
They made it to transport Seth's mouth .
is that the same as an STI ?laklak wrote:We get a lot of love bugs in Florida.
I expect their shoulders would make great pillows on long haul flights.maiforpeace wrote:All kinds of people on a plane are a pain...people who are sick and sneeze in your face, people who insist on talking to you even if you make it clear you don't want to, people who have really strong body odor.MrJonno wrote:Fat people on planes are a pain, but not as bad as babies. Why or why do parents take screaming babies on planes to make my life a misery.
I've sat next to an obese person in the past, and other than having a little more physical contact in the shoulder area, I found them to be very conscious about the space they take and even willing to lean to one side to make sure that they are sharing the armrest. Frankly, they don't bother me nearly as much as the crying babies do.
Not anymore. They just went extinct.laklak wrote:We get a lot of love bugs in Florida.
AAAAAaaa hahahaaa & heheheFeck wrote:is that the same as an STI ?laklak wrote:We get a lot of love bugs in Florida.
I've always been in favour of a fixed weight allowance per ticket. You buy a ticket which allows you 300lbs on board, including yourself. You're 280lbs and want to load up 30lbs of luggage? Too fucking bad - airlines are in business to make money and this is simple economics. I'm 160lbs, woo! I can load up 140lbs of luggage!Coito ergo sum wrote:http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2011/05/18/ ... -airlines/Another Too-Fat-To-Fly Controversy Hits Southwest Airlines
NYC Political Strategist: Me, Mom Told We Must Buy 4 Seats
May 18, 2011 11:33 PM
If this doesn't motivate her to lay off the bon bons, well...nothing will...
When the first Galaxy landed in South Carolina Strom Thurmond was there to meet it. The pilot trotted up to the podium and Strom asked if there had been any trouble on the landing?Ian wrote:I live a few miles south of Andrews Air Force Base. Every now and then I see one of these big fuckers over my house:
(C-5 Galaxy)
Sometimes I also see Air Force One, but that's cool.
The last time I flew on a small commuter jet - 17 seats - they did actually weigh the passengers, though they didn't charge anyone extra. They also assigned seats in the cabin based on weight balance considerations.Seth wrote:Besides, for safety reasons, the pilot should know exactly how much his aircraft weighs at takeoff, not use the standard FAA "average person" figure (which when I was flying was 170 pounds) that they use these days. This isn't too much of a problem with airliners, but it's absolutely an issue for smaller commuter aircraft, where several accidents have been caused at least in part by overloading or improper center of gravity load distribution.
Damn right, squire. Why should I have to pay for luggage over 20kg when some fatnacker has 20 stone of shuddering ass spilling over on to me, free of charge?Feck wrote:I would be fucking pissed off If I had paid a massive surcharge for a few extra KGs of luggage to find I was sat next to that blimp !
it costs extra because you get entertainment.devogue wrote:But what cost a seat beside a grumpy Scot?Feck wrote:I would be fucking pissed off If I had paid a massive surcharge for a few extra KGs of luggage to find I was sat next to that blimp !
I might get something that plugs, even if I have to grab it off the air marshal...Seth wrote:Because they're not allowed to ship them UPS to their destination, and you have no right not to be subjected to screaming babies in a public place. Go buy some earplugs.MrJonno wrote:Fat people on planes are a pain, but not as bad as babies. Why or why do parents take screaming babies on planes to make my life a misery.
how does booze protect from getting malaria?laklak wrote:G&Ts might help if there are any anopheles gambiae mosquitoes buzzing about.
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