Hall of Shame: Photographic Evidence of Disgusting Acts by Delta Air Lines Passengers
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Oct 4, 13, 10:02 pm
#1007
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Originally Posted by HongKonger
Those look like a woman's feet? Just start massaging. Either she'll get the message and take them down, or things will get interesting...
Oct 4, 13, 10:38 pm
#1008
Join Date: Jul 2011
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Originally Posted by mooper
Your comment made me laugh so hard I almost teared up. You're absolutely correct... just begin the massage - you can't go wrong either way. Unless, of course, it's actually a dude.
Oct 6, 13, 7:24 pm
#1009
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Peoria, IL
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Time to wear hazmat suits!
Originally Posted by Winged Wheel
Gotta love this: seated in Economy Comfort (aisle seat) from DTW-SLC on Sep 12th. Guy across the aisle and one row back abruptly vomits in a truly volcanic fashion. No, he doesn't bend forward and reach for a bag. Instead, this buffoon throws his head back and tries to cover his mouth with his hands, which does nothing but spray barf in all directions.
By our count, he sprayed no less than seven (7) fellow passengers, including me. (The flight was perfectly calm, btw, with no turbulence and nobody else feeling discomfort, at least not until this guy erupted.) Classless SOB apologized to no one, and basically just tried to shrug it off. Felt really bad for the crew, which had to mop up his seat -- a 40 minute chore.
By our count, he sprayed no less than seven (7) fellow passengers, including me. (The flight was perfectly calm, btw, with no turbulence and nobody else feeling discomfort, at least not until this guy erupted.) Classless SOB apologized to no one, and basically just tried to shrug it off. Felt really bad for the crew, which had to mop up his seat -- a 40 minute chore.
Haz mat suits are inexpensive and now, I will start to pack one in my carry-on. Along with plastic bags and the packages of anti-bacterial wipes. I have seen little children get sick, but this bozo probably felt ill for awhile and never even reached for the bag!
Oct 7, 13, 1:13 am
#1010
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Originally Posted by HongKonger
Those look like a woman's feet? Just start massaging. Either she'll get the message and take them down, or things will get interesting...
(literally, without the smile)
Oct 7, 13, 6:46 am
#1011
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Meechigan
Programs: Delta DM MM
Posts: 1,004
I wish I caught a picture of this. Last week at the end of a TATL a guy in row 1 went into the overhead, pulled out his deodorant, and proceeded to lift up his shirt to apply it... standing right there at the very front of BE for all to see.
Oct 7, 13, 12:44 pm
#1012
Join Date: May 2012
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This is when I am very glad FT doesn't have Smellivision, as I'd hate to find out one way or another IF is was truly needed. Although my preference might be for him to use the rest room to do it, if I was his neighbor and it was needed and the alternative was that he DIDN'T apply the deodorant, I am really glad he did!
Originally Posted by k2
I wish I caught a picture of this. Last week at the end of a TATL a guy in row 1 went into the overhead, pulled out his deodorant, and proceeded to lift up his shirt to apply it... standing right there at the very front of BE for all to see.
Oct 7, 13, 8:10 pm
#1013
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Originally Posted by k2
I wish I caught a picture of this. Last week at the end of a TATL a guy in row 1 went into the overhead, pulled out his deodorant, and proceeded to lift up his shirt to apply it... standing right there at the very front of BE for all to see.
Originally Posted by Teamstone
This is when I am very glad FT doesn't have Smellivision, as I'd hate to find out one way or another IF is was truly needed. Although my preference might be for him to use the rest room to do it, if I was his neighbor and it was needed and the alternative was that he DIDN'T apply the deodorant, I am really glad he did!
Oct 8, 13, 2:04 pm
#1014
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Originally Posted by k2
I wish I caught a picture of this. Last week at the end of a TATL a guy in row 1 went into the overhead, pulled out his deodorant, and proceeded to lift up his shirt to apply it... standing right there at the very front of BE for all to see.
My reply was "So other than that, how was your flight on US?"
Originally Posted by tigers2007
Originally Posted by Winged Wheel
Guy across the aisle and one row back abruptly vomits in a truly volcanic fashion.
Originally Posted by mdb
Guess this one does not bother me - socks on.
Nov 6, 13, 10:39 am
#1015
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: ATL
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Posts: 29
A Fistfull of toes
This might take the cake. Flying ATL>SNA yesterday riding in EC window 757-200 and I think was 39/87 for upgrade. As soon as the boarding door closes I feel something on my armrest, but window side. Now instinctively I would normally turn around or try and maneuver to see before I acted to find out if I dropped something or whatever. This time, I just reached with my arm to the back of the armrest and much to my dismay, got a handful of toes. Now two things here. 1. Really? Civilized people do this, putting your feet up on someone's armrest. Completely ridiculous. 2. Do you honestly think I won't notice something on my armrest in a 4 1/2 hour flight across the country. I've read scattered reports on this and yes have seen some photos of people putting their feet on the bulkhead, but c'mon. Anyway, hand full of toes and literally push them away from my armrest of which the foot never returned. Turned around and if course the person wouldn't look at me. Didn't bother making a scene, I'm guessing a squeezed pinky was justice enough. Thoughts?
Nov 6, 13, 11:02 am
#1018
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