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Posted on Jun 24, 2007 - 8:33pm by John P. in Thoughts, Travel
I travel. A lot! What’s a lot? Well, in the last 8 weeks I’ve been on 20 different airplanes. (And I’m writing this while waiting for a flight now…) And you know what I’m sick of even more than the overpriced airlines and late arrivals? The other passengers.
I’ve developed the following list of rules that people need to follow for the general betterment of mankind when traveling by air. If you violate them, just know that I – and probably everyone else – am cursing you and wishing horrible things upon your bloodline.
I had to sit by a guy who went to sleep with his face pointing my way – punishing me with his foul breath for hours. I spent the entire flight hoping the smell was due to a horrible disease.
This problem is becoming epidemic lately, and some people smell like something crawled up in them and died. So get some Gas-X or Tums or something and stop poisoning the air.
The only exception to this rule is if you are a smoking hot babe.
Oh, and if you have to request the seatbelt extension, seriously, you owe it to your fellow passengers to book a first class ticket. Everyone understands you’ve got a weight problem, but we still shouldn’t have to suffer.
And if you are going to sleep, cross your arms. You won’t be needing the armrest!
Oh, and if you have kids, control them. I’m going to choke the next one that is kicking the back of my seat or playing with the tray.
If you need to recline take a quick glance back to make sure you aren’t going to crush my laptop in the process and maybe give me a heads up it’s coming. Also, don’t go all the way back unless you really need it. Usually half the recline is still sufficient and more friendly to your seat-mate.
If you can’t carry it properly then check it and wait at the baggage claim with the other considerate people.
You can wait until we land to torture your poor traveling companion, but spare the rest of us.
The bottom line is, don’t do anything on an airplane that you wouldn’t do in an enclosed car with your mother, priest, or daughters present. You rude bastards!
ROFL.
Awesome post, John!
I’m just about to post a blog entry about why I love travel, and then I read this.
I have to admit, the worst thing possible on a flight is when some tosser decides to recline! I’m 6ft 2″ and some a-hole 5ft 2″ guy is sat in the exit row. DO NOT RECLINE WITH ME BEHIND YOU! I *WILL* THROW MY KNEES IN TO YOUR SEAT EVERY COUPLE OF MINUTES UNTIL YOU RETURN TO THE UPRIGHT POSITION! (Yes, I’m like that. If you recline without asking, I’ll give you hell!)
And then of course there are the babies and kids. I can’t really rant about the babies, because there isn’t much one can do, but when kids of 10 year old and above are not controlled I’m going to make it known and trip one of them up as they run in to me! A few years back I managed to get an exit row seat for the first time (We were asked if we wanted it at check in because we were both well over 6ft). Of course, a couple rows back were five kids from 10 years old to 16 years old. Throughout the whole damn flight they congregated in the exit row space. My space!
Unfortunately, for my five flights next month (Yes, five flights in a week!), I haven’t managed to get an exit row seat for any. :( I have, however, been on SeatGuru.com and I believe I’ve got some of the best economy, non-exit-row seats on the plane. With a little luck I’ll get by without kids. Without recliners. Without a wrestler sat next to me, and without somebody with a rat up their rear!
Now… back to writing this blog entry about why I love travel. :D
How about this one: For Pete’s sake, LEARN HOW TO GET UP WITHOUT HAVING TO USE THE SEAT IN FRONT OF YOU FOR LEVERAGE!
Why do so many people do that? Why can’t they hoist themselves up using the arm rests? When you’re in the seat in front of one of these dolts, you feel like you’re being attacked when they grab your headrest and pull down on it with their whole body weight.
Oh yeah, you are absolutely right. I HATE that. I’m not kidding, sometimes I want to get up and just punch people in the face for stuff like that.
John
The worst one is bringing screaming kids on the plane… Get them a shot of rum and make them shut up for Christ sake…
Here in the Philippines they also seem to have a huge problem following simple instructions about turning off their cell phones on the plane…
Yes I know you are the most important person in the world, but turn the damn phone off before you cause a freggin’ disaster… Or even worse screw up the navigation so we accidentally land in the Middle East(no bloody alcohol there)…
Kim:)