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(, Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:44, archived)
"Queue either side, it doesn't make fuck all difference anyway, since we're all getting on the same bus to go to the plane, cocksmokers"
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:46,
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you can pay a couple of quid extra for priority boarding, which at Bristol airport simply means you get to get on the bus that drives you to the plane before everyone else does.
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:46,
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and an emergency exit row was free.
Although I'm not complaining, I never understand why someone wouldn't *want* to sit there..
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:56,
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Although I'm not complaining, I never understand why someone wouldn't *want* to sit there..
I love the little talk the stewardess gives you. LIKE IT REALLY MATTERS!
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:58,
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who was sat on an emergency exit row.
The old lady was doing her best simply not to die - AND she couldn't understand any language the stewardess was speaking to her. She wasn't asked to move though.
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 11:01,
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The old lady was doing her best simply not to die - AND she couldn't understand any language the stewardess was speaking to her. She wasn't asked to move though.
and EVERYONE joins the queue
except this stupid english who waits because he's too polite :(
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:48,
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except this stupid english who waits because he's too polite :(
the priority queue was far larger than the normal people queue, who didn't pay extra to stand about. When it was time for us to board, I got up and walked through without a wait and still had a window seat. I had the added pleasure of my utter delight that the priority people had wasted their money on standing up longer than I had to. Tits.
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:49,
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at how backward Bristol is. Buses to Planes? What are you? Cavemen?
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:51,
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Berlin, Rome, London, all buses to planes.
I think they do it to save on jet fuel.
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:52,
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I think they do it to save on jet fuel.
at least that's what they told me as they strapped me into the stretcher.
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:53,
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is like herding cats.
And I've pretty much given up on Ryanair - when you factor in travel to Prestwick, taxes, fees, etc., it works out cheaper to fly from a professional airline from Edinburgh instead.
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:49,
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And I've pretty much given up on Ryanair - when you factor in travel to Prestwick, taxes, fees, etc., it works out cheaper to fly from a professional airline from Edinburgh instead.
The way people bob up and down every time they think the gate will be opening for boarding any second now
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:51,
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Had to run like hell, accompanied by member of staff, and still made it onto the plane.
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:52,
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This one time I got to the airport, the plane had ALREADY TAKEN OFF, so they strapped me into a helicopter and flew after the plane, then chucked me out over the wing.
The other passengers had to haul me in through the emergency exit.
Which was nice.
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Fri 27 Mar 2009, 10:57,
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The other passengers had to haul me in through the emergency exit.
Which was nice.