Chicago is actually quite beautiful on approach over Lake Michigan, like pre-Cylon New Caprica, but only on those days of the year where there are no clouds and no wind.
Kansas City (my original home town) to Las Vegas. :)
Simple. Chicago to Hong Kong. "My" big city and the most international city in the world.
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