Nicking of Airline Cutlery, glassware and blankets
#76
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It's awful to have users repeatedly post photos in their original size, especially in threads that aren't trip reports. Why is it so hard to be considerate and resize your 4:3 and 16:9 shots to some width that's manageable at a FHD resolution?
I can tell you that even at UHD resolution the page looks ghastly and the writings disappear as one's screen is filled with some crockery photos. And this comment doesn't only apply to this thread, but more widely in this subforum and elsewhere on FT. And it's also an observation I've done at FHD resolution. Please, do not post photos wider than 1200-1600 pixels.
I can tell you that even at UHD resolution the page looks ghastly and the writings disappear as one's screen is filled with some crockery photos. And this comment doesn't only apply to this thread, but more widely in this subforum and elsewhere on FT. And it's also an observation I've done at FHD resolution. Please, do not post photos wider than 1200-1600 pixels.
#77
Join Date: Sep 2018
Location: DEN
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Nicking things seems like it will inevitably lead to them being 'enhanced'. If paying for Premium classes of travel, I really don't fancy eating my meal with a plastic knife and fork or drinking out a disposable plastic cup - really would cheapen the experience.
Being 'enhanced' is that the code for when they discontinue a service "to give our customers the opportunity to choose whats right for them" Your in flight movie can be found on your own damn tablet.
#79
Join Date: Oct 2015
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It's awful to have users repeatedly post photos in their original size, especially in threads that aren't trip reports. Why is it so hard to be considerate and resize your 4:3 and 16:9 shots to some width that's manageable at a FHD resolution?
I can tell you that even at UHD resolution the page looks ghastly and the writings disappear as one's screen is filled with some crockery photos. And this comment doesn't only apply to this thread, but more widely in this subforum and elsewhere on FT. And it's also an observation I've done at FHD resolution. Please, do not post photos wider than 1200-1600 pixels.
I can tell you that even at UHD resolution the page looks ghastly and the writings disappear as one's screen is filled with some crockery photos. And this comment doesn't only apply to this thread, but more widely in this subforum and elsewhere on FT. And it's also an observation I've done at FHD resolution. Please, do not post photos wider than 1200-1600 pixels.
#80
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 366
It's awful to have users repeatedly post photos in their original size, especially in threads that aren't trip reports. Why is it so hard to be considerate and resize your 4:3 and 16:9 shots to some width that's manageable at a FHD resolution?
I can tell you that even at UHD resolution the page looks ghastly and the writings disappear as one's screen is filled with some crockery photos. And this comment doesn't only apply to this thread, but more widely in this subforum and elsewhere on FT. And it's also an observation I've done at FHD resolution. Please, do not post photos wider than 1200-1600 pixels.
I can tell you that even at UHD resolution the page looks ghastly and the writings disappear as one's screen is filled with some crockery photos. And this comment doesn't only apply to this thread, but more widely in this subforum and elsewhere on FT. And it's also an observation I've done at FHD resolution. Please, do not post photos wider than 1200-1600 pixels.
#81
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: HKG
Programs: BA GGL & CCR
Posts: 600
Zero morals about taking anything... just not tacky enough to ever allow any guests to my home to dine or drink out of a piece of airline china or insecure enough broadcast the fact that I regularly turn left where there serve food out of such things.
I do have a set of ‘honestly acquired from the mandarin oriental’ printed on the bottom porcelain chocolate boxes that go perfect with my Alessi table wear and these quite cheap kitschy chinese character table mats.
I would applaud the skills of anyone that can actually make anything stolen from BA work with the rest of their table wear as an interior design genius.
I do have a set of ‘honestly acquired from the mandarin oriental’ printed on the bottom porcelain chocolate boxes that go perfect with my Alessi table wear and these quite cheap kitschy chinese character table mats.
I would applaud the skills of anyone that can actually make anything stolen from BA work with the rest of their table wear as an interior design genius.
#82
Join Date: Dec 2015
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I was born to parents of another era. I remember curb checking our bags (how could you not they were made of Bakelite). Asking if we could get bumped (both ways and it would work). Reading Newsweek magazine with my dad (so the "Kay mer Ro gays" are bad guys dad?) Every flight my mother or father would give me a couple "air sick" pills (benadryl) when we were at the gate. During boarding my mother would ask for a wing pin if an attendant didn't proactively give me one. Then give me a lecture that only big boys get to keep their wings, and if I cried they would be taken by the Captain who might throw me out of the plane. Bribed, threatened, and drugged to the gills, we were often complimented on how polite and well behaved children we were. Other odd motherly things proactively asking for crackers and croutons during food service because "hes a picky eater" then keeping them for her work lunches. Another motherly lesson order your bloody mary prior to take off "I take my bloody marys like i take my men hot and cheep" even if they wont make it on the tarmac you'll get served before drink service. She also kept branded drink stirrers too.
#84
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I specifically mentioned BA F pajamas. I think it's almost inconceivable to imagine that they would be washed and reused by the airline.
#89
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It's awful to have users repeatedly post photos in their original size, especially in threads that aren't trip reports. Why is it so hard to be considerate and resize your 4:3 and 16:9 shots to some width that's manageable at a FHD resolution?
I can tell you that even at UHD resolution the page looks ghastly and the writings disappear as one's screen is filled with some crockery photos. And this comment doesn't only apply to this thread, but more widely in this subforum and elsewhere on FT. And it's also an observation I've done at FHD resolution. Please, do not post photos wider than 1200-1600 pixels.
I can tell you that even at UHD resolution the page looks ghastly and the writings disappear as one's screen is filled with some crockery photos. And this comment doesn't only apply to this thread, but more widely in this subforum and elsewhere on FT. And it's also an observation I've done at FHD resolution. Please, do not post photos wider than 1200-1600 pixels.
#90
Join Date: Oct 2015
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Whether they look fine or not, it's a real pain to have to scroll endlessly past large photographs to read the latest contributions to the debate. Thankfully, the thread has now moved on to a new page so it's not a problem any more.