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Spider John
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Re: Flying
I have no sympathy for anyone complaining about their flight to Hawaii.
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Re: Flying
+Spider John wrote:I have no sympathy for anyone complaining about their flight to Hawaii.
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MrSaigon
Re: Flying
One time the guy next to me was so fat that he had to use my tray to eat his dinner. At least he let me eat first.
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Re: Flying
I don't know, that's one way of looking at a rule or law. Have you ever done a rolling stop at a stop sign? I mean, its a pretty simple thing to just stop at a stop sign, but if no one is clearly coming, what is the point? (and I'm the type who does stop at the stop sign anyway)maddash wrote:It's a complete affront to the airplane social structure. I'll admit that when I'm on a plane with 100 some odd people I'm sizing the crowd up, and people who ignore, can't comprehend, and/or break the "rule" in defiance are people you want to watch out for if the plane were ever go down on some uncharted tropical island.JCShutout wrote:Why does the seatbelt thing bother you? Who cares?
Seriously though. Flight attendants and pilots work a hard gig and get very little respect from the cattle they haul around. To have the pilot and attendants give a very simple instruction and then to literally hear the click of dozens of belts being unbuckled... well, it's a sad sight (even though the attendants are used to it and probably care less themselves).
I guess I just don't size people up as much.

