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If people are breaking your laptop then why are you still putting the screen in the tray table lip? Fool me once...
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Thoguh posted:If people are breaking your laptop then why are you still putting the screen in the tray table lip? Fool me once... Nobody puts their screen in the tray table lip unless they're retarded. However, when someone moves the seat back, the lock for the tray table protrudes the most and that strikes the back of the screen. Usually it just cracks the plastic.
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Aug 27, 2014 14:18
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:Nobody puts their screen in the tray table lip unless they're retarded. However, when someone moves the seat back, the lock for the tray table protrudes the most and that strikes the back of the screen. Usually it just cracks the plastic. Do you fly a lot of tourist routes? I find that flights filled with business travelers, people will ease back way slow if they do recline.
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Aug 27, 2014 14:29
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Uncle Jam posted:Do you fly a lot of tourist routes? I find that flights filled with business travelers, people will ease back way slow if they do recline. Not really. I only have problems on CRJ2s (most of the rest of the time I'm in Y+ or F) - and it's only happened twice in like 700+ segments.
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Aug 27, 2014 14:57
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Guys what if the left side of the plane had a no recline rule (during non-red eye flights).
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Aug 27, 2014 15:23
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:The trackpad is a pain in the rear end, so I just use the stupid little eraser nubbin thing. Works way better and your hand is at a more natural angle. The Keyboard Clitoris?
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Aug 27, 2014 15:35
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The common theme among the people complaining about seat reclining appears to be people doing work in economy. Maybe the answer is to stop doing that?
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Aug 27, 2014 15:50
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Slamming back would be a dick move. The  bruised knees argument I see everywhere is just exaggeration though, right?
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Aug 27, 2014 16:24
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Pvt Dancer posted:Guys what if the left side of the plane had a no recline rule (during non-red eye flights). yeah that'll work people will totally respect it and everyone books their seats knowing that. I couldn't care less either way on this issue. Hell, take out the recline. Physically I am built for being crammed like a sardine and if more people are "discouraged" from flying because of this then good for me.
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Aug 27, 2014 16:36
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Tall guy: I recline like an inch because it changed my life as far as back pain. I recline slowly so I don't break anything. I feel this fair.
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Aug 27, 2014 16:55
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Arzakon posted:Slamming back would be a dick move. The Pretty much. If it's that big of a problem keep some broom handle and clothesline with you; I guarantee they'll only recline on you once.
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Aug 27, 2014 17:10
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6'5" here. Some planes it loving kills my knees when people recline. Notably the md80s (I think) on delta and United Regional jets. Other planes it is just generally uncomfortable and annoying. Sitting next to a sweaty hambeast is worse though. Probably my biggest southwest complaint is the number of fatsos that seem to choose the airline over others. Really really fat people on SW are cool with me because they buy two seats. My problem is the tweeners who are not fat enough for the two seat policy buy still really wide (and sweaty)
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Aug 27, 2014 18:04
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MickeyFinn posted:The common theme among the people complaining about seat reclining appears to be people doing work in economy. Maybe the answer is to stop doing that? If a company expects you to work on flights, then you need to be in an environment with enough room to do it- econ plus, business, or first. (I know this doesn't really happen but it would be nice if it did)
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Aug 27, 2014 18:06
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Think best guide line is just to turn around and give a quick look before you recline. It's like some unspoken heads up and words wonders. Problem is that people do like to slam their seats back  oxsnard posted:Sitting next to a sweaty hambeast is worse though. Probably my biggest southwest complaint is the number of fatsos that seem to choose the airline over others. Really really fat people on SW are cool with me because they buy two seats. My problem is the tweeners who are not fat enough for the two seat policy buy still really wide (and sweaty) Didn't some goon shared a link about some airline which charges by total weight 
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Aug 27, 2014 18:09
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I think it was Samoan air. Which is hilarious since Samoa is the fattest in the world http://m.newser.com/story/74949/samoa-tops-list-of-fattest-countries.html
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Aug 27, 2014 18:27
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If you ever fly on little planes, like Cape Air's 402s, they ask you your weight when you board so they can distribute everything correctly. Pretty funny to hear a guy who clearly is 200+ give his weight as 180.
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Aug 27, 2014 18:31
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This thread has me very thankful for being roughly the size of a fighter pilot at 5'7" 165.
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Aug 27, 2014 18:40
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MickeyFinn posted:The common theme among the people complaining about seat reclining appears to be people doing work in economy. Maybe the answer is to stop doing that? I need to bang out a little work man. There's a lot that doesn't let up just because i'm traveling. It is, however, why at least part of me laments the prevalence of on board wifi...
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Aug 27, 2014 22:47
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Aristotle Animes posted:I need to bang out a little work man. He'd have to be little to bang in an economy seat.
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Aug 28, 2014 01:41
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:If you ever fly on little planes, like Cape Air's 402s, they ask you your weight when you board so they can distribute everything correctly. Pretty funny to hear a guy who clearly is 200+ give his weight as 180. That's incredibly dangerous; people should read up on Air Midwest 5481 before they do stupid things like that.
