Etiquette

We turn the corner, wondering what awaits us. Actually, wondering is probably the wrong word. We’re silently hoping that what awaits us has something more to offer than what we’ve seen already. It’s a glass display board. With a comic strip in. Just like the other glass display boards with comic strips in that we’ve [...]

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David on August 19th, 2009

My little list of Top 15 Travel Twitterers seems to have got itself a fair bit of attention. Interestingly, a lot of comments have centred around my reasons for unfollowing someone. To summarise, if I find a Twitterer dull, irrelevant or overly irritating, then I see no reason to keep following them. Nothing personal – [...]

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Tipping for good service? Or all the time? I’m fairly sure that this one will open up a can of worms, but let’s run with it anyway. Cards on the table  – I hate tipping, hate the fact that I’m expected to tip, and hate the attitude I’m given when I don’t. And yes, this [...]

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David on July 3rd, 2009

A common complaint amongst air stewards and stewardesses is that passengers keep their headphones on whilst trying to communicate. This is an absolutely understandable gripe – it’s incredibly rude, and forces the crew member to try and bellow over the top of a film when they’re trying to ask what drink you’d like.   Anti [...]

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