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Jane Austin

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Sun Nov-01-09 08:16 PM
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25. Do all men have greasy hair, or

just the ones who put their seats all the way back so their heads are in your snack tray?

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Please be considerate of your fellow passengers when you fly:	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 07:58 PM	#0
21.) Only fly when you absolutely have no other choice nt	bemildred	Nov-01-09 08:00 PM	#1
Agree	Raine	Nov-01-09 08:58 PM	#130
+2 :-). eom	ShortnFiery	Nov-01-09 11:43 PM	#233
Mmmmm	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:00 PM	#2
you left out don't fart	frogcycle	Nov-01-09 08:00 PM	#3
Ladies and gentlemen.. the flight attendants will be selling butt plugs and ear phones after takeoff	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:04 PM	#4
I carry my own. You never know where those airline butt plugs have been. nt	NYC_SKP	Nov-01-09 08:08 PM	#8
Can someone by a butt plug and shove it in your mouth?	donheld	Nov-01-09 09:09 PM	#158
snorts hahahahahah	carlyhippy	Nov-02-09 08:05 AM	#271
Also left out "Don't eat Garlicky Food before boarding."	skorpo	Nov-01-09 09:01 PM	#139
One carry on, sized under 21 inches, please. Place in overhead bin correctly.	NYC_SKP	Nov-01-09 08:07 PM	#
So, you think that because I've got little kids, I'm not allowed on a plane?	moc	Nov-01-09 08:07 PM	#5
WAAAA!!!!	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:08 PM	#7
Man, you're an asshole.	moc	Nov-01-09 08:09 PM	#13
You forgot	MrsMatt	Nov-01-09 09:30 PM	#189
Deleted message	Name removed	Nov-01-09 08:11 PM	#19
Sorry, but children are people, too. Bring some good headphones	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:21 PM	#32
Don't care. If your kids are screamers that was YOUR choice to have them. Don't impose it on the	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:22 PM	#33
You just never know what kind of baby you will have.	Shell Beau	Nov-01-09 08:36 PM	#73
If you want a guaranteed child-free environment, eat your fucking dinner in a bar or a strip club.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:37 PM	#75
The airlines should offer one "Family" flight a day	SoCalNative	Nov-01-09 09:08 PM	#152
The airlines should offer one "adults only" flight per day: The Misanthrope Express. Problem solved.	Hekate	Nov-01-09 11:28 PM	#228
+ thank you	GoneOffShore	Nov-01-09 11:46 PM	#234
Better yet, if you're that much of a misanthrope, just order pizza and stay the fuck home	MajorChode	Nov-01-09 09:08 PM	#154
It Doesn't Help To Eat In a Bar- Idiots Bring Their Screamin Mimi's There, Too	we can do it	Nov-01-09 09:16 PM	#171
It's your choice to get on a potentially noisy plane, or not. Just say no. Drive instead. n/t	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:46 PM	#100
NO I am a PAYING customer and it is MY RIGHT not to have to put up with noisy brats.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:48 PM	#104
Thank Christ. The idea of you having children is terrifying.	Forkboy	Nov-01-09 08:52 PM	#113
.	bobbolink	Nov-01-09 09:34 PM	#195
Sorry, no.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:52 PM	#114
No I'll politely ask the Flight Attendant to do something about it.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:53 PM	#118
About the fact that there's a kid on the plane?	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:54 PM	#120
No .. about the fact that he is screaming..	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:55 PM	#123
Again, good luck.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:57 PM	#127
There is nothing the Flight attendant can do about it. n/t	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:01 PM	#142
Tell it to Southwest Airlines...	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:02 PM	#145
Well, then I guess you know which airline you're going to fly, eh?	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 09:03 PM	#147
So you people think it's cute to inconvenience others?	liquid diamond	Nov-01-09 09:46 PM	#202
Keep intolerant adults off planes. n/t	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:59 PM	#212
Good idea. I'll write them and tell them how poorly they handled that situation.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:09 PM	#159
Yes, good luck with that also. They not only profusely	liberalhistorian	Nov-01-09 11:24 PM	#227
You mean like you?	Raineyb	Nov-02-09 12:54 AM	#241
"No one has ever said they've had a problem with the children who can behave themselves."..	Warren DeMontague	Nov-02-09 02:17 AM	#258
