Anyone here lost luggage while flying within the US? I had no idea that the problem is as bad as reported today in the news. 10,000 bags per day are lost or damaged. Some are eventually found, but I don't have those stats. Airways is the worsts offender, and Delta is number two. American at 3, and Southwest in the number 4 spot.
The unfortunate thing about you, Enoch, is that you seem to be an intelligent sort of fellow - but I don't have a clue as to your bona fides re wooddorking.
Aside from that, you engage the Political Scientologists of the group as though they were worthy of engagement.
As though they were worthy of engagement in this particular forum.
My particular supposition is that those who have gotten their asses kicked on more appropriate groups, such as alt.politics, have migrated towards the kinder confines of the Wreck, where their opinions can be bruited about without the kind of slams that they are used to.
I don't know what they'd look like--wait. I do want to put up a page to show some pics of what I've been doing. I have enough pics, but haven't taken the time to put together something worthwhile thus far: too many interests. I haven't done that, 'tis true. Other than that, I don't know what my creds should look like other than reading the posts, bookmarking links I like, scribbling on my pad, and trying to cut a good mortise with a chisel.
That guy's spiel really irked me. I could see the underlying nihilcon "axioms", and rose to the bait.
I have a deathly fear that more will begin to think that way... I want to provide a counterpoint.
I just have an interest in wooddorking, as you say, and see the same things here that you do. I think I even saw you respond to them. Not to say "get a room" (somewhere else) but to offer up your own opinions. If I end up doing the same then I've been trolled, just like you.
In fact, often my offtopic posts (except the ID ones) were, via followups-to:, intended to push the discussion off somewhere else. I pissed those people off too: they didn't want to talk somewhere else.[1]
Tell us what's up.
Okay--can you help me pry this wallet open so's I can get a bandsaw?
1] um, not counting the offtopic ebay posts, of course. ;-)
Make that "almost all" are eventually found. I used to travel quite a bit on all of the airlines and they do loose bags regularly (they get on the wrong plane, get on the wrong connection, can't get to the plane in time) but they always arrived at the correct destination in my experience and were then delivered to me. I didn't have one instance of a lost and never found bag although I know it does happen sometimes. It is bound to with hundreds (thousands?) of daily flights. Your best bet is to follow their advice and make sure your home name and phone number is on the bag.
I'd rather not have check in luggage, Frank, but I can't seem to ever pack lightly enough to put everything I need in the overhead compartment. Too much STUFF.
Sure have. One of 4 bags was "lost" last summer on my families trip. SWMBO was mighty upset about that and proceeded to call Delta to give 'em hell for that. She even went so far as to go to a mall for some new clothes ASAP. When we returned from that trip, the bag was waiting for us at the front desk.
It turns out that bag didn't make our flight, but instead went to another of Delta's hubs and then to our destination where it caught up with us. Delta knew where to deliver it because I filed a lost bag claim at the airport which includes the "where I'm staying" info.
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