Worst part about being on an airplane - Flying so high above the world

Worst part about being on the airplane

  • I love all of it no complaints

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Take off

    Votes: 5 5.3%
  • Landing

    Votes: 4 4.2%
  • Poping ears

    Votes: 10 10.5%
  • Being close to other people

    Votes: 30 31.6%
  • The masks now

    Votes: 9 9.5%
  • Long flights

    Votes: 11 11.6%
  • Other

    Votes: 26 27.4%

  • Total voters
    95
Little kids crying. I don't know why parents just don't fucking use sleeping pills on them. Also, the fact that most functional adults on these planes don't know how to fuck off. Lack of supplies as well. There's only so much reading I can do, since it's not exactly easy to sleep on the uncomfy seats.
 
As a giant motherfucker the absolute lack of space and general claustraphobia of trying to fucking move about on the plane. I've started always flying first class now because goddamn I need that extra room, especially when flying with the missus since she's a lanklet as well.
Also not technically on a plane, but airport security in general and the TSA especially get right on my fucking nerves. It's a gigantic, pointless waste of time and money, that doesn't do anything other than make the entire experience worse, and cost a fortune, and it'll never ever go away because it's basically just another BS federal welfare employment-for-retards scheme at this point.
 
I know you are more likely to die in a car accident than an airplane crash but that doesn't change a thing about how I feel about being 30,000 feet in the air.
 
Little kids crying. I don't know why parents just don't fucking use sleeping pills on them.
Drugging children because they can't/won't behave is fucking lazy & irresponsible, even on long intercontinental flights.

Plus, now we can hand them a tablet or iPad & they'll stay occupied for hours.
Also, the fact that most functional adults on these planes don't know how to fuck off. Lack of supplies as well. There's only so much reading I can do, since it's not exactly easy to sleep on the uncomfy seats.
Fuck off to where? Tune them out, same as their unhinged spawn.

The rest is on you.
 
Plus, now we can hand them a tablet or iPad & they'll stay occupied for hours.

What about if said child isn't using headphones? Enjoy that bing bing wahoo for the next few hours at full volume out of a shitty ipad speaker for maximum annoyance.
Having flown roughly 16 hours on a non stop international flight, I can say that crying kids do indeed suck. But probs the worst part is trying to get the fuck off that flight after landing while retards try to get luggage down and block the shit out of the isle. Maybe being really uncomfortable in standard seating too, the food sucks ass but blocking me from fresh air after 16 hours in the death tube really does it for me.
 
What about if said child isn't using headphones? Enjoy that bing bing wahoo for the next few hours at full volume out of a shitty ipad speaker for maximum annoyance.
Solution: Noise-cancelling earplugs; no batteries or bluetooth required.
But probs the worst part is trying to get the fuck off that flight after landing while retards try to get luggage down and block the shit out of the isle.
Solution: sit down & wait for a few more minutes. I know it sucks hard, but standing up & crowding the aisle while giving everything that moves the stinkeye, isn't going to make them move any faster.
blocking me from fresh air after 16 hours in the death tube really does it for me.
Not a single argument there. Just on that basis alone I'll take a weeks-long transit by boat or train over any flight.
 
They don't want to permanently fuck-up their kids, just because your selfish faggot ass can't invest in some earmuffs
Though I agree with the selfish faggot part, I don't think that avoiding any complications from medications would apply to the many parents who forced their kids to get the covid "vaccines," of which the long terms effects in kids and adults is still TBD.
 
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