...and the flight attendant will politely tell you to go piss up a rope	MajorChode	Nov-01-09 09:10 PM	#161
And parents are paying customers who shouldn't put up with self-centered pricks.	Starbucks Anarchist	Nov-01-09 08:55 PM	#122
Babies DON'T pay to fly...so there goes THAT theory.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:56 PM	#124
Uh, actually, every time we've flown with ours, we've bought 'em a seat.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:58 PM	#131
Not required and most parents don't.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:59 PM	#136
You wouldn't like a crying baby any better if the airline got more money for it.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:00 PM	#137
Not from what I've seen.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 09:01 PM	#143
Oh, so crying 2 year olds are just fine with you? Because they paid for a seat? n/t	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:59 PM	#134
No, that is not your right. Sorry, but it isn't in the Constitution anywhere. n/t	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:59 PM	#132
Sure it is... ever read the NINTH Amendment.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:01 PM	#140
It isn't a right merely because you say it's so. n/t	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:02 PM	#144
Using your logic, that means you also have a 'right' to jack off in the blue room	MajorChode	Nov-01-09 09:13 PM	#165
You think famiilies with kids fly free?	MrsMatt	Nov-01-09 09:38 PM	#197
do you live where there are no children at all? ha	carlyhippy	Nov-02-09 08:51 AM	#274
IT takes a village to raise a child... guess what skippy, you are part of that village	nadinbrzezinski	Nov-02-09 01:15 AM	#246
LOL	Dorian Gray	Nov-02-09 06:45 AM	#267
Did you type that with a straight face?	Forkboy	Nov-01-09 08:51 PM	#109
I used a crooked face...	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:52 PM	#112
As someone who hates little kids	superduperfarleft	Nov-01-09 10:46 PM	#221
"You don't have a right to think you can go through life never being inconvenienced."	bbinacan	Nov-01-09 08:09 PM	#12
Look, I once spent an entire flight from Philadelphia to Baltimore with my body	moc	Nov-01-09 08:12 PM	#21
Wait	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:25 PM	#41
Perhaps the pilots were those pilots that just got fired for overflying their destination.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:26 PM	#44
Ladies and Gentlemen...	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:31 PM	#60
Uh, that was the second leg of the trip. Dallas to Philly was the first leg.	moc	Nov-01-09 08:27 PM	#48
Sorry	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:30 PM	#56
Maybe if you weren't so quick to be a smart ass you would have realized there	moc	Nov-01-09 08:32 PM	#63
You're the one who said Philadelphia to Baltimore	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:33 PM	#66
Once I took a flight from BWI to Dulles.	moc	Nov-01-09 08:36 PM	#72
BWI to Dulles...what'd they do? touch and go and shove people out the back?	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:37 PM	#
I've seen that	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:44 PM	#94
Or you could, you know	SoCalNative	Nov-01-09 08:28 PM	#50
Yes, because driving from Maryland to Texas is so much more convenient than flying.	moc	Nov-01-09 08:30 PM	#57
Hey Hey	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:32 PM	#64
Why? When I can fly. Sounds like a waste of time to me.	Shell Beau	Nov-01-09 08:41 PM	#88
And so could YOU, if you'd prefer to avoid other people's foibles. nt	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:48 PM	#103
I'm kidding	bbinacan	Nov-01-09 08:28 PM	#52
of course you can. but please teach your kids to be quiet and have manners. I think that is what	robinlynne	Nov-01-09 08:10 PM	#16
I do, but life isn't perfect.	moc	Nov-01-09 08:18 PM	#26
Get some good earphones. They're wonderful on planes, for all sorts of	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:23 PM	#35
I've got plenty good headphones.. They are designed to block white noise	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:24 PM	#39
Then use earplugs, too!	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:36 PM	#74
Um NO... don't subject me to your unnecessary noise.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:38 PM	#80
No, you clearly haven't, since the noise is still bothering you .	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 10:00 PM	#213
You can only teach a one year old so much.	Shell Beau	Nov-01-09 08:45 PM	#96