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Aug 28, 2014 14:13
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PCjr sidecar posted:He'd have to be little to bang in an economy seat. im gay
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Aug 28, 2014 14:30
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Mackieman posted:That's incredibly dangerous; people should read up on Air Midwest 5481 before they do stupid things like that. b-b-b-butttt my weight is a trigger for me waaaaaaaaaaaahhhh
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Aug 28, 2014 16:44
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Mackieman posted:That's incredibly dangerous; people should read up on Air Midwest 5481 before they do stupid things like that. Is there some reason they can't have a scale at the gate or something? Some reason other than fat people would complain, I mean.
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Aug 28, 2014 17:41
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MickeyFinn posted:Is there some reason they can't have a scale at the gate or something? Some reason other than fat people would complain, I mean. That Air Midwest flight is exactly why CapeAir asks for weights. I haven't seen a scale. I bet they just hedge up from what everyone says, but it gets them in the ballpark.
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Aug 28, 2014 17:51
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The plane is supposed to have sensors but most shite contract airlines that run those puddle jumping Saabs and poo poo have dubious maintenance and you can tell. I remember a flight on a q400 when there was gonna be an involuntary denied boarding due to weight if no one would volunteer for the next flight so the FA had them unload 30 bags, pointed at them while barking at us that all those bags are gonna be a day late or lost if someone didn't volunteer this instant. nobody budged. Boy was that a pleasant flight. I guess republicair doesn't like to pay out the comp for IDBs.
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Aug 28, 2014 18:21
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Reminds me of an Air Asia flight with some friends where they let too many board, as in no seat assignment and at the end there were 2 people left standing like dumbasses. They refused to get off and the crew let us know that they wouldn't leave until two people did. After an hour and a half standoff they finally upped the reward, some locals took it and we were on our way. I wonder how much loitering at a gate for that long costs.
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Aug 28, 2014 20:23
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I've passed up so many opportunities to take the vouchers I should probably go confess to the bad with money thread.
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Aug 28, 2014 21:23
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Aristotle Animes posted:im gay Do only straight people bang? If so, I'm sorry to hear that. Tomorrow finally marks my first day on the job. It'll take a couple of weeks to ramp up, but I'm anxious to find out where my first on-the-job trip will be.
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Aug 29, 2014 01:18
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Fryhtaning posted:Do only straight people bang? If so, I'm sorry to hear that. Congrats! You're going to Skymall's HQ with a side trip to Hammlecher Schlammcher or whatever the gently caress to see THE Self Compacting Garbage Can
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Aug 29, 2014 02:04
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Fryhtaning posted:Do only straight people bang? If so, I'm sorry to hear that. Give it 6 months and you'll be cynical and burned out like the rest of us! 
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Aug 29, 2014 03:10
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Uncle Jam posted:Congrats! You're going to Skymall's HQ with a side trip to Hammlecher Schlammcher or whatever the gently caress to see THE Self Compacting Garbage Can Ah yes, Hammacher Schlemmer, making Brookstone look like a loving deal since 1993.
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Aug 29, 2014 04:01
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Buy a programmable talking scale that shames you for finishing restaurant portions, you disgusting fatty gently caress. You're gonna die by 40.
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Aug 29, 2014 14:08
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So my complaint about airline seats are that they make my tailbone hurt. I'm 6'2", 195# and can get reasonably comfortable unless i'm in the window seat of a regional jet. But something about airline seats kill my tailbone. I need to start carrying a hemorrhoid cushion.
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Goober Peas posted:So my complaint about airline seats are that they make my tailbone hurt. I'm 6'2", 195# and can get reasonably comfortable unless i'm in the window seat of a regional jet. But something about airline seats kill my tailbone. I need to start carrying a hemorrhoid cushion. United's newer slimline coach seat design seems especially bad to me in this regard. It feels like the cushion may as well just be painted on.
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Aug 30, 2014 20:16
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kitten smoothie posted:United's newer slimline coach seat design seems especially bad to me in this regard. It feels like the cushion may as well just be painted on. Depending on the flavor, they actually have decent padding; the issue is that the seat pan is too short so there isn't much support, causing pain. But all airlines worldwide are installing them as fast as they can, so it will be the new normal soon.
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Aug 30, 2014 20:21
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Yeah there's no going back on those. United reached out for feedback early on when they started installing them earlier this year on the airbii 319/20s. They got a very bad reaction from me when they gave me a survey. The ones on the 737 have improved in height but the seat depth is still terrible. I can't handle a 2hr flight on the seats that are lower to the floor. Those kill my back but I did a Tcon in y not too long ago on the 737 with slimlines and it didn't hurt like I thought it would. I object to not having any storage for a water bottle in the seatback pocket. AgrippaNothing fucked around with this message at 21:44 on Aug 30, 2014 |
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Aug 30, 2014 21:41
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I would happily lay down and let them stack me like cord wood. Like that space plane in 5th element.
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Xguard86 posted:I would happily lay down and let them stack me like cord wood. Like that space plane in 5th element. Yeah I always dreamt of flying like that. Just install rails to each compartment and we just slide ourselves out for bathroom breaks or something. The only problem would be fat people. They can't even buy 2 seats to fly.
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MCI is a joke of an airport. Frigging car rental building is a grandeur the traffic of a regional airport could never fill. jokes on me tho, the dick thats flying on a Sunday afternoon before labor day after working Saturday. gently caress me.
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caberham posted:Yeah I always dreamt of flying like that. Just install rails to each compartment and we just slide ourselves out for bathroom breaks or something. Offering up something like the crew rest cabin in the A380 is never going to happen, but it would be awesome. 
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