I think that, statistically,
the most dangerous part of your journey will be the drive to or from the airport.
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Sun 20 Oct 2002, 9:43,
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right right.
but, see... uhm... you don't find a life-jacket nestling underneath the seat of your car.
kinna gives you the impression they're safer, somehow.
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Sun 20 Oct 2002, 9:45,
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kinna gives you the impression they're safer, somehow.
i'm fine
if i can cling to someones head and scream 'mummy' during take off and landing.
people get a bit funny about it though.
:(
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Sun 20 Oct 2002, 9:52,
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people get a bit funny about it though.
:(
If you tell us the flight number
we can track it on the flight tracker at trip.com and form a global karmic support network. I think Jiva has the instructions for one of those.
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Sun 20 Oct 2002, 9:56,
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uhm....
it's easyjet!! (i know the shame! - but they did buy a load of new planes, maybe i'll be on one of those... but hang on, new products have teething trouble don't they? oh shit now i don't know if i feel better or worse for new planes!)
anyway.. easyjet flight 824 from madrid to gatwick at 15:25 ur time
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Sun 20 Oct 2002, 10:00,
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it's easyjet!! (i know the shame! - but they did buy a load of new planes, maybe i'll be on one of those... but hang on, new products have teething trouble don't they? oh shit now i don't know if i feel better or worse for new planes!)
anyway.. easyjet flight 824 from madrid to gatwick at 15:25 ur time
Don't think any of those are in service yet,
which means you'll probably be flying in one of those 20-year old Lufthansa cast-offs.
I shouldn't worry about it too much. You're more likely to get run over crossing the road than die in a plane crash. Even if you do, at least you'll make the news.
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Sun 20 Oct 2002, 10:09,
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I shouldn't worry about it too much. You're more likely to get run over crossing the road than die in a plane crash. Even if you do, at least you'll make the news.