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Reply #30 posted 10/13/05 7:30pm

Byron

emm said:

so if i have it straight
anyone who crowds anyone else should be made to buy another ticket
anyone with a child should not be allowed to fly

a pet peeve is one thing - hopefully these sentiments are exagerated?
flying is a convienence for everyone and as a result we have to deal with some unpleasantness.
cramped seats, stale air, sitting too close to the loo, lineups, waiting, no food, bad food... whatever

but we all deal with it
including the people who are trying to occupy as little space as possible
or the parent who is trying to quiet a screaming kid.

True... nod Those aren't pet peeves to me, just a reality of commuter travel.

Now, the ONE in-flight movie that you want to see playing on every flight except yours...THAT'S a pet peeve...lol mad
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Reply #31 posted 10/13/05 7:49pm

JasmineFire

emm said:

so if i have it straight
anyone who crowds anyone else should be made to buy another ticket
anyone with a child should not be allowed to fly

a pet peeve is one thing - hopefully these sentiments are exagerated?
flying is a convienence for everyone and as a result we have to deal with some unpleasantness.
cramped seats, stale air, sitting too close to the loo, lineups, waiting, no food, bad food... whatever

but we all deal with it
including the people who are trying to occupy as little space as possible
or the parent who is trying to quiet a screaming kid.

well...that's what bothers me on a plane. the food doesn't bother me. the movies don't bother me. but being sufficated by another person's girth does. and baby screams literally stop my breath.

i don't realistically think that these people shouldn't fly but it would be nice if i didn't have to deal with it. you know, like a run in the nylons or a migraine headache. it's be nice if it didn't exist but it does so you deal. and then when people start a thread about what bothers you, you complain about it and get on with your life.
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Reply #32 posted 10/13/05 8:03pm

charlottegelin

emm said:

so if i have it straight
anyone who crowds anyone else should be made to buy another ticket
anyone with a child should not be allowed to fly

a pet peeve is one thing - hopefully these sentiments are exagerated?
flying is a convienence for everyone and as a result we have to deal with some unpleasantness.
cramped seats, stale air, sitting too close to the loo, lineups, waiting, no food, bad food... whatever

but we all deal with it
including the people who are trying to occupy as little space as possible
or the parent who is trying to quiet a screaming kid.

sure beats getting scurvy on a 6 month voyage on an ocean liner where a certain percentage of passengers usually died. disbelief
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Reply #33 posted 10/13/05 8:06pm

emm

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JasmineFire said:

i don't realistically think that these people shouldn't fly but it would be nice if i didn't have to deal with it.


the last time i was on a plane i would rather not have picked up a virus that put me in bed for all but the first day of my holiday neutral
and i'm sure the poor guy sitting next to me would have liked to have killed me for spilling my drink in his lap. boxed

yeah we deal... and that's why i said i hoped the sentiments were exagerated rose
doveShe couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay dove
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Reply #34 posted 10/13/05 8:32pm

Byron

charlottegelin said:

emm said:

so if i have it straight
anyone who crowds anyone else should be made to buy another ticket
anyone with a child should not be allowed to fly

a pet peeve is one thing - hopefully these sentiments are exagerated?
flying is a convienence for everyone and as a result we have to deal with some unpleasantness.
cramped seats, stale air, sitting too close to the loo, lineups, waiting, no food, bad food... whatever

but we all deal with it
including the people who are trying to occupy as little space as possible
or the parent who is trying to quiet a screaming kid.

sure beats getting scurvy on a 6 month voyage on an ocean liner where a certain percentage of passengers usually died. disbelief

Ok, did you have to pay extra for the scurvy??,...
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Reply #35 posted 10/13/05 8:39pm

charlottegelin

Byron said:

charlottegelin said:


sure beats getting scurvy on a 6 month voyage on an ocean liner where a certain percentage of passengers usually died. disbelief

Ok, did you have to pay extra for the scurvy??,...

hell no, it's as complimentary as the lack of fresh fruits and veg
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Reply #36 posted 10/13/05 9:04pm

Byron

charlottegelin said:

Byron said:


Ok, did you have to pay extra for the scurvy??,...

hell no, it's as complimentary as the lack of fresh fruits and veg

At least I wouldn't have to hear "We'll be at the bottom of the ocean shortly"...
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Reply #37 posted 10/13/05 9:05pm

charlottegelin

Byron said:

charlottegelin said:


hell no, it's as complimentary as the lack of fresh fruits and veg

At least I wouldn't have to hear "We'll be at the bottom of the ocean shortly"...

biggrin one can only hope!
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Reply #38 posted 10/13/05 9:08pm

Byron

charlottegelin said:

Byron said:


At least I wouldn't have to hear "We'll be at the bottom of the ocean shortly"...

biggrin one can only hope!

You want me at the bottom of the ocean??... neutral
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Reply #39 posted 10/13/05 9:15pm

charlottegelin

Byron said:

charlottegelin said:


biggrin one can only hope!

You want me at the bottom of the ocean??... neutral

batting eyes if you like
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Reply #40 posted 10/13/05 9:17pm

Byron

charlottegelin said:

Byron said:


You want me at the bottom of the ocean??... neutral

batting eyes if you like

You're still mad at me for getting your bra size wrong, aren't you... confused
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Reply #41 posted 10/13/05 9:21pm

charlottegelin

Byron said:

charlottegelin said:


batting eyes if you like

You're still mad at me for getting your bra size wrong, aren't you... confused

nope, not mad at all biggrin
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Reply #42 posted 10/13/05 9:34pm

Byron

charlottegelin said:

Byron said:


You're still mad at me for getting your bra size wrong, aren't you... confused

nope, not mad at all biggrin

Then why do you want me at the bottom of the ocean?? bawl
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Reply #43 posted 10/13/05 9:50pm

charlottegelin

Byron said:

charlottegelin said:


nope, not mad at all biggrin

Then why do you want me at the bottom of the ocean?? bawl

I don't really hug
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Reply #44 posted 10/14/05 6:42am

LleeLlee

Having to sit next to somebody you dont know for 8/9 hours and eat and try to sleep with them 3 inches away from your mug.

yeah, I can be very anti-social smile
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Reply #45 posted 10/14/05 7:14am

Ace

LleeLlee said:

Having to sit next to somebody you dont know for 8/9 hours and eat and try to sleep with them 3 inches away from your mug.

Yes, I assume it must be very difficult trying to have sex with somebody in those cramped seats in Economy. But what airline are you flying that they force you to dine and have sex with your neighbour? And why must you both eat and have these sexual relations exactly three inches away from your coffee mug (I'm surprised they even provide coffee mugs!)? confuse Boy, the English have strange airlines.
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Reply #46 posted 10/14/05 7:25am

AzureStarr

I love flying! Especially first thing in the morning when they dim the lights!

The only two things that I really don't care for are the seats, the size and leg room... when we land I always feel like I was stuffed in a small box for days.

I'm also not fond of people wanting to chit-chat with me. It makes me uncomfortable.
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Reply #47 posted 10/14/05 7:45am

LleeLlee

Ace said:

LleeLlee said:

Having to sit next to somebody you dont know for 8/9 hours and eat and try to sleep with them 3 inches away from your mug.

Yes, I assume it must be very difficult trying to have sex with somebody in those cramped seats in Economy. But what airline are you flying that they force you to dine and have sex with your neighbour? And why must you both eat and have these sexual relations exactly three inches away from your coffee mug (I'm surprised they even provide coffee mugs!)? confuse Boy, the English have strange airlines.



where else could you have sexual relations and get meals and drinks handed to you at the same time? nowhere. as for the coffee mug, I dont go anywhere without it and it must be within my field of vision at all times.

I'm not telling you the name of this airline nana
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Reply #48 posted 10/14/05 7:50am

Ace

LleeLlee said:

I'm not telling you the name of this airline nana

That's okay; I don't fly coach. talk to the hand
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Reply #49 posted 10/14/05 7:51am

LleeLlee

Ace said:

LleeLlee said:

I'm not telling you the name of this airline nana

That's okay; I don't fly coach. talk to the hand



what does that mean..fly coach!!!!?
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Reply #50 posted 10/14/05 7:53am

Ace

LleeLlee said:

Ace said:


That's okay; I don't fly coach. talk to the hand



what does that mean..fly coach!!!!?

Coach = Economy.
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Reply #51 posted 10/14/05 8:06am

LleeLlee

Ace said:

LleeLlee said:




what does that mean..fly coach!!!!?

Coach = Economy.



I guess you have one of these too shrug

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Reply #52 posted 10/14/05 8:06am

meltwithu

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i thought this was about flying pets named peeves boxed

flyingpig
you look better on your facebook page than you do in person hmph!
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Reply #53 posted 10/14/05 8:07am

Ace

LleeLlee said:

Ace said:


Coach = Economy.



I guess you have one of these too shrug


I don't have a TV. Madonna says it's bad for my children.
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Reply #54 posted 10/14/05 8:09am

LleeLlee

Ace said:

LleeLlee said:




I guess you have one of these too shrug


I don't have a TV. Madonna says it's bad for my children.



It must be fun being married to Madonna.
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Reply #55 posted 10/14/05 8:49am

Ace

LleeLlee said:

It must be fun being married to Madonna.

It was more fun before she started believing in superstition and developed thighs as wide as a football players'. neutral
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Reply #56 posted 10/14/05 9:26am

XxAxX

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emm said:

so if i have it straight
anyone who crowds anyone else should be made to buy another ticket
anyone with a child should not be allowed to fly

a pet peeve is one thing - hopefully these sentiments are exagerated?
flying is a convienence for everyone and as a result we have to deal with some unpleasantness.
cramped seats, stale air, sitting too close to the loo, lineups, waiting, no food, bad food... whatever

but we all deal with it
including the people who are trying to occupy as little space as possible
or the parent who is trying to quiet a screaming kid.



so if i have it straight...

you are in favor of obesity, you don't bathe and you do scream loudly for four hour periods of time

?? wink

ps: i have enjoyed flights where i was seated next to small folks who didn't use my space, who smelled fresh and clean and who talked with me quietly, as opposed to bawling at the top of their lungs.

let's not forget these types of flights are also possible, and also represent the 'convenience of flying'
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Reply #57 posted 10/14/05 9:55am

emm

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i'll be sure to tell the flight attendants to pass out the duct tape to everyone else on your next flight biggrin

i do not think our experiences have been any different
these particular pet peeves became a bit hyperbolic
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doveShe couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay dove
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Reply #58 posted 10/14/05 10:14am

XxAxX

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emm said:

i'll be sure to tell the flight attendants to pass out the duct tape to everyone else on your next flight biggrin

i do not think our experiences have been any different
these particular pet peeves became a bit hyperbolic
rose



nice attempt at a dig, emm! love the flower that follows it, too. great contrast you got going there biggrin


i just checked your profile. i see why we're miles apart on this issue!!!
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Reply #59 posted 10/14/05 10:25am

Stymie

I hate loud talking on flights and I hate that the flight attendants don't do anything about the loud talking on flights.
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