CN94559
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FOUL! That was below the belt! anic:
:bandit::nana2:
I have a buddy who lives in Alabama (outside of Dothan) so I have a get outta jail free card for that foul
FOUL! That was below the belt! anic:
:bandit::nana2:
I have a buddy who lives in Alabama (outside of Dothan) so I have a get outta jail free card for that foul
Yeah, but then again I am from HSV... we have the highest number of Ph.D.'s per capita in the country! :nana2:
ohhhhhhhhhh aren't you just mr. special?
I can see some obese special interest groups or something trying to turn into UA's problem and not the fat person's....
Good, about time. When you buy a ticket, you are paying for 18.5 inches X 32 inches... if you need 30x32, then you should have to pay for it.
So if I wanted to avoid having a kid kicking my back for the whole flight, could I buy the row behind me as well as the row I'm in....so I can stretch out?
...or does this only apply to really fat people?
Come on folks, you mean if you went to Outback and ate two steaks, that you'd actually expect to pay for them both?
Oh...
Wait.
Nevermind!
An apples-to-oranges comparison. The air carriers are licensed to transport passengers on a per-passenger basis, not a per-pound or per cubic foot one. One passenger = one fare.Come on folks, you mean if you went to Outback and ate two steaks, that you'd actually expect to pay for them both?
Oh...
Wait.
Nevermind!
Interestingly enough, SWA's contract also otherwise prohibits "purchase of more than one seat for use by a single passenger". So no, you can't buy a whole row of seats with the intent to stretch out and sleep through the flight.
Even with such language, it's only a matter of time before such practices are found unlawful by the courts. Indeed, 14 CFR Part 382 prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in air travel, and the courts have already found obesity to be a disability in the eyes of the law.
Hey...that's the ticket! Let's start charging by the pound! P90x here I come!!!An apples-to-oranges comparison. The air carriers are licensed to transport passengers on a per-passenger basis, not a per-pound or per cubic foot one. One passenger = one fare.
I want a 30% discount for being scrawny. Fair's fair.
Don't ask me why but my mental picture of you involves a guy that weighs about 4 Bills with a thick guttural Russian Accent w/ alcohol on his breath and wears a sweat suit.
No Offense
Hah. None taken, I wish I were that awesome. I'm about a buck fifty soaking wet, but I make up for it by having a big mouth on the internet. I don't wear anything-suits, but hoodie and jeans is the preferred "professional attire" in my line of work. Just a mild southern accent, but I think I can accomodate you in spades on the "alcohol on my breath"! Bottoms up, JC.