Must be great arriving at your destination with a hangover.
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[Drinking] Drunk on a passenger aircraft.
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
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Must be great arriving at your destination with a hangover.
The Spanish
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just keep drinking then
If I'm on a train, it's usually for max of about an hour, and if someone is being obnoxious, I can move carriages. Not so great if Mr Eightpints for Breakfast is sat next to you on a 13 hour flight.....................
Agree with comments above - can't/shouldn't stop people drinking, but severe penalties needed for causing any real problems on flights.
The Kid Frankie
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- Sep 5, 2012
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Exactly.
Few beers before the flight. Couple of the stubbies on 'offer' two for £8 or something silly on the plane. Little respite on the transfer the other end then straight to the hotel bar once you are settled at your digs.
BBassic
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- Jul 28, 2011
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Having two or three pints before a three hour flight to Lanzarote generally won't result in a hangover
We have very different ideas of what holidays are all about.
Having two or three pints before a three hour flight to Lanzarote generally won't result in a hangover
It would me. Fortunately I won’t be doing either.
Bit OTT IMHO. I do support the ban of mass produced lagers, Prosecco and any composite drink which comes in a jug surrounded by 5 bottle blond orange “tanned” screeching cackling females though.
Having two or three pints before a three hour flight to Lanzarote generally won't result in a hangover
...just a constant queue for the lavs on the plane
The Kid Frankie
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I can live with that.
Ah the good old authoritarian approach, a bit like a class detention at school when one pupil caused trouble.
For me, I'd just ban anyone who starts a fight on a plane from flying, permanently.
Bit easier to deal with people on a train than at 35,000ft though innit?
Merseyrail don’t allow drinking on any of their trains or stations and will eject anyone drunk (once the train has stopped!).
The Spanish
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not with just one driver at the front doing 100 miles an hour, compared to a full team of trained people with plastic cuffs, an air marshall and very severe penalties behind them.
Blue&WhiteSea
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How has nobody picked up on the OPs use of the word 'chillax'? That should be banned before alcohol in airports!
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
I almost never drink before a flight because I usually catch an early flight out and I usually hire a car when I get there. I have no problem with people getting absolutely slaughtered, should they so choose, as long as they don't cause me any grief.
On a related note, don't you get more pissed if you drink on a plane, due to the lower pressure ?
On a related note, don't you get more pissed if you drink on a plane, due to the lower pressure ?