Delta announces free spirits in international economy
Dec 8, 2013, 3:23 am
#106
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How in the world can anyone become intoxicated on Bailey's?
As for the guy whose shorts were falling... if only TSA allowed you to keep your belt on... reminds me of the boxers vs briefs episode of Seinfeld... "and the only thing between him and us is a thin layer of gabardine."
As for the guy whose shorts were falling... if only TSA allowed you to keep your belt on... reminds me of the boxers vs briefs episode of Seinfeld... "and the only thing between him and us is a thin layer of gabardine."
The shorts thing was just all around hysterical. FA next to me wasn't impressed though and said she's seen much worse.
Dec 9, 2013, 8:10 am
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Feb 19, 2014, 2:26 pm
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It lists it somewhere; I forget what page, but it says something like "FC/BE get free drinks on all flights, EC gets free drinks on jfk->SEA/SFO/LAX transcon, all passengers get free drinks on long-haul int'l"
Feb 19, 2014, 4:43 pm
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Since I'm flying DL TPAC in a couple of days, this is great news (I don't drink much, but I like Bailey's).
For Bailey's lovers: if you mix Bailey's with Coca-Cola, you get a froathy, ever-expanding brownish foam exceeding the volume of the container, regardless of its size! I was on a flight in September when a passenger did this; made quite a mess. So, a word of caution: don't mix Bailey's Irish Cream with Coke! Especially on a plane with reduced air pressure.
For Bailey's lovers: if you mix Bailey's with Coca-Cola, you get a froathy, ever-expanding brownish foam exceeding the volume of the container, regardless of its size! I was on a flight in September when a passenger did this; made quite a mess. So, a word of caution: don't mix Bailey's Irish Cream with Coke! Especially on a plane with reduced air pressure.
Feb 19, 2014, 5:30 pm
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Since I'm flying DL TPAC in a couple of days, this is great news (I don't drink much, but I like Bailey's).
For Bailey's lovers: if you mix Bailey's with Coca-Cola, you get a froathy, ever-expanding brownish foam exceeding the volume of the container, regardless of its size! I was on a flight in September when a passenger did this; made quite a mess. So, a word of caution: don't mix Bailey's Irish Cream with Coke! Especially on a plane with reduced air pressure.
For Bailey's lovers: if you mix Bailey's with Coca-Cola, you get a froathy, ever-expanding brownish foam exceeding the volume of the container, regardless of its size! I was on a flight in September when a passenger did this; made quite a mess. So, a word of caution: don't mix Bailey's Irish Cream with Coke! Especially on a plane with reduced air pressure.
Feb 19, 2014, 8:54 pm
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Since I'm flying DL TPAC in a couple of days, this is great news (I don't drink much, but I like Bailey's).
For Bailey's lovers: if you mix Bailey's with Coca-Cola, you get a froathy, ever-expanding brownish foam exceeding the volume of the container, regardless of its size! I was on a flight in September when a passenger did this; made quite a mess. So, a word of caution: don't mix Bailey's Irish Cream with Coke! Especially on a plane with reduced air pressure.
For Bailey's lovers: if you mix Bailey's with Coca-Cola, you get a froathy, ever-expanding brownish foam exceeding the volume of the container, regardless of its size! I was on a flight in September when a passenger did this; made quite a mess. So, a word of caution: don't mix Bailey's Irish Cream with Coke! Especially on a plane with reduced air pressure.
I flew DTW/LHR and they ran out of Bailey's with a few hours to go in the flight. I wasn't happy seeing I was on a paid J ticket.