Leekbrookgull
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[Drinking] Drunk on a passenger aircraft.
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Why bother stopping ?
Man there are some miserable killjoy mother****ers on here. I'm completely against anti social behaviour on planes or anywhere else. But the idea of banning drinking before flying? What the actual ****? Go have a word with yourselves.
Icy Gull
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Going slightly off topic but still air related, how thick must this guy be to have used the same phone he made his booking on to make a hoax call?
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-45205880
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-45205880
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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On a normal 7am I have only been awake for 30mins, I haven't eaten yet, I have to drive a car. I have a job to go through. I couldn't even stomach the idea of an ice cold beverage.
On a holiday 7am I have probably been up 3 hours, had breakfast ages ago, have NO vehicle to drive and am free of responsibility.
Have no reason why a beer should be frowned upon if you fancy it. What's the golden time one is allowed to consume?
And this is coming from someone who doesn't drink at home and, even at the football, probably has 2 pints. I'm certainly no larger lout.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Having two or three pints before a three hour flight to Lanzarote generally won't result in a hangover
Dunno about you, but I want to know what time the party starts at [MENTION=3711]Driver8[/MENTION] 's
Completely agree. Are you a smaller lout though?
I'd hazard a guess that it doesn't.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Ah well. I probably wouldn't be invited anyway.
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
Everybody can make a bad judgement call, so I would impose a fine/temporary ban on first airborne offence as long as it didn't put the aircraft in danger.
Second offence. Complete worldwide ban on flying for life.
I don't drink, but it would be unfair to spoil peoples pleasure by banning alcohol totally on flights or at airports.
A lot of airlines now have staff trained to stop serving alcohol if things are getting rowdy onboard with either groups or individuals.
Second offence. Complete worldwide ban on flying for life.
I don't drink, but it would be unfair to spoil peoples pleasure by banning alcohol totally on flights or at airports.
A lot of airlines now have staff trained to stop serving alcohol if things are getting rowdy onboard with either groups or individuals.
The Spanish
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what do you like to do on your holidays driver8?
I’m about to drive around the Canadian Rockies in a Motorhome. I won’t be getting pissed at the airport though.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Damn.
studio150
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You don't however have to suffer the boorish behaviour on a train as you can move carriages or even change trains however you are stuck with the drunk for the entire flight on a plane
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Nobody here is advocating people getting PISSED at the airport. But there's nothing inherently "wrong" with a few early morning beers at the airport to relax and get in the mood. Personally, once all the luggage has been checked in and I'm sat with some mates and/or family at the very beginning of a couple of weeks of R&R in the sun, I enjoy the social occasion of 2 or 3 pints whilst relaxing having a bite to eat a few hours before the flight. Thats when my holiday starts as far as I'm concerned, but I've never boarded a plane drunk, or arrived at my destination drunk.
You are right. My life is very dull as I don’t drink at 7.00 am.
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
I've been drunk on flights many times, same for pubs, clubs, restaurants, stadiums etc. But then I can handle my drink and am comfortable with my sexuality and masculinity and don't feel the need to kick off when I've had a few.
I have no problem with you choosing not to drink. I have a problem with you wanting to ban other people from doing so and saying that there is something wrong with them.
I can’t really help what I think whether you have a problem with it or not!
It’s no good people complaining about drunks on planes if there is unlimited access to alcohol at any time of the day. Anyhow, I’m clearly in the minority here so I’ll stick to just tutting when I walk past a bar in the airport at 7.00 am.
You tut and the rest of us will think, thank god that boring twunt isn’t coming on holiday with us!