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{{quote|text='''POLAR ADVENTURE'''<br>Escape your urban surroundings to discover the bleached beasts that are native to the southern hemisphere. When you go to the ends of the earth, you’ll never have to explain yourself to anyone under 800 pounds again. Every expedition into this barren territory is like discovering it 100 years ago, so go vaulting to the pole and conquer this breathtaking icecap covered wonderland for the first time.<br>-'''Posted by Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''}}<br> |
{{quote|text='''POLAR ADVENTURE'''<br>Escape your urban surroundings to discover the bleached beasts that are native to the southern hemisphere. When you go to the ends of the earth, you’ll never have to explain yourself to anyone under 800 pounds again. Every expedition into this barren territory is like discovering it 100 years ago, so go vaulting to the pole and conquer this breathtaking icecap covered wonderland for the first time.<br>-'''Posted by Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''}}<br> |
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− | {{quote|text='''ISLAND ADVENTURES'''<br>Take a tropical getaway to the islands to heal what ails you. From under the canopy, where it’s dark during the day, to hopping treetops between the millions of species greeting you in the mist |
+ | {{quote|text='''ISLAND ADVENTURES'''<br>Take a tropical getaway to the islands to heal what ails you. From under the canopy, where it’s dark during the day, to hopping treetops between the millions of species greeting you in the mist - the only way to embrace paradise is hands-on. The wild is calling, so get in the thick of it and discover your inner survivor. |
− | Travel Tip: Teach your kids some origami to make the time fly by. Be sure to use your boarding pass... you never know what you might find hiding right inside. Click here for detailed folding instructions.<br>-'''Posted by Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''}}<br> |
+ | Travel Tip: Teach your kids some origami to make the time fly by. Be sure to use your boarding pass... you never know what you might find hiding right inside. Click [http://70.32.90.124/images/ajira_origami_instructions.pdf here] for detailed folding instructions.<br>-'''Posted by Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''}}<br> |
{{quote|text='''SWIMMING WITH SHARKS'''<br>The deadliest divers in the seven seas are swimming for a living and waiting for your company. So go below the ripples and the wakes to uncover the watery world of a million living treasures. Gaze at the beautiful creatures until you’re deep blue in the face, but look sharp for the sharks - they rule this underwater jungle and you’re just here for a taste.<br>-'''Posted by Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''}}<br> |
{{quote|text='''SWIMMING WITH SHARKS'''<br>The deadliest divers in the seven seas are swimming for a living and waiting for your company. So go below the ripples and the wakes to uncover the watery world of a million living treasures. Gaze at the beautiful creatures until you’re deep blue in the face, but look sharp for the sharks - they rule this underwater jungle and you’re just here for a taste.<br>-'''Posted by Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''}}<br> |
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{{quote|text='''EXCAVATION: RUINS'''<br>Discover the ancient secrets of the long lost Polynesian civilizations, timelessly preserved in the world’s largest humidor - the South Pacific. Descend the steps and explore the antechambers, halls and places of ritual worship. Scour the mossy fossils of our human ancestors and uncover each unique brick, richly decorated and placed with the precision of a modern architect.<br>-'''Posted by Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''}} |
{{quote|text='''EXCAVATION: RUINS'''<br>Discover the ancient secrets of the long lost Polynesian civilizations, timelessly preserved in the world’s largest humidor - the South Pacific. Descend the steps and explore the antechambers, halls and places of ritual worship. Scour the mossy fossils of our human ancestors and uncover each unique brick, richly decorated and placed with the precision of a modern architect.<br>-'''Posted by Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''}} |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*The website initially listed the name as '''Antonio B. McCutcheon''' but this was quickly changed to '''Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''. |
*The website initially listed the name as '''Antonio B. McCutcheon''' but this was quickly changed to '''Antonio B. MacCutcheon'''. |
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*"[[MacCutcheon whisky|MacCutcheon]]" is the same name as the whisky [[Charles Widmore]] taunts [[Desmond]] with, and which later appears [[Symbolism|symbolically]] in several [[Portal:Episodes|episodes]]. |
*"[[MacCutcheon whisky|MacCutcheon]]" is the same name as the whisky [[Charles Widmore]] taunts [[Desmond]] with, and which later appears [[Symbolism|symbolically]] in several [[Portal:Episodes|episodes]]. |
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− | *The airport in Guam is named after '''Antonio B. Won Pat''' |
+ | *The airport in Guam is named after '''Antonio B. Won Pat'''. |
+ | *The Polar Adventure summary mentions "'bleached beasts that are native to the southern hemisphere'" and the accompanying photo shows a polar bear; however, polar bears are native only in the "'northern hemisphere'". |
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+ | *An anagram of Antonio B. MacCutcheon = ''ABC Oahu Connection (TM)'' |
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+ | {{DEFAULTSORT:MacCutcheon, Antonio B.}} |
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Latest revision as of 06:14, 22 August 2020
Antonio B. MacCutcheon is a character revealed on ABC's promotional ARG website www.ajiraairways.com. He is the author of several posts regarding the Ajira Adventures that the airline offers.
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AUSTRALIAN WALKABOUT |
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POLAR ADVENTURE |
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ISLAND ADVENTURES Travel Tip: Teach your kids some origami to make the time fly by. Be sure to use your boarding pass... you never know what you might find hiding right inside. Click here for detailed folding instructions. |
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SWIMMING WITH SHARKS |
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EXCAVATION: RUINS |
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Trivia
- The website initially listed the name as Antonio B. McCutcheon but this was quickly changed to Antonio B. MacCutcheon.
- "MacCutcheon" is the same name as the whisky Charles Widmore taunts Desmond with, and which later appears symbolically in several episodes.
- The airport in Guam is named after Antonio B. Won Pat.
- The Polar Adventure summary mentions "'bleached beasts that are native to the southern hemisphere'" and the accompanying photo shows a polar bear; however, polar bears are native only in the "'northern hemisphere'".
- An anagram of Antonio B. MacCutcheon = ABC Oahu Connection (TM)