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Great work Sheikh. Shame others are so disparaging of the effort you've gone to.
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Is there a point to posting travel distances? Perth is an isolated city and the Force are always going to rack up the frequent flyers
Should have found a better way to spend your Sunday morning.
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Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon
Ummmm, I don't think, in the contect of this competition, Perth is more isolated than Tokyo or Buenos Aires.Originally Posted by StimpsonJCat
But maybe I'm looking at the wrong map!
C'mon the
Well I was talking about Perth's general isolation given Perth is one of the most isolated cities in the world with a minimum 4 hour flight to an away game (although I fail to see how that wipes a whole day out of a sides perpetration).
Perhaps they fly Jetstar, I can see then how a 4 hour flight, with associated delays and waiting for your luggage to arrive from Adelaide would kill a whole day!
C'mon the
Only idiots fly Jetstar.
Or those who are on such a severe budget that they play the odds on having their flight delayed or cancelled when looking at the specials board.
C'mon the
5 hour flight, plus at least an hour at the airport before-hand, and maybe 30 minutes afterwards, plus travel time to and from the airports, means you don't get much to do the rest of the day. Plus there's the difference in sitting on a plane for 2 hours (relatively easy, most people will sit down for ~2 hours at a stretch at some point in the day) to sitting on a plane for 5 hours, which affects muscles and the risk of DVT (see Morahan this season!)
Anyway, you must have missed half my post, as it wasn't just about distance travelled, but also number of journeys and number of times you change time zone, which always screws with the body and it's ability to recover.
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