Airlines

My info on AA $25.00 is good as of 1-18-07. The second bag is not known by me but the first bag is sure.

Sr Dhead if you care to correct me feel free, or PM me.

Beludo=Bullshitting asshole.

Like the guys that post about pulling chicas from Black and Madaho who either don't charge them or give them the money back. Que Boludo!

Pelotudo=idiotic asshole.

Like the time I confused Moore and Stowe, not the people just the names. I said Moore was a sick twisted disgusting assfucker when actually that is Stowe. Que pelotudo! Because I tarnished Moores reputation through stupidity, nothing to do with Stowe as EVERYBODY knows He is a sick twisted disgusting assfucker.

These are not exact and both are very versatile words, kind of like fuck in English. Kind of, no word has achived that kind of versatility except fuck. General guidelines for use are as such.

When somebody does something wrong through stupidity or you are faced with an unpleasent experiance because of stupidity, Pelotudo. When on the other hand somebody does you dirty it's Beludo.

Both words can be used in referance to a person or a situation.

Not being a native speaker I'm sure I'm not exact, Andres or Anna please feel free to add but I'm pretty close.

[QUOTE=Sidney]Pelo= chica hair. Tuda=puta or chica *****?[/QUOTE]Not at all. "Pelotud@" comes from "Pelota", a slang to refer to the bollocks. Pelota means originally "ball" as in "football". "Balón" is a synonym.

Now, "Pelotudo" would mean "having big bollocks" in the sense of having the guts to do something, but it has degenerated to mean "being so careless / lacking of respect / absentminded / to do / say / think something regrettable / stupid / inconvenient / unexpected / unsupposed /", but probably without being a terrible, unforgivable offense. As pointed out elsewhere in the forum, there are many subtetlies in using those kind of semi-taboo words.

Sorry about the off topic.

[QUOTE=Jackson]

[blue]Hi Hunt,

What leads you to believe that I can't speak any spanish?

Thanks,

Jackson[/blue][/QUOTE]Jackson actually speaks excellent Spanish. In fact, the last time we had lunch together, he spoke with the waiter: "Agua without gas, por favor."

[QUOTE=Sidney]Daddy--Pelotuda = idiotic asshole. Out For Flesh--but it has degenerated to mean "being so careless / lacking of respect / absentminded / to do / say / think something regrettable / stupid / inconvenient / unexpected / unsupposed /", but probably without being a terrible, unforgivable offense.

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Last time I was at the airport, the Pelotuda (Skirt) was so eager to charge me the $25 overweight fee, that she forgot to charge me a $50 ticket change![/QUOTE]So she was being so careless that she did something she was not supposed to. It fits:-)

American Airlines has a decent price out of Atlanta until the December of this year. There are taxes and a fuel surcharge on this, so about $645 total. Some dates are blacked out, but this is about $500 cheaper than any other fare out of Atlanta. Grab one while you can, as this is probably an AA attack on Delta. (So you might see a retaliation, DFW-EZE fare)

[QUOTE=Jaimito Cartero]American Airlines has a decent price out of Atlanta until the December of this year. There are taxes and a fuel surcharge on this, so about $645 total. Some dates are blacked out, but this is about $500 cheaper than any other fare out of Atlanta. Grab one while you can, as this is probably an AA attack on Delta. (So you might see a retaliation, DFW-EZE fare)[/QUOTE]I just booked one, total $649.20. Even with my cost to get to Atlanta I will still save over $300 perhaps more.

Thank you!

I used this "Bucket Shop" twice and saved 50% off all the major travel engines.

[url]http://www.1800argentina.com/english/?OVRAW=Argentina&OVKEY=argentina&OVMTC=standard[/url]

[QUOTE=Punter 127]I just booked one, total $649.20. Even with my cost to get to Atlanta I will still save over $300 perhaps more.

Thank you![/QUOTE]It's hard to find many good prices to BA these days. Glad I could be of help.

If you're elite on American Airlines, this will definitely work out good for you. If you not, American Airlines has a challenge program, where you can get Gold elite with just one flight to BA. If you have more flights within a 90 day period, you can even get up their Platinum level (100% bonus miles) I've helped a couple of friends to this recently, and the benefits sure help out in the long run.

[QUOTE=Elusive]I used this "Bucket Shop" twice and saved 50% off all the major travel engines.

[url]http://www.1800argentina.com/english/?OVRAW=Argentina&OVKEY=argentina&OVMTC=standard[/url][/QUOTE]If you could find fares at half the $649 listed, I'm sure they would have tons of business. I checked dates, and only find that they're giving the same pricing for the American Airline flights, but with an additional $20 fee added on.

If anyone wants some super cheap Business class tickets out of BA, pm me in the next half hour.

Fly to JFK or LGA for $550 or so, with the international segments in Business Class. Book on [url]www.delta.com[/url] - Works *from* EZE only!

It appears that that Delta has pulled the $552 RT fare. This was over a $5000 discount off their normal price. You can always try some of the online travel agents to see if they still have the fare loaded, but it doesn't look good.

If you were lucky enough to book the fare, and have any questions, I've cleaned out my PM's.

[QUOTE=Jaimito Cartero]It appears that that Delta has pulled the $552 RT fare. This was over a $5000 discount off their normal price. You can always try some of the online travel agents to see if they still have the fare loaded, but it doesn't look good.

If you were lucky enough to book the fare, and have any questions, I've cleaned out my PM's.[/QUOTE]One time United was running a special from IAD to LHR, it was supposed to be $999.00 and somebody entered it at $9.99. It was only available for 30 minutes or so but because it was a published fare they had to honor the tickets. A bunch of travel agents called all their buddies and sold a mountain of them.