If your name is Elizabeth Gallagher and you are Canadian, then you could embark upon a free round-the-world trip starting next month, no strings attached. Story here.
Seems a young Canadian man in March arranged a dream vacation for himself and his girlfriend, name of Elizabeth Gallagher. But they’ve since broken up, and he’s stuck with the ticket. So he needs an Elizabeth Gallagher – any middle name will do – to take the ticket. Free and he promises no hanky-panky. He’s heard from a lot of Elizabeths, but none has had the last name of Gallagher.
So if you are Canadian and have that name, or know a Canadian by that name, please contact the gentleman in the story.
Doesn’t take long in Canada, my daughter had hers done in about 6 weeks and she wasn’t rushing. I doubt she’d want to go through it again even for a round the world trip though
*Heard you’re leaving Canada, that’s OK
Maybe your little news item has just begun
If you feel like Natallee Holloway, just turn and run
Cause you can have a change of heart…
Lizzy don’t use that number…!
Don’t just be a clone of someone else
Guy sounds pretty broken. (what is he? 12?)
Lizzy don’t use that number…!
If you want to travel, float a loan
From Milan to Bangkok to New Dehli
…its different cellphones…
There’s a cruiser in Toronto, he wants your name
For the pool, shopping, cabin side? I just don’t know
Hope you have a balcony & don’t have to row
And he could re-arrange your heart…
Just an update: No Elizabeth Gallagher has been found yet, but the man’s tale has inspired another Toronto man to start the Connections website for other people who may get similarly stuck with a spare ticket to find someone to use it. You can also be notified of any tickets becoming available in your name.
Probably a good chance of a bite for the John Smiths of the world, not so much for the Engelbert Humperdincks.
The original story put them here in Bangkok for New Year’s. Alas! I won’t be here to wish them well, as the wife and I will be upcountry. But if these two don’t fall in love and get married – after a big blow-up created by a huge misunderstanding, of course – then Hollywood has not taught me anything.
“This is totally sort of like as friends,” she said. “I have a pretty serious boyfriend. We’ve been together for a while. We’re planning on buying a house and we have a puppy, so yeah, I’m not really looking for anything at all.”
“totally sort of like as friends.” Heh. That’s a strong and convincing stand if I ever heard one!
