You know you fly Delta too much when...
Jan 22, 2011, 4:42 pm
#16
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or when you just added extra digest to your SM #, now you remeber the anniversary
Jan 22, 2011, 4:47 pm
#17
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Jan 22, 2011, 5:02 pm
#19
Join Date: Mar 2010
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I am a teacher and I order Biscoff cookies as rewards for my students.
I also have the seats in my classroom arranged in MD-88 style, three on the left and two on the right facing forward. I also use the airline seat numbering system with rows 1-5 ABC DE. I only have five rows, so it is in an all coach configuration.
I also have the seats in my classroom arranged in MD-88 style, three on the left and two on the right facing forward. I also use the airline seat numbering system with rows 1-5 ABC DE. I only have five rows, so it is in an all coach configuration.
Jan 22, 2011, 7:24 pm
#22
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I think you all have it covered, but I would like to add two to the list.
Seeing my favorite ticket counter and gate agents. They all know me and I know them. They are becoming part of my family more and more.
Which leads me to point number two. It really feels like home, being able to sit down on a Delta aircraft, or seeing between a sea of Thai, Emirates, Lufthansa, etc etc a lone Delta widget among the sea of whatever airport I am at, I know when I board the plane, I will be going home and that I am home on board a Delta aircraft.
I think you all have it covered, but I would like to add two to the list.
Seeing my favorite ticket counter and gate agents. They all know me and I know them. They are becoming part of my family more and more.
Which leads me to point number two. It really feels like home, being able to sit down on a Delta aircraft, or seeing between a sea of Thai, Emirates, Lufthansa, etc etc a lone Delta widget among the sea of whatever airport I am at, I know when I board the plane, I will be going home and that I am home on board a Delta aircraft.
Jan 22, 2011, 8:40 pm
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Jan 23, 2011, 12:46 am
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. . . . when . . . . you're running out of room in your fridge cuz it's overflowing with 8.5 oz Dasanis!! 
Jan 23, 2011, 1:22 am
#28
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Too Much Delta
When specifying in your will to hang your Diamond Medallion tag from your coffin handle.
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Jan 23, 2011, 2:20 am
#29
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When you voluntarily go on YouTube and look up the safety video just to see Deltalina's finger wag and the other FA's sparkling tooth.
When someone announces that they're baking cookies and you ask "Biscoff?".
When you mistake the reception desk at your doctor's/dentist's office for the SC check-in desk (and subsequently embarrass yourself by handing them your SC membership card in lieu of an insurance card).
When someone announces that they're baking cookies and you ask "Biscoff?".
When you mistake the reception desk at your doctor's/dentist's office for the SC check-in desk (and subsequently embarrass yourself by handing them your SC membership card in lieu of an insurance card).