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**thehhhyips** · 09-01-2012, 12:47 PM

My boss cancelled his trip to Heathrow and decided to stay somewhere he wouldn't have to fly. He'd told me that there was an explosion at a train station in London when he lived there and didn't want to go out, so he wanted to go back on his vacation.
I heard on the radio that a lot of British people looked rather calm and annoyed by their flights delay than terrorized by the plot.

I heard differently, the British airline struggled to reunite thousands of missing bags with their owners. Some people had their luggages missing for weeks. They had to cancel more than 1,100 more flights.

I would not be very happy to have my holiday ruined like this, stuck in the airport and my belongings all in my luggages which I cannot get hold off. With so many flights been cancelled which means most likely I am not able to go home.

09-01-2012, 12:47 PM	#7
thehhhyips Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 424 Senior Member	My boss cancelled his trip to Heathrow and decided to stay somewhere he wouldn't have to fly. He'd told me that there was an explosion at a train station in London when he lived there and didn't want to go out, so he wanted to go back on his vacation. I heard on the radio that a lot of British people looked rather calm and annoyed by their flights delay than terrorized by the plot. I heard differently, the British airline struggled to reunite thousands of missing bags with their owners. Some people had their luggages missing for weeks. They had to cancel more than 1,100 more flights. I would not be very happy to have my holiday ruined like this, stuck in the airport and my belongings all in my luggages which I cannot get hold off. With so many flights been cancelled which means most likely I am not able to go home.
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