Heavy SeatMates on Planes
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Heavy SeatMates on Planes
The last time I flew Boston to Atlanta on Delta, the plane being I believe a 727, an overweight woman sat next to me, and it was almost impossible to keep the arm rest in place; but I refused to offer to push it back out of the way because my space was MY space. Does anyone else feel this way?
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Elsie: I am that fat woman who was seated next to you. Just wanted you to know that I gained weight just for that plane trip so that I could make you miserable. I have since lost the weight but am willing to gain it back the next time I sit next to you..
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HelpMe: Yes, you have the basic idea of what a "troll" is. However, most internet-types believe the word comes from the practice of fisherman that drag bait or lures behind their boat and sit back and wait for the fish to bite, this process is called "trolling". Therefore a posting on an internet discussion group which is seemingly only written to stir up trouble ("bites" from other posters)is called a troll. It has nothing to do with monsters who live under bridges. So, from this thread we have at least learned 3 things: 1) the internet background behind the word "troll", 2)Delta does not fly 727s, and 3) it IS possible for L to end a post without saying "ciau".
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hey expert -
that may be where the word troll came from. it just might be possible for L to end a post without ciao. but I can say for a fact, unequivically, without a doubt and up your know-it-all butt. . . . that Delta does fly 727's. Other than being the PIC (that's pilot in command to you not-so-expert, expert) of a 727 before I retired, I can visually see 5 or 6 a day flying in and out of Washington DC. Can't comment on if they go the Boston to Atlanta route, and I certainly won't defend what is probably a troll post, but I just wanted to point out that giving out false information is no better than posting a fake message.
goodbye
that may be where the word troll came from. it just might be possible for L to end a post without ciao. but I can say for a fact, unequivically, without a doubt and up your know-it-all butt. . . . that Delta does fly 727's. Other than being the PIC (that's pilot in command to you not-so-expert, expert) of a 727 before I retired, I can visually see 5 or 6 a day flying in and out of Washington DC. Can't comment on if they go the Boston to Atlanta route, and I certainly won't defend what is probably a troll post, but I just wanted to point out that giving out false information is no better than posting a fake message.
goodbye
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Here's a little proof for you if my word isn't good enough:
http://www.delta.com/travel/maps_gui...-200/index.jsp
http://www.delta.com/travel/maps_gui...-200/index.jsp
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Elsie,
You have a legitimate complaint. I just flew from Florida to Hawaii and was seated next to a very heavy person the entire trip. He moved the arm rest and was way into my seat most of the trip. It was very uncomfortable but I don't know what the answer is. He didn't choose to make me miserable and I certainly do NOT believe that obese people should have to pay for two seats but I also think that I should recieve a WHOLE seat when I just shelled out a thousand bucks for one. I wish someone could figure this one out fairly.
You have a legitimate complaint. I just flew from Florida to Hawaii and was seated next to a very heavy person the entire trip. He moved the arm rest and was way into my seat most of the trip. It was very uncomfortable but I don't know what the answer is. He didn't choose to make me miserable and I certainly do NOT believe that obese people should have to pay for two seats but I also think that I should recieve a WHOLE seat when I just shelled out a thousand bucks for one. I wish someone could figure this one out fairly.

