La ralit est diffrente : le risque ne baisse pas proportionnellement au nombre de cigarettes
Passengers may face criminal charges for interfering with crew members during a flight, which can carry fines up to $250,000 and up to 20 years in prison under federal law, particularly on Part 135 charter companies where strict safety and regulatory standards govern crew authority
And this marks the third photoshoot (via) of noted hunk Brandon Sklenar that we've posted here at MNPP (see here and see here) so clearly he's in the plus column as well
I can't pull up the T2 but the drawings are the same and part numbers, but first 2 letters are not, PO001 and T2001, And the T2 doesn't show hardware for adjustment plate, just as part number T2005
thanks guys.) Now that we know some basic etiquette for our visit to the lounge lets look at some fun stuffHow the heck do you cut, light, smoke, and extinguish your cigar