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PerkAslut said...
I'm rarely in a good mood when I have to step into one of those flying tin cans and my mood worsens significantly if I don't get an aisle seat. And preferably on the left side of the plane because my right knee gets stiff if I can't stretch it.
New item added to my bucket list: Be on the same flight as Perk and see his reaction when he doesn't get an aisle seat.
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PerkAslut said...
If you want to see it get really bad, pay the person sitting next to me to make useless small talk the entire flight.
Consider it done! I love it when they wait till you're asleep, and then decide to wake you up and talk your ear off. Recruiting Analyst for Voice of the Hawkeyes. Email: tworly@yahoo.com; Twitter: @ToddWorly247
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Todd Worly said...
Here's another pet peave of mine, and maybe I'm alone on this, but tell me what you guys think.
Once the plane lands, and people are starting to walk off the plane, I think it makes sense to let the people in the rows in front of you get out first (unless, for whatever reason, they indicate that they just want to sit there). I think it's rude when someone is trying to get out, but people who were seated behind them keep walking by and don't let them out.
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If you want to see it get really bad, pay the person sitting next to me to make useless small talk the entire flight.
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When you fly (on an airplane) window seat, or aisle?