Originally Posted by ruckzac
(Post 24024428)
Maybe it's just me, but I think it's OK to put your feet up on the bulkhead if you're wearing socks. Never OK to put your feet up on someone's seat though.
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Originally Posted by ruckzac
(Post 24024428)
Maybe it's just me, but I think it's OK to put your feet up on the bulkhead if you're wearing socks. Never OK to put your feet up on someone's seat though.
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Originally Posted by ruckzac
(Post 24024428)
Maybe it's just me, but I think it's OK to put your feet up on the bulkhead if you're wearing socks. Never OK to put your feet up on someone's seat though.
Perhaps the stinky sock is even worse than the barefoot. Oh well. Expect your photo here soon. |
Originally Posted by Ysitincoach
(Post 24026215)
Is this a troll?
Perhaps the stinky sock is even worse than the barefoot. Oh well. Expect your photo here soon. |
Originally Posted by CMK10
(Post 24029196)
If he's a troll then I'm one too because I agree. As long as you're wearing shoes or socks and your feet aren't above the pocket where the magazine/safety card etc. go, I don't see the problem.
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So is this the correct thread for breast feeding ( on a plane or in a lounge) or should I start a new one ?
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Originally Posted by Ysitincoach
(Post 24029906)
You understand you're in a public place? A place of business. Not a family room or lounge.
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Originally Posted by cmd320
(Post 24030474)
Do you leave your shoes on when in J or F in a flatbed seat? I certainly don't, though I would never expose my bare feet. I think socks once airborne are perfectly acceptable assuming they aren't up I someone's face or anything...
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Earwax
No picture unfortunately, but today the person sitting next to me picked the earwax out of her earbud headphones and wiped it on the side of the seat between us.
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Originally Posted by Ysitincoach
(Post 24029906)
You understand you're in a public place? A place of business. Not a family room or lounge.
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Originally Posted by Ysitincoach
(Post 24030527)
Itnl J amenity kits provide socks. Socks that presumably haven't been attached to feet that carry 600 different forms of bacteria for hours prior to arrival at the aircraft. Socks worn outside the aircraft for hours tend to capture and retain moisture from the foot, many times creating objectionable foot odor.
In all likeliness, if an individual's socks are in such shape that they carry a strong odor, their shoes will also smell equally unsavory, at least, such are my observations of others. I've never had a problem with foot odor from someone removing their shoes and keeping their socked feet at normal foot level on a typical flight. Now if a person has their feet up in or near my face, that's another story. |
Originally Posted by Auston
(Post 24030622)
No picture unfortunately, but today the person sitting next to me picked the earwax out of her earbud headphones and wiped it on the side of the seat between us.
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Delta flight #7 12/28/14
The passenger in question was in seat 7B. What made this even more disgusting is something you cant capture in a picture; the SMELL!!
http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j2...psc170bf33.jpg |
Originally Posted by DL2SXM
(Post 24062244)
The passenger in question was in seat 7B. What made this even more disgusting is something you cant capture in a picture; the SMELL!!
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Originally Posted by GRALISTAIR
(Post 24062793)
OMG some people do not deserve to travl in first :td:
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