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I was in first class on a plane there and back because airports don't work properly. Not that I am complaining. Did this happen to anyone else?
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munn wrote:
> Of course I don't pay for it, but I woul dif I had to.
"Daddy, buy me my first class ticket and pay for my holiday!"
- "OK son, you lovable little scamp"
> Of course I don't pay for it, but I woul dif I had to.
"Daddy, buy me my first class ticket and pay for my holiday!"
- "OK son, you lovable little scamp"
I've only flown a few times. Once I was told that they "had to bump me up to business class". Oh noes!
The other times have been cattle class. It's perfectly adequate. The only real difference I noticed was the food. I could live with the little bit less legroom, because it's just like being in a car.
The other times have been cattle class. It's perfectly adequate. The only real difference I noticed was the food. I could live with the little bit less legroom, because it's just like being in a car.
Seatbelts on planes etc are really there in case the plane hits a thermal pocket or something.
I've heard they can drop several thousand feet.
But surely a pilot would try and fly away from one or something if they knew it was there, and if they didn't, well, no point in seatbelts as no-one'll be wearing them.
Who knows.
I've heard they can drop several thousand feet.
But surely a pilot would try and fly away from one or something if they knew it was there, and if they didn't, well, no point in seatbelts as no-one'll be wearing them.
Who knows.
down wrote:
> Basically everyone would die anyway, I'm pretty sure they only put
> those safety things to stop people worrying - at the speeds planes
> fly at, you'd probably bounce off the water with the plane breaking
> up. That's just a guess, but apparently at 100mph water's as hard as
> concrete.
I heard that dropping from high enough, your legs (or whatever hits first) can actually vapourise.
It sounded far-fetched, but a scientist said it on tv. He had a real beard.
> Basically everyone would die anyway, I'm pretty sure they only put
> those safety things to stop people worrying - at the speeds planes
> fly at, you'd probably bounce off the water with the plane breaking
> up. That's just a guess, but apparently at 100mph water's as hard as
> concrete.
I heard that dropping from high enough, your legs (or whatever hits first) can actually vapourise.
It sounded far-fetched, but a scientist said it on tv. He had a real beard.
Chr1s wrote:
> I wish I could afford first class, well, I probably could but
> according to my parents it isn't worth it. I wholeheartedly disagree.
> Not my decision though.
>
> Economy seating is a joke. If the worst should happen and we plunged
> from 35,000 feet into the sea, we'd be well and truly screwed. Anyone
> who survived the crash wouldn't have a hope in hell of getting out
> because the seats are packed so tightly, and I can't imagine people
> are going to be patiently letting others out before them. It would be
> a mad scramble and survival of those who can push hardest.
Basically everyone would die anyway, I'm pretty sure they only put those safety things to stop people worrying - at the speeds planes fly at, you'd probably bounce off the water with the plane breaking up. That's just a guess, but apparently at 100mph water's as hard as concrete.
> Then of course there's the kids who never shut the hell up. Having a
> two year old scream for nine hours in the seat behind you is a crap
> experience I can tell you. Then there's the little gits who kick your
> damn seat for the whole trip. Bad food, TV screens so small and blurry
> you can hardly see what's going on and constantly being asked if you
> want another cup of rancid tea by some fat tart with awful teeth.
Tell the kid's mother to stop her children kicking your seat - you'll get a glare but she'll be sure to do it. Buy headphones. First class get the same fat tart with awful teeth asking if you want another cup of the same rancid tea, except more so.
so stfu
> I wish I could afford first class, well, I probably could but
> according to my parents it isn't worth it. I wholeheartedly disagree.
> Not my decision though.
>
> Economy seating is a joke. If the worst should happen and we plunged
> from 35,000 feet into the sea, we'd be well and truly screwed. Anyone
> who survived the crash wouldn't have a hope in hell of getting out
> because the seats are packed so tightly, and I can't imagine people
> are going to be patiently letting others out before them. It would be
> a mad scramble and survival of those who can push hardest.
Basically everyone would die anyway, I'm pretty sure they only put those safety things to stop people worrying - at the speeds planes fly at, you'd probably bounce off the water with the plane breaking up. That's just a guess, but apparently at 100mph water's as hard as concrete.
> Then of course there's the kids who never shut the hell up. Having a
> two year old scream for nine hours in the seat behind you is a crap
> experience I can tell you. Then there's the little gits who kick your
> damn seat for the whole trip. Bad food, TV screens so small and blurry
> you can hardly see what's going on and constantly being asked if you
> want another cup of rancid tea by some fat tart with awful teeth.
Tell the kid's mother to stop her children kicking your seat - you'll get a glare but she'll be sure to do it. Buy headphones. First class get the same fat tart with awful teeth asking if you want another cup of the same rancid tea, except more so.
so stfu
I don't like to waste money on airlines.
I pack myself into a suitcase.
I pack myself into a suitcase.
I just loved the way you all swagger into the thread
" I always fly first class... yeah, thanks daddy "
:P
" I always fly first class... yeah, thanks daddy "
:P
Bullett...northern....first.. class?!
HOW?!
^^
HOW?!
^^
But I'd be too poor to fly in a long first class flight. Or "Club Class" as some people call it..
I hate children.
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