Child is 1 = drive or take AMTRAK.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:46 PM	#99
Adult is intolerant and non-adaptive: drive or take AMTRAK. n/t	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:51 PM	#108
It's NOT my job to tolerate a screaming kid. Get over it. nt	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:53 PM	#115
It's your job to realize that you are ONE member of the human race	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 09:07 PM	#
NO.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:08 PM	#156
Well, too bad.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 09:09 PM	#157
You do realize that you're acting like a two-year old, don't you?	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:12 PM	#164
Now who sounds like a screaming baby?	Starbucks Anarchist	Nov-01-09 09:16 PM	#172
You and your fellow baby parents who can't just let it go..	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:25 PM	#182
I'm not a parent, nor do I plan to become one.	Starbucks Anarchist	Nov-01-09 09:30 PM	#188
That's why they have PARENTS so they won't have to. nt	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:32 PM	#192
And their parents don't always have another option.	Starbucks Anarchist	Nov-01-09 09:34 PM	#196
Thanks for the support, S.A.	pnwmom	Nov-02-09 01:31 AM	#248
know what pisses me off	MattBaggins	Nov-01-09 09:48 PM	#206
Actually, it is. Because if you lose control in the face of a screaming kid,	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:11 PM	#163
Project much? I don't lose control. nt	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:23 PM	#181
AHA! Then you DO tolerate screaming kids!	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:26 PM	#183
Umm yeah...what's your point?	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:27 PM	#186
You said it isn't your job to tolerate screaming kids. But actually it is, and you do.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:34 PM	#194
It's NOT my job to tolerate screaming kids. I only do because I'm being forced to by inconsiderate	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:39 PM	#198
To the contrary. I've been complimented on airplanes about how well	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:48 PM	#205
Yes, that works best for you. Not so much for me.	Shell Beau	Nov-01-09 08:52 PM	#111
Amtrak costs about the same as flying... it's just slower.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:55 PM	#121
Slower is everything when you're not retired with unlimited vacation time. nt	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:03 PM	#146
You don't have to worry about me being on any plane with you.	Shell Beau	Nov-01-09 09:05 PM	#149
Take this airline. By the way, the word of the day is empathy. Thinking of others	Malikshah	Nov-01-09 08:12 PM	#20
How do you teach a 6 month old whose ears are in pain to think of others?	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:24 PM	#38
You DONT fly that's how.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:25 PM	#40
That's nutty. My extended family was 3,000 miles away and I wasn't going	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:37 PM	#78
NO... that's the RIGHT thing to do.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:39 PM	#83
When we were young we only had 2 weeks of vacation. Almost all of that	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:41 PM	#89
Sometimes these things just come out of nowhere.	Shell Beau	Nov-01-09 08:48 PM	#105
What's your set of rules for behavior while traveling on AMTRAK?	treestar	Nov-01-09 08:50 PM	#106
I've never travelled on the train so I don't really have one.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:51 PM	#110
Presumably screaming kids on a train	treestar	Nov-01-09 09:15 PM	#168
Presumably there is more room on a train and private compartments?	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:26 PM	#184
So every time you've recommended AMTRAK for babies, you had no idea	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:20 PM	#177
I know that AMTRAK doesn't have pressurization issues.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:28 PM	#187
And that's the only things kids cry about, right?	Starbucks Anarchist	Nov-01-09 09:31 PM	#191
Babies cry when they're hungry, when they're gassy, and sometimes just because	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:32 PM	#193
Why not?	SoCalNative	Nov-01-09 08:43 PM	#91
We drove it once without children and it took about a week. We only had two weeks	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:45 PM	#97
How about the family flying to see you instead?	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:46 PM	#101
There were 3 of us and maybe 20 of them. Doesn't make sense to me. n/t	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:16 PM	#173
It should take no more than 3-4 days tops	SoCalNative	Nov-01-09 09:14 PM	#166
Sorry, but I'm not that much of a masochist. If that sounds good to you,	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:18 PM	#174
Yeah. That's how long it used to take me. By myself or with another young adult or two	Warren DeMontague	Nov-02-09 02:32 AM	#262
You drive	SoCalNative	Nov-01-09 08:29 PM	#55
How far away do your close relatives live? I'm guessing not 3,000 miles away.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:38 PM	#79
We drove from L.A. to the midwest every summer	SoCalNative	Nov-01-09 09:05 PM	#148
3,000 is 50% more than 2,000. And I would never subject a baby to that drive.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:19 PM	#176
How old were you? How much time did your folks have off from work?	Warren DeMontague	Nov-02-09 02:33 AM	#263
We drove from L.A. to the midwest every summer	SoCalNative	Nov-01-09 09:06 PM	#150
Grew up in the military-- rarely was able to see my relatives-- family is what you	Malikshah	Nov-01-09 09:53 PM	#209
So...	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 10:20 PM	#214
Hmmm-- if they really were serious about visiting, they would do their best to raise the children	Malikshah	Nov-01-09 10:32 PM	#218
The ignorance of the non-parents is also astounding	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 10:37 PM	#219
Babies and toddlers behaving like babies and toddlers are not problems.	pnwmom	Nov-02-09 01:48 AM	#250
(self-delete)	pnwmom	Nov-02-09 01:49 AM	#251
So what's your rule for international flights?	Starbucks Anarchist	Nov-01-09 09:26 PM	#185
Maybe it is the people who are irritated by other passengers	treestar	Nov-01-09 09:45 PM	#201
Umm, use a condom?	high density	Nov-01-09 08:37 PM	#76
It is up to the rest of the world to deal with the existence of babies.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:39 PM	#84
NO. nt	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:40 PM	#85
Yes	MattBaggins	Nov-01-09 09:53 PM	#208
I sincerely hope you never had one of your own.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:44 PM	#93
Now that's funny	bbinacan	Nov-01-09 08:53 PM	#117
DU's class warfare on display, eh?	noamnety	Nov-01-09 08:41 PM	#87
So true, we got bumped up to first class with a baby and toddler	flygal	Nov-02-09 02:04 AM	#255
I agree with the OP	davidpdx	Nov-02-09 07:20 AM	#268
I especially agree with	bbinacan	Nov-01-09 08:07 PM	#6
I suspect at least some of those assholes are people who have had their luggage go astray..	Fumesucker	Nov-01-09 08:13 PM	#23
Carry ONE on board	bbinacan	Nov-01-09 08:33 PM	#65
Check whatever you can afford to lose ..	Fumesucker	Nov-01-09 08:41 PM	#86
I used to check everything - now I do mostly carry on.	Ms. Toad	Nov-01-09 10:32 PM	#217
Well, The first one is somewhat over the top but the rest of it is what a lot of us just do	CTyankee	Nov-01-09 08:08 PM	#9
22) And keep off my lawn, you damn kids!	Ikonoklast	Nov-01-09 08:08 PM	#10
Absolutely! nt	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:10 PM	#14
Win	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:23 PM	#34
Well, that was the style at the time.	Ikonoklast	Nov-01-09 08:43 PM	#
21. Change little Kayliegh's shitty diaper	Codeine	Nov-01-09 08:09 PM	#11
DUZY ALERT!	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:10 PM	#17
*spits hot chocolate*	liquid diamond	Nov-01-09 09:57 PM	#210
Until a few hours ago I would have thought that this would be able to go without saying.	Raineyb	Nov-02-09 02:13 AM	#257
LOL I guess I took my kids to the bathroom to change, I would never think of doing it in the seat	carlyhippy	Nov-02-09 08:40 AM	#273
Airlines recommend showing up 1.5 hrs before domestic and 2 hrs before int'l but play it safe	CreekDog	Nov-01-09 08:10 PM	#15
Oh my, bigotry against fat people and hatred of little kids in one post.	Odin2005	Nov-01-09 08:10 PM	#18
Umm it doesn't necessarily mean obese.. It could also mean 6'6".	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:12 PM	#22
Also people with medical issues and the elderly...	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:20 PM	#30
Good point, Odin2005!	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:27 PM	#47
Us eccentric people tend to be more tolerant and more open minded.	Odin2005	Nov-01-09 11:13 PM	#223
I love you man,	Codeine	Nov-01-09 11:42 PM	#232
Not trying to sound arrogant.	Odin2005	Nov-01-09 11:53 PM	#235
An eccentric adult usually has issues	Codeine	Nov-01-09 11:58 PM	#237
LOL!	Odin2005	Nov-02-09 12:18 AM	#238
You left off the most important one...	liberalmuse	Nov-01-09 08:14 PM	#24
Do all men have greasy hair, or	Jane Austin	Nov-01-09 08:16 PM	#25
Americans are Funny	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:19 PM	#27
Riding on the outside of the train I get.. Riding on the front of the locomotive... loco!!	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:23 PM	#36
I rode on the top a couple times	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:28 PM	#53
LOL. n't	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:29 PM	#54
What is that, the green line in Boston?	high density	Nov-01-09 08:34 PM	#69
That's what I meant by third world...	SteelPenguin	Nov-01-09 08:38 PM	#82
Best post TODAY.	Number23	Nov-01-09 11:34 PM	#229
21. Lick my taint.	Vickers	Nov-01-09 08:19 PM	#28
Sorry but you'll have to ask the guy in the aisle seat.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:20 PM	#31
The guy in the aisle seat NEVER licks my taint!!!1!11!!!!!!1!!	Vickers	Nov-01-09 08:24 PM	#37
Well wash your butt better then..	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:25 PM	#42
YOU SAID YOU WOULDN'T TELL!!!!!	Vickers	Nov-01-09 08:31 PM	#58
No but the Scope helped...	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:35 PM	#70
If you are larger than average, you probably don't need to pay 3-4 times more for 1st class.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 08:19 PM	#29
"I've paid for my ticket, Good Sir, and I'll thank you to keep the rabble away from me!"	Ikonoklast	Nov-01-09 08:26 PM	#43
Don't fly from Texas to Alaska if your water has broken.	Blue_In_AK	Nov-01-09 08:26 PM	#45
One out of 10 Alaskans are pilots... they fly themselves...	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:27 PM	#49
We're not all so lucky, though.	Blue_In_AK	Nov-01-09 08:37 PM	#77
I agree with #17 but tell the airlines to refund peoples money in full if they do not fly. Otherwise	Shagbark Hickory	Nov-01-09 08:26 PM	#46
Fair point.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:28 PM	#51
That's a really good idea. I've had to delay flights	MineralMan	Nov-01-09 08:35 PM	#71
So many painful things to watch others doing while flying.	high density	Nov-01-09 08:31 PM	#59
Nice post, Hitler.	Brickbat	Nov-01-09 08:31 PM	#61
please have more patience, tolerance, consideration and understand for your perfectly imperfect	seabeyond	Nov-01-09 08:31 PM	#62
by not doing the things I listed which irritate them. nt	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:34 PM	#68
no one is good enough with a world of irritated, demanding, impatient people. nt	seabeyond	Nov-01-09 08:43 PM	#92
but they could be a lot better than they currently are. nt	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:45 PM	#98
sigh. ok, you be impatient in life with people. i on the other hand will see the best and almost	seabeyond	Nov-01-09 09:40 PM	#199
If you are a nudist, be careful while putting on the seat belt.	Fuzz	Nov-01-09 08:33 PM	#67
So pretty much everyone needs to stay home?	Shell Beau	Nov-01-09 08:38 PM	#81
How about this, for the 'kids don't belong on planes' fascists : Grandparent w/ X4 bypass, and kids	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:43 PM	#90
Drive or take the train.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:47 PM	#102
No.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:51 PM	#107
Not my problem. Stop imposing your kids on the rest of us.	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 08:57 PM	#126
No.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:59 PM	#135
Go ahead and impose them on me. The one thing about having had children is,	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:23 PM	#180
Really? You think so? Because someone with kids mentioned that it was	Raineyb	Nov-02-09 01:07 AM	#243
I'd rather sit next to someone who is changing a diaper than to someone who's	pnwmom	Nov-02-09 01:43 AM	#249
So you're another one who thinks the airline cabin is supposed to be a toilet?	Raineyb	Nov-02-09 01:58 AM	#253
I don't know what the current facilities are in the restroom for changing, but when	pnwmom	Nov-02-09 02:04 AM	#254
The current facilities is called the rest room	Raineyb	Nov-02-09 02:10 AM	#256
Is there a changing table in a restroom today? There didn't used to be.	pnwmom	Nov-02-09 02:36 AM	#265
Are you sure you're a liberal?	treestar	Nov-01-09 11:35 PM	#230
So your "right" to have 4 hours on a plane with no kids is more important than a grandparent	Warren DeMontague	Nov-02-09 02:21 AM	#259
To Hawaii?	AwakeAtLast	Nov-01-09 10:40 PM	#220
Get some fucking Empathy, you jerk.	Odin2005	Nov-01-09 11:19 PM	#225
+1	Odin2005	Nov-01-09 11:19 PM	#226
Why don't you start your own airline, then?	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:45 PM	#95
Maybe you should just stay home if the rest of us bother you so much....	sense	Nov-01-09 08:53 PM	#116
Noisy kids don't keep me from flying. People like you do.	Forkboy	Nov-01-09 08:54 PM	#119
Hey- remember this guy?	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 08:56 PM	#125
LOL	Forkboy	Nov-01-09 09:10 PM	#160
I think that may have been 2004, even.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 09:11 PM	#162
Once again, a set of fine headphones is a good investment,	depakid	Nov-01-09 08:58 PM	#129
I like them just for that high-pitched airplane engine noise.	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:08 PM	#153
Yep there are many worse things on planes...	depakid	Nov-01-09 09:16 PM	#170
check my bag...with my laptop...and the one with my meds?	ProdigalJunkMail	Nov-01-09 08:58 PM	#128
21) If you just plain don't like people...don't fly. n/t	TCJ70	Nov-01-09 08:59 PM	#133
Wow, where to begin.	a la izquierda	Nov-01-09 09:00 PM	#138
You're welcome to sit next to me	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:15 PM	#169
Why thank you!	a la izquierda	Nov-02-09 07:28 AM	#269
You fly commercially?	Earth_First	Nov-01-09 09:01 PM	#141
As little as possible and yes I have flown myself places in the past	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:07 PM	#151
Well, cost should be no object.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-01-09 09:08 PM	#155
Wow...#9 really sucks	pipi_k	Nov-01-09 09:14 PM	#167
No pregnant women or older people should fly either, because they often	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:44 PM	#200
I'm a knitter	Warpy	Nov-01-09 09:19 PM	#175
They still allow you to fly with knitting needles? n/t	Earth_First	Nov-01-09 09:23 PM	#179
Yes. I bring knitting with me when I fly	Raineyb	Nov-02-09 01:01 AM	#242
TSA lets you take knitting needles on a plane?	ddeclue	Nov-01-09 09:30 PM	#190
Depends on the airport.	Warpy	Nov-01-09 09:48 PM	#204
21) Assholes should wear badges as a warning to other passengers.	GodDamLiberal	Nov-01-09 09:22 PM	#178
Netbooks are okay? Good! I'll watch my Japanese tentacle porn right next to you!	Touchdown	Nov-01-09 09:47 PM	#203
What a bunch of whining	fishwax	Nov-01-09 09:52 PM	#207
The only people who have the right to complain about babies being babies	pnwmom	Nov-01-09 09:57 PM	#211
good advice	Skittles	Nov-01-09 10:22 PM	#215
You want 1/2 of the population to buy first-class?	Henryman	Nov-01-09 10:25 PM	#216
UNREC because discussion of #4 has turned nasty. n/t	philly_bob	Nov-01-09 10:47 PM	#222
And this surprises you?	Warren DeMontague	Nov-02-09 02:24 AM	#260
Deleted message	Name removed	Nov-01-09 11:16 PM	#224
LOL, DUzy!	Odin2005	Nov-01-09 11:55 PM	#236
Best. Thread. EVER. The Fail is so strong with this one it's sure to become a classic	Number23	Nov-01-09 11:40 PM	#231
No shit. If only he could have found a way to work in the moon bombing.	Warren DeMontague	Nov-02-09 12:48 AM	#240
You have absolutely ROCKED in this thread and the others ones on the topic	Number23	Nov-02-09 02:24 AM	#261
Thanks for the support!!!	Warren DeMontague	Nov-02-09 02:34 AM	#264
Re checked bags...	strategery blunder	Nov-02-09 12:38 AM	#239
It's both the irritiations listed, and the hostility projected in the OP post that	mule_train	Nov-02-09 01:08 AM	#244
I find children much less offensive than self-important douchebags	Sen. Walter Sobchak	Nov-02-09 01:15 AM	#245
pic of the OP in 1971	mule_train	Nov-02-09 01:20 AM	#247
I guess I must be lucky because when I travel on planes I hardly ever notice	pnwmom	Nov-02-09 01:51 AM	#252
Most of things work if you are on like a 'one hr. flight'	JCMach1	Nov-02-09 04:26 AM	#266
Good god on a segway, while I agree with points 1,2,3,14 and 19	carlyhippy	Nov-02-09 08:03 AM	#270
I try my best to be considerate of people regardless of the scenario	LanternWaste	Nov-02-09 08:35 AM	#272
I flew just yesterday and thought, too, that there should be an etiquette book for flying	Sparkly	Nov-02-09 08:52 AM	#275
ha, the last flight I took about 4 weeks ago some people from the back tried to plow past me	carlyhippy	Nov-02-09 08:57 AM	#277
Wow, listen to all the "adults" on this board. lol /nt	October	Nov-02-09 08:56 AM	#276
Unrec for PETA thread. n/t	superduperfarleft	Nov-02-09 09:01 AM	#278
This has gone as well as the other threads on the topic.	pinto	Nov-02-09 09:05 AM	#279

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