Well, I'd rather call it a botched audio job than saying the singer is saying it wrong (even though he is awful). I would not have heard it as "paedophile" unless someone had mentioned it(which they now have), and I really have to "want" it to sound that way for it to work like that. I say this is a garbage claim overall.
Well, I'd rather call it a botched audio job than saying the singer is saying it wrong (even though he is awful). I would not have heard it as "paedophile" unless someone had mentioned it(which they now have), and I really have to "want" it to sound that way for it to work like that. I say this is a garbage claim overall.
It's the same with all those EVP 'ghost' recordings as well!
"HIT! My bicycle hair frame is walking the BABY! Cool hatstand!"
"Lemons, us are legged droppings, FROM ABOVE, DOREEN!"
"I the strangest, if nots and welding light!"
Ha ha that pictures very funny. These huge people really should pay more when flying. I was stuck next to 'someone who doesnt say no to extra helpings' on a flight to San Francisco, frickin nightmare battling with him for extra space. Of course being english i was too polite to say anything and instead moan about it afterwards !
I hate flying though, flying back from spain in the summer one guy who was in the emergency exit seats had a prosthetic arm ! He kept pulling his sleeve down to cover it, i should have grassed him up but didnt. Bad by him though, IF there was a huge emergency he cant do much with one arm.
Ha ha that pictures very funny. These huge people really should pay more when flying.
But his guy is so huge he probably can't fasten up his safety belt, let alone occupy one seat. He's blocking the aisle, and he probably couldn't make it out of the main safety exists. All of which puts lives in danger.
But his guy is so huge he probably can't fasten up his safety belt, let alone occupy one seat. He's blocking the aisle, and he probably couldn't make it out of the main safety exists. All of which puts lives in danger.
Yeah read some of the comments on that site, thats very bad, they said the airline is scared stiff of a lawsuit. You always hear about those ridiculous ones in the US, person buys a hot mcdonalds coffee and scars themselves when they spill it, old dear in a motorhome puts it on 'cruise control' and goes to the back of the vehicle (and it crashes), she thought cruise control meant it drives itself. Perhaps an urban myth but a funny story though
Maybe the airline is scared of someone taking offence if they're charged for two seats, but even so someone should have been professional enough to recognise that the guy isn't going to fit in a normal seat and done at least something about it. Instead they've just passed him on and on until the flight crew have to sort it out and everyone gets delayed. He's certainly an additional risk to himself, if not everyone else, in an emergency situation, but then so might someone be if they have limited mobility and take a critical seat in the evacuation route.
If you can argue that overweight people can be charged more, why do you then think that anyone with a disability should get extra facilities laid on for free? Because we have equality laws, that's why. And yet because I'm taller than average, I'm always asked to pay extra just to get a seat I can sit in. I consider that discrimination, but there's no specific law against that.
The solution is to fit wider seats and charge extra for those, too. Then, specify the maximum width of the standard seat the same way they do legroom. They're legal areseholes for not specifically stating anywhere in their terms of carriage that if you can't fit in a seat, it's your problem, not theirs, but that's the outcome.
The thing is, if you actually ask in advance to try and smooth things out, they'll make you pay and pay and pay again. If you're an arsehole about it too and just walk on through and shout at the flight crew and inconvenience a lot of other people, you're more likely to get away with it.
It's not your fault. They deliberately reduce the cabin pressure after take-off - that's why your ears pop, it's got nothing to do with altitude, though it does reduce the stress on the airframe a bit at cruise. It also reduces your oxygen uptake and makes you dopey. But for some people that means that pressure difference has to balance out elsewhere too.
I used to work with a Navy chief who was literally a human barometer. The slightest drop in atmospheric pressure and you'd get the Trumpet Involuntary about half an hour before the first rains fell. 100% true fact, honest. So next time, blame the weather.
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Is that a moose?
Not anymore! :D
Here's a sample of the mouse singing.
It's the same with all those EVP 'ghost' recordings as well!
"HIT! My bicycle hair frame is walking the BABY! Cool hatstand!"
"Lemons, us are legged droppings, FROM ABOVE, DOREEN!"
"I the strangest, if nots and welding light!"
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should he be hibernating at this time of year?
I hate flying though, flying back from spain in the summer one guy who was in the emergency exit seats had a prosthetic arm ! He kept pulling his sleeve down to cover it, i should have grassed him up but didnt. Bad by him though, IF there was a huge emergency he cant do much with one arm.
But his guy is so huge he probably can't fasten up his safety belt, let alone occupy one seat. He's blocking the aisle, and he probably couldn't make it out of the main safety exists. All of which puts lives in danger.
Yeah read some of the comments on that site, thats very bad, they said the airline is scared stiff of a lawsuit. You always hear about those ridiculous ones in the US, person buys a hot mcdonalds coffee and scars themselves when they spill it, old dear in a motorhome puts it on 'cruise control' and goes to the back of the vehicle (and it crashes), she thought cruise control meant it drives itself. Perhaps an urban myth but a funny story though
If you can argue that overweight people can be charged more, why do you then think that anyone with a disability should get extra facilities laid on for free? Because we have equality laws, that's why. And yet because I'm taller than average, I'm always asked to pay extra just to get a seat I can sit in. I consider that discrimination, but there's no specific law against that.
The solution is to fit wider seats and charge extra for those, too. Then, specify the maximum width of the standard seat the same way they do legroom. They're legal areseholes for not specifically stating anywhere in their terms of carriage that if you can't fit in a seat, it's your problem, not theirs, but that's the outcome.
The thing is, if you actually ask in advance to try and smooth things out, they'll make you pay and pay and pay again. If you're an arsehole about it too and just walk on through and shout at the flight crew and inconvenience a lot of other people, you're more likely to get away with it.
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or tranq him, like an elephant.
Being in a confined area on a small plane and someone lets a deadly silent one escape, nightmare
I used to work with a Navy chief who was literally a human barometer. The slightest drop in atmospheric pressure and you'd get the Trumpet Involuntary about half an hour before the first rains fell. 100% true fact, honest. So next time, blame the weather.
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At altitude ?
That realy confused me!!!!