sloth MFFY mentality rampant
I've always loathed the part of air travel when the plane hits the
gate and everyone stands up, gets in the aisle and stands around doing nothing. It's much worse when you're flying during holidays when you've got idiots who hardly ever fly, many loaded down with children they don't keep in line. What could be so hard about simply allowing people who have their **** together to proceed ahead of you when you know it's going to take you an hour to put on your coat, and gather your bags from under the seat and the overhead compartment while you stand in the aisle? Can't people gather everything up except what's in the overhead compartment before the bell dings indicating you can stand, and then simply grab your bag from the overhead as you head down the aisle? |
Olaf Gustafson wrote: > I've always loathed the part of air travel when the plane hits the > gate and everyone stands up, gets in the aisle and stands around doing > nothing. I hate travelling on the same plane as black people. Why do they have to fly on our planes? > > It's much worse when you're flying during holidays when you've got > idiots who hardly ever fly, many loaded down with children they don't > keep in line. > > What could be so hard about simply allowing people who have their **** > together to proceed ahead of you when you know it's going to take you > an hour to put on your coat, and gather your bags from under the seat > and the overhead compartment while you stand in the aisle? > > Can't people gather everything up except what's in the overhead > compartment before the bell dings indicating you can stand, and then > simply grab your bag from the overhead as you head down the aisle? It's much the same principle as with Pavlov's dogs. |
Olaf Gustafson wrote: > I've always loathed the part of air travel when the plane hits the > gate and everyone stands up, gets in the aisle and stands around doing > nothing. I hate travelling on the same plane as black people. Why do they have to fly on our planes? > > It's much worse when you're flying during holidays when you've got > idiots who hardly ever fly, many loaded down with children they don't > keep in line. > > What could be so hard about simply allowing people who have their **** > together to proceed ahead of you when you know it's going to take you > an hour to put on your coat, and gather your bags from under the seat > and the overhead compartment while you stand in the aisle? > > Can't people gather everything up except what's in the overhead > compartment before the bell dings indicating you can stand, and then > simply grab your bag from the overhead as you head down the aisle? It's much the same principle as with Pavlov's dogs. |
In article >, Olaf Gustafson wrote:
> Can't people gather everything up except what's in the overhead > compartment before the bell dings indicating you can stand, and then > simply grab your bag from the overhead as you head down the aisle? No. they expect everyone else to wait for them. They see no reason to hurry. Anyone who wants to go faster or thought ahead and is ready to go is an impaitent jerk as far as they are concerned. |
In article >, Olaf Gustafson wrote:
> Can't people gather everything up except what's in the overhead > compartment before the bell dings indicating you can stand, and then > simply grab your bag from the overhead as you head down the aisle? No. they expect everyone else to wait for them. They see no reason to hurry. Anyone who wants to go faster or thought ahead and is ready to go is an impaitent jerk as far as they are concerned. |
"Olaf Gustafson" > wrote in message
... > I've always loathed the part of air travel when the plane hits the > gate and everyone stands up, gets in the aisle and stands around doing > nothing. > > It's much worse when you're flying during holidays when you've got > idiots who hardly ever fly, many loaded down with children they don't > keep in line. > > What could be so hard about simply allowing people who have their **** > together to proceed ahead of you when you know it's going to take you > an hour to put on your coat, and gather your bags from under the seat > and the overhead compartment while you stand in the aisle? > > Can't people gather everything up except what's in the overhead > compartment before the bell dings indicating you can stand, and then > simply grab your bag from the overhead as you head down the aisle? Or you could just sit patiently in your seat until a space clears. It was a 4 hour flight, or less--what's another 5 minutes? Plus, it's fun watching others try and dash off the aircraft, which is impossible in the throng. |
"Olaf Gustafson" > wrote in message
... > I've always loathed the part of air travel when the plane hits the > gate and everyone stands up, gets in the aisle and stands around doing > nothing. > > It's much worse when you're flying during holidays when you've got > idiots who hardly ever fly, many loaded down with children they don't > keep in line. > > What could be so hard about simply allowing people who have their **** > together to proceed ahead of you when you know it's going to take you > an hour to put on your coat, and gather your bags from under the seat > and the overhead compartment while you stand in the aisle? > > Can't people gather everything up except what's in the overhead > compartment before the bell dings indicating you can stand, and then > simply grab your bag from the overhead as you head down the aisle? Or you could just sit patiently in your seat until a space clears. It was a 4 hour flight, or less--what's another 5 minutes? Plus, it's fun watching others try and dash off the aircraft, which is impossible in the throng. |
Stay off planes. That's what i do.
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Stay off planes. That's what i do.
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Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote: > Stay off planes. That's what i do. Thank you. At least one mode of transport is not ruined by you. |
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