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January 7th, 2005, 05:04 PM
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Miguel Cruz wrote:
Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Auzerais310 wrote: Why in the world would an INDIAN airline name themselves SAHARA AIR? What ever does India have to do with the Sahara desert? Sahara is a large Indian conglomerate, not just an airline (not unlike Virgin - why in the world would a BRITISH company name themselves that?). "Sahara" is the generic Arabic word for desert, for whatever that's worth. Why wouldn't a British company call itself Virgin? You can't fool me; I've been to Bondi. What on earth does that mean? I'd advise you to hold off and revisit this thread after you've been to Bondi. miguel As it is unlikely that I'll be going to Bondi (the Australian one, yes?) in the foreseeable future perhaps you would care to enlighten me now. 
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January 7th, 2005, 05:04 PM
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Miguel Cruz wrote:
Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Auzerais310 wrote: Why in the world would an INDIAN airline name themselves SAHARA AIR? What ever does India have to do with the Sahara desert? Sahara is a large Indian conglomerate, not just an airline (not unlike Virgin - why in the world would a BRITISH company name themselves that?). "Sahara" is the generic Arabic word for desert, for whatever that's worth. Why wouldn't a British company call itself Virgin? You can't fool me; I've been to Bondi. What on earth does that mean? I'd advise you to hold off and revisit this thread after you've been to Bondi. miguel As it is unlikely that I'll be going to Bondi (the Australian one, yes?) in the foreseeable future perhaps you would care to enlighten me now.
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#13
January 7th, 2005, 06:39 PM
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"Miguel Cruz" wrote in message
... Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Auzerais310 wrote: Why in the world would an INDIAN airline name themselves SAHARA AIR? What ever does India have to do with the Sahara desert? Sahara is a large Indian conglomerate, not just an airline (not unlike Virgin - why in the world would a BRITISH company name themselves that?). "Sahara" is the generic Arabic word for desert, for whatever that's worth. Why wouldn't a British company call itself Virgin? You can't fool me; I've been to Bondi. What on earth does that mean? I'd advise you to hold off and revisit this thread after you've been to Bondi. Do you mean Bondi Beach in Sydney, NWS, AU? dennis
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#14
January 7th, 2005, 07:01 PM
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Andy wrote:
Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Auzerais310 wrote: Why in the world would an INDIAN airline name themselves SAHARA AIR? What ever does India have to do with the Sahara desert? Sahara is a large Indian conglomerate, not just an airline (not unlike Virgin - why in the world would a BRITISH company name themselves that?). "Sahara" is the generic Arabic word for desert, for whatever that's worth. Why wouldn't a British company call itself Virgin? You can't fool me; I've been to Bondi. What on earth does that mean? I'd advise you to hold off and revisit this thread after you've been to Bondi. As it is unlikely that I'll be going to Bondi (the Australian one, yes?) in the foreseeable future perhaps you would care to enlighten me now. The British there (and other places) have developed a reputation that is inconsistent with Branson's choice of corporate appellation. miguel -- Hit The Road! Photos from 32 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu
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January 7th, 2005, 07:01 PM
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Andy wrote:
Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Auzerais310 wrote: Why in the world would an INDIAN airline name themselves SAHARA AIR? What ever does India have to do with the Sahara desert? Sahara is a large Indian conglomerate, not just an airline (not unlike Virgin - why in the world would a BRITISH company name themselves that?). "Sahara" is the generic Arabic word for desert, for whatever that's worth. Why wouldn't a British company call itself Virgin? You can't fool me; I've been to Bondi. What on earth does that mean? I'd advise you to hold off and revisit this thread after you've been to Bondi. As it is unlikely that I'll be going to Bondi (the Australian one, yes?) in the foreseeable future perhaps you would care to enlighten me now. The British there (and other places) have developed a reputation that is inconsistent with Branson's choice of corporate appellation. miguel -- Hit The Road! Photos from 32 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu
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#16
January 7th, 2005, 07:58 PM
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Miguel Cruz wrote:
Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Auzerais310 wrote: Why in the world would an INDIAN airline name themselves SAHARA AIR? What ever does India have to do with the Sahara desert? Sahara is a large Indian conglomerate, not just an airline (not unlike Virgin - why in the world would a BRITISH company name themselves that?). "Sahara" is the generic Arabic word for desert, for whatever that's worth. Why wouldn't a British company call itself Virgin? You can't fool me; I've been to Bondi. What on earth does that mean? I'd advise you to hold off and revisit this thread after you've been to Bondi. As it is unlikely that I'll be going to Bondi (the Australian one, yes?) in the foreseeable future perhaps you would care to enlighten me now. The British there (and other places) have developed a reputation that is inconsistent with Branson's choice of corporate appellation. miguel What reputation is that then?
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#17
January 7th, 2005, 07:58 PM
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Miguel Cruz wrote:
Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Andy wrote: Miguel Cruz wrote: Auzerais310 wrote: Why in the world would an INDIAN airline name themselves SAHARA AIR? What ever does India have to do with the Sahara desert? Sahara is a large Indian conglomerate, not just an airline (not unlike Virgin - why in the world would a BRITISH company name themselves that?). "Sahara" is the generic Arabic word for desert, for whatever that's worth. Why wouldn't a British company call itself Virgin? You can't fool me; I've been to Bondi. What on earth does that mean? I'd advise you to hold off and revisit this thread after you've been to Bondi. As it is unlikely that I'll be going to Bondi (the Australian one, yes?) in the foreseeable future perhaps you would care to enlighten me now. The British there (and other places) have developed a reputation that is inconsistent with Branson's choice of corporate appellation. miguel What reputation is that then?
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#18
January 7th, 2005, 08:44 PM
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Andy wrote:
Miguel Cruz wrote: The British there (and other places) have developed a reputation that is inconsistent with Branson's choice of corporate appellation. What reputation is that then? It was a simple throwaway joke, I think you know exactly what I mean, and I can't imagine this discussion is achieving anything for anyone. miguel -- Hit The Road! Photos from 32 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu
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#19
January 7th, 2005, 08:44 PM
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Andy wrote:
Miguel Cruz wrote: The British there (and other places) have developed a reputation that is inconsistent with Branson's choice of corporate appellation. What reputation is that then? It was a simple throwaway joke, I think you know exactly what I mean, and I can't imagine this discussion is achieving anything for anyone. miguel -- Hit The Road! Photos from 32 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu
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#20
January 7th, 2005, 08:45 PM
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Dennis G. Rears wrote:
"Miguel Cruz" wrote: I'd advise you to hold off and revisit this thread after you've been to Bondi. Do you mean Bondi Beach in Sydney, NWS, AU? The one and only! News reports held that the police cracked down on beach drinking this Christmas, but my spies on the scene report that nothing of the sort actually happened - it was business as usual. miguel -- Hit The Road! Photos from 32 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu
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