arrivals nameboard lane — cover shoulders and skip is polite, or a doorway fight in beach clothes
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Callum Pritchard•95 rep11
20 Aug, arrivals nameboard lane. shoulders, we packed beach clothes. Partner wants the photo. I want the feet. the Fort board is the backup.
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Cover legs and shoulders, shoes off inside. Street is mixed. Skip is polite. A wrap from the stall is fine; a see-through beach sarong is not. Do not make the doorway at CMB Arrivals a fitting room. No drone, no flash. I will not invent a whole-city dress code.
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Amali Jayasuriya•187 rep9
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Kids: seated or skip. Pride turns arrivals nameboard lane into a speech at the kerb.
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