Worst inflight behaviour Award
Nov 21st 2005, 5:16 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by Ransi
Why oh why would someone want to shit in the sink?...Funny though... 
It wasn't funny for us. We had to lock the loo door but 'cos the loos are close to the galleys the stench kept seeping through.
I've never been so glad to get off a bloody plane.
Nov 21st 2005, 5:17 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by suzy
The worst was 3 weeks ago on a flight when someone poohed in the sink instead of the toilet. The next person who went in came out screaming and had to be put on oxygen 'cos of the shock.
Nov 21st 2005, 5:32 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by Ransi
Why oh why would someone want to shit in the sink?...Funny though...
It's obvious!
He didn't wonna go on a toilet that everyone else had been using
That would be dirty!Bye
Mark
Nov 21st 2005, 5:33 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by markeh
It's obvious!
He didn't wonna go on a toilet that everyone else had been using That would be dirty!
Bye
Mark
He didn't wonna go on a toilet that everyone else had been using
That would be dirty!Bye
Mark
Nov 21st 2005, 5:41 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by suzy
It was a she :scared:
Nov 21st 2005, 5:44 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by Ransi
A guy I can kind of understand (drunk with mates egging him on)....but a woman...ugh dirty bitch...obviously she did'nt wash her hands!...
Yes she did. She used the toilet
Nov 21st 2005, 5:46 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by suzy
Yes she did. She used the toilet
Nov 22nd 2005, 3:40 am
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Well, at least that french woman was thoughtful enough to try to open the door so she could have a smoke: shows consideration for her fellow passengers!
Imagine the complaints if she just sparked up in the plane!
Imagine the complaints if she just sparked up in the plane!
Nov 22nd 2005, 4:41 am
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by Trevglas
Well, at least that french woman was thoughtful enough to try to open the door so she could have a smoke: shows consideration for her fellow passengers!
Imagine the complaints if she just sparked up in the plane!
Imagine the complaints if she just sparked up in the plane!
Nov 22nd 2005, 7:56 am
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by Trevglas
Well, at least that french woman was thoughtful enough to try to open the door so she could have a smoke: shows consideration for her fellow passengers!
Imagine the complaints if she just sparked up in the plane!
Imagine the complaints if she just sparked up in the plane!
If she was truly thoughtful she'd have smoked in the toilets to cover up the smell of the crap in the sink.
Nov 22nd 2005, 12:38 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by A dogs life
If she was truly thoughtful she'd have smoked in the toilets to cover up the smell of the crap in the sink.
Nov 22nd 2005, 12:40 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by A dogs life
If she was truly thoughtful she'd have smoked in the toilets to cover up the smell of the crap in the sink.
Nov 22nd 2005, 6:07 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by renth
There's no way anyone would be able to open a door on a plane at altitude as the pressure in the aircraft's cabin holding it shut would be too great.
Even at low altitude I reckon the cabin pressure would be too high to enable the door to be opened.
Even at low altitude I reckon the cabin pressure would be too high to enable the door to be opened.
What would really hold the door in place is the 500mph+ wind outside pushing it flush with the surface of the fuselage.
Nov 22nd 2005, 6:23 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by mercador
But the air pressure inside is GREATER than the pressure outside. At cruising altitude the pressure inside the cabin is about 700 millibar and outside (at say 35000ft) would be 140 millibar. Therefore on a typical 1 sq mt cabin door you already have 5.6kg (700 - 140 millibar = 560 hectoPascal = 5.6 kg/sq mt) of force pushing it out
Nov 22nd 2005, 7:44 pm
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Re: Worst inflight behaviour Award
Originally Posted by Ransi
I suppose she was Irish?...
WRONG
SHE MUST HAVE BEEN ONE OF " YOUR COUNTRY WOMAN " 
DIRTY BITCH