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Vampire Wants To Suck (Away) Your Overheard Bin Space

December 23, 2008 at 9:15 AM | by | Comment (1)

You mean he's not naturally sparkly? Robert Pattinson arrived at London Heathrow yesterday for the holidays. (He's British, don't'cha know.)

We're not quite sure what airline he flew from Los Angeles to London but British Airways does have three flights daily from LAX. Fortunately, Edward Cullen Pattinson had the foresight not to send his guitar through the problematic BA baggage system.

And that guitar isn't just for show: Pattinson recorded and wrote his own song for the "Twilight" soundtrack, straight from his fingers to the ears of tweens everywhere. But who doesn't cringe while seeing the guy with the oversize carry-on in line ahead of you?

We've definitely done the instrument thing on board, so make us feel better and tell us what your biggest carry-on sin was. Stinky food? Accidentally dislodged someone else's stuff? You shall be forgiven.

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rpatz

he has been wearing that shirt for like three days in a row now. don't ask me how i know. i just do. as for a carry-on sin? hmmm...i dont think i've had any big ones yet. one time we bought a deep dish pizza in berkeley calif. onto our southwest flight down to LA (we reheated it once we got home) and people were salivating smelling it. it was awesome.
juliana on December 23, 2008 at 10:04 AM #Permalink

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