If these are your feet, stop it!!!
May 4, 17, 7:04 pm
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One time, sitting in F (I forget the airplane, but it was a narrow-body), a passenger behind me put his smelly feet -- in socks, shoes removed -- on the back side of the center armrest between my seat and my neighbor.
I accidentally spilled some water (PDB) down the armrest during takeoff. Problem solved.
I accidentally spilled some water (PDB) down the armrest during takeoff. Problem solved.
May 4, 17, 7:10 pm
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Originally Posted by AndyPatterson
One time, sitting in F (I forget the airplane, but it was a narrow-body), a passenger behind me put his smelly feet -- in socks, shoes removed -- on the back side of the center armrest between my seat and my neighbor.
Raised by wolves.
May 4, 17, 7:10 pm
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Originally Posted by AndyPatterson
I accidentally spilled some water (PDB) down the armrest during takeoff.
May 4, 17, 7:14 pm
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Originally Posted by AndyPatterson
One time, sitting in F (I forget the airplane, but it was a narrow-body), a passenger behind me put his smelly feet -- in socks, shoes removed -- on the back side of the center armrest between my seat and my neighbor.
I accidentally spilled some water (PDB) down the armrest during takeoff. Problem solved.
I accidentally spilled some water (PDB) down the armrest during takeoff. Problem solved.
May 4, 17, 7:57 pm
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As this seems to be a generic discussion of air travelers' misplaced feet, will move this to TravelBuzz to share will the larger community.
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May 4, 17, 8:22 pm
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Originally Posted by rickg523
It was on WN I think.
Pilot came back, saw three people with feet up on the bulkhead, said "Excuse me, can you please take your feet down? This is my workplace. Would you sit like that in someone's office? Thanks."
It worked.
Pilot came back, saw three people with feet up on the bulkhead, said "Excuse me, can you please take your feet down? This is my workplace. Would you sit like that in someone's office? Thanks."
It worked.
May 4, 17, 8:52 pm
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Originally Posted by tonykline1947
from my travel portfolio:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/26598411-post34.html
May 4, 17, 10:52 pm
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I don't really mind if someone puts their covered feet on the bulkhead.
I mind if they put their feet on my armrest. But in their own space, who cares? (Other than the pilot. If they say something, listen.).
I mind if they put their feet on my armrest. But in their own space, who cares? (Other than the pilot. If they say something, listen.).
May 5, 17, 1:18 am
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Only one of my biggest pet hates along with babies having their nappy changed on the tray table , only time I have ever gone ape sh*t was when I saw a lady do it and get " brown paste " on tray table and seat ��
