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post 1696858223 01-24-2024, 01:09 AM
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Would you support baby-free flights if possible?




This guy loses his chit at a crying baby on a plane. I wouldn't make a scene over a baby, but fuark he definitely says what I think. I remember being stuck next to a fhaggot baby on a 4 hr flight which kept crying, then stood up and did some retarded Guile-like flash kick and knocked my whiskey all over me. The father just apologized, but didn't offer to buy a new one.


Imagine that they introduced baby-free flights, where you paid a bit extra to be guaranteed a baby free flight with no screaming or crying. Would you take these flights?
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i would pay double price not to be on the same plane as a chit smearing ,
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You really gotta love when you've rustled someone so badly they come into your thread just to squeal like an angry baby and drop some passive aggressive insult.
Back off, Warchild.

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You should just come back as someone else at this point bro....it never gets old

tho i think you actually enjoy the humiliation,

nothing passive or aggressive just LOLS
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
i would pay double price not to be on the same plane as a chit smearing ,
tranny fckn degenerate
I rarely see them in international business class tbf. Costs a bit more than double though.
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I bet there's no babies in business or first. I'd rather be next to a baby then an obese person, but in cattle class you just have to put up with what you get.
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
i would pay double price not to be on the same plane as a chit smearing ,
tranny fckn degenerate
Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
You should just come back as someone else at this point bro....it never gets old

tho i think you actually enjoy the humiliation,

nothing passive or aggressive just LOLS
Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
i think you got rustled with your whole.... 3 point NEG............fckn loser LOL
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
This guy loses his chit at a crying baby on a plane. I wouldn't make a scene over a baby, but fuark he definitely says what I think. I remember being stuck next to a fhaggot baby on a 4 hr flight which kept crying, then stood up and did some retarded Guile-like flash kick and knocked my whiskey all over me. The father just apologized, but didn't offer to buy a new one.


Imagine that they introduced baby-free flights, where you paid a bit extra to be guaranteed a baby free flight with no screaming or crying. Would you take these flights?
No. Birthrates are plunging in every half-decent country, it's a huge problem for the future, and child-free spaces only make the problem worse.

The father was a jerk for not even offering to buy you a replacement, but babies cry, it's natural. I get annoyed when people let their children misbehave in public, but if it's just a baby doing something that all babies do, I'm willing to grin and bear it.
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Originally Posted By AverageKenneth⏩
I rarely see them in international business class tbf. Costs a bit more than double though.
I need to make a big international trip mid-year. Northern Europe then from there, onto Africa. I'm seriously thinking about going in at least business class, because I like to work on my laptop and I could really use a lay down on those long-ass flights. I can't sleep in economy, especially if there's a fhaggot baby.
Back off, Warchild.

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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
I need to make a big international trip mid-year. Northern Europe then from there, onto Africa. I'm seriously thinking about going in at least business class, because I like to work on my laptop and I could really use a lay down on those long-ass flights. I can't sleep in economy, especially if there's a fhaggot baby.
The laying down part is hit or miss. I'm stuck with United and I have just enough room at 6' with the seat flat. It can be surprisingly narrow as well. If you're a manmore then you may be 4kt. Not having to sit next to anyone (fat or thin) is a major plus mind. Plus lounge access helps if you're killing time in the airport, though those vary in terms of both quality and crowding. Even Polaris lounges are annoyingly full these days. It all went to chit when things opened up again post pandemic.

Good, over-ear, ANC headphones should solve the baby problem though. I never fly without a set as planes are still annoyingly loud sans infants.
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It's a baby, it's not their fault. It's to be expected when you venture into the public in whatever capacity. Whining about it just makes you come across as entitled. Spend more money on business class at that point. There's not much you can do. It's not like a parent is doing it on