I've always regarded myself as a reasonable man. If any airline installs these horrors, then the only reasonable response is to form an angry mob with torches and pitchforks.
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
SkyRider
I've always regarded myself as a reasonable man. If any airline installs these horrors, then the only reasonable response is to form an angry mob with torches and pitchforks.
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I too consider myself a reasonable gentleman. Perhaps that accounts for why I sail or take the train when travelling long distances. Airports appear to be staffed by the offspring of a moonlit liasion between the KGB and Gestapo combining the worst excesses of both with a Teutonic sense of humour failure. Where else can you encounter the phenomena of Slow "Fast Food" and money making tactics that would have a Mafia Don pause for thought!
ReplyDeleteTTFN :)
To quote Richard Hammond; "Will they make a big one for fat people?"
ReplyDeleteHey, if it saves money. I'm sure they'll make the current seating available if you've got the cash, though.
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