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this really does take the
Author:Caz
posts : 548 (Expert)Date : 01-22-10 13:34re: this really does take the
ahh apologies, scrap the BMI idea then. Maybe there should be some sort of general fitness test then. A 100m sprint to the check in desk ( think a lot of people already doing that anyway), or a specially designed frame like the one you put you hand luggage in and if it fits the dimensions you can take it/yourself on board. Alternatively, anyone flying from Bristol must have seen the wizzy cling film machine that wraps your luggage in cling film for about £4.50 and this apparently deters ...
ahh apologies, scrap the BMI idea then. Maybe there should be some sort of general fitness test then. A 100m sprint to the check in desk ( think a lot of people already doing that anyway), or a specially designed frame like the one you put you hand luggage in and if it fits the dimensions you can take it/yourself on board. Alternatively, anyone flying from Bristol must have seen the wizzy cling film machine that wraps your luggage in cling film for about £4.50 and this apparently deters theft/undergarments on the carousel etc.. We could shrink wrap our larger friends in that, thereby containing the overflow and probably helping then sweat off a few pounds during the flight. Everyone's happy!
PS (My ex boss is on the large side and this is the only way I get payback as I still work with her and shes a mean lady)
Caz
PS (My ex boss is on the large side and this is the only way I get payback as I still work with her and shes a mean lady)
Caz
re: this really does take the
The luggage system seems to work, as it is, based on MassThe passenger thing seems to be a problem based on volume. If they fit into their seat without overflowing then that is generally fine.
But I'm not sure about BMI, Baby.
N.
re: this really does take the
I see a flaw in your idea Kaz. What happens when someone gets stuck in one of the new frames. I have a vision of fatties walking round the airport with these frames stuck on them. How many will the airports supply I wonder. Mass tailbacks to the airport I think. There must be a way.re: this really does take the
large jar of vaseline at check in?re: this really does take the
Oh no, not another excuse for this government to get money out of us - VAT (vaseline airport tax).re: this really does take the
re: this really does take the
How about having a dedicated section on all aircrafts just for obese people (and they have to pay extra for the extra wide seats)? Then again that may destabilise the aircraft! Best to spread the load evenly by having a few obese seats carefully spread throughout the aircraft. That way everyone is happy i.e. the obese people get wider seats and don't have to worry about feeling guilty for spilling over into other peoples seats and the not obese people don't have to worry about having an ...
How about having a dedicated section on all aircrafts just for obese people (and they have to pay extra for the extra wide seats)? Then again that may destabilise the aircraft! Best to spread the load evenly by having a few obese seats carefully spread throughout the aircraft. That way everyone is happy i.e. the obese people get wider seats and don't have to worry about feeling guilty for spilling over into other peoples seats and the not obese people don't have to worry about having an uncomfortable flight either.
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I think it’s a good idea!Should maybe be done on width, waist size - also those with a medical condition and proof that this is the cause for being fat should then be allowed off the extra charges
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Obviously the weighing procedures should be ignored for the return trip as their are several of us that tend to catch the usual holiday illnesses, such as "beeritis" and that famous Italian disease "noshalotus"re: this really does take the
Hahaha one of the comments on the story was -• If you have paid for 2 seats, do you get 2 in-flight meals?
