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As this forum is growing in posts and internet search popularity so does the sinister evil that is SPAM. Myself and Tom Mc would like to announce that MaadMaan10 is now part of the mod team. Members can now PM him, like myself and tom mc regarding any troubles, errors or spammers that occur. Thank you.

Jason

Hope he knows more than me about forums, PC's and suchlike, I'm useless.

Talking of PC's, I just booked two flights and car hire with Ryanair, it took me nearly three hours! I tell you, if ever you go through the process, you have to read every last word not to fall foul of their booking system. For instance ...

From March this year, you must print off your Boarding Pass on an A4 sheet for both your outbound and inbound flights, and take it along to the airport with you. If you don't, those cheap £10.99 flights you booked will increase by shedloads. The penalty for not presenting your Boarding Pass? £60/60 euros - and that is for each flight. Honestly, you couldn't make it up.

Still, follow their rules and it is still extremely good value.

Ryan Air,,,,,,,,

Tom are you totally insane i wouldnt travel with them bunch of thieving,,,dont care about you,,,i want as much money out of you ,,,barstards,,,,,and soon you will be flying on chinese planes,,,,,,,,good luck your going to need it,,,, :shock: ,

have to agree, have been forced in the past to use RyaiAir....NEVER again. Cramped,uncomfortable,late,rude staff.....it goes on and on but I suppose if you want really cheap...it's like shopping in the 99p store - you gets what you pays for.

First timer me, so will view them like I do people - ignore their reputation, give them the benefit of the doubt and keep an open mind (although also remembering that forewarned is forearmed) - so thanks for the 'heads up') and see for myself.

Besides, no choice as they are they only budget airline flying in and out of my destination at the right times I need. So if they are really as bad as you say, and I've heard, then I'll just have to grin and bear it. Full report anon.

Let's spare a thought for Michael O'Leary, Chief Executive of Ryanair.

Arriving in a hotel in Dublin, he went to the bar and asked for a pint of
Guinness.

The barman nodded and said "That will be one Euro please, Mr. O'Leary,"

to which Michael replied "That's a very competitive price" and handed over
his money.

"Will you be wanting a glass with your Guinness, sir?" enquired the barman