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Ah, so you have a broken leg then?

I found Virgins A330s to be a bit of a let down. They have great IFE (which was a bonus from Manchester as some of the 747s were nowhere near as up-to-date on that side of things as those flying out of Heathrow or Gatwick) but by gum they were uncomfortable and overly cramped. Manchester has...

Best McDonalds this side of the pond are in the restaurants that have to be driven to. We only have one McDonald's within a fifteen mile radius of home (on a major road) but the fries are always hot and the burgers always fresh, I guess it's as a result of not wanting food sat there and having...

Having been on most commercial airliners models and their variants I can say the Tri-Star was the most comfortable I've ever flown on and those Rolls Royce engines were silky smooth. My transatlantic trips to Florida are still on the 747-400s which are still more than adequate, but Virgin...

Well, there "was" some good footage here!

Good footage here.

This is my opinion too. Parallels can also be drawn when Flynnibus mentioned a friend who's a frequent flyer with SAS and is thrilled to bits with their latest bit of techno kit, given the amount of trouble that particular airline is in maybe they should be concentrating more on the airline side...

Only Sean Connery could possibly get away with a comment like that.

With all the talk of the reemergence of Brylcreem into pop culture, their 'a little dab'll do ya' slogan would be the perfect fit for toilet roll holder sponsorship and would send a nice environmentalist message too to wasteful wipers.

I have the app and deemed it unnecessary (I have it on an iPad which was too much hassle to keep getting it out of my bag) and the free wifi was a bit hit and miss in places too, especially Animal Kingdom. In fact I used the app more at home during the Christmas period to laugh at the absurdity...

Designer bands will be available too?!!! And at an extra cost?!!!!! Yeeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Exactly. In our last trip two week trip over the pond we had a seven day cruise with seven days in Orlando which was split between two days at Universal and five days at WDW. Last year was my better half's first trip to Orlando and she wanted to return to Universal this time because she enjoyed...

*wafts Patricia Melton with a newspaper before giving her sips of water*

I go under lots of guises. That's the kind of gal I am.

That's the thing with forum names, you just never know just who you're chatting to.

Nothing wrong with Brylcreem, Mr Soarin', it was a young Jane Doe's hair product of choice. I would love to still use it too, but time has not been kind to my hairline, the time I now save on washing my hair has been gobbled up by the amount of time it takes to wash my face.

The BBC's Jeremy Paxman is your man for that job. Youtube clips of his interviews with leading politicians, especially the one with Tory MP Michael Howard.

When we took our position for the castle projection show last week the woman next to us decided to record the entire spectacle on her iPad whilst holding it directly in front of her face, so she was essentially watching the show on TV.

There'll be disappointment when they find out it's on the 25th again this year too.

To be honest I doubt even the biggest fan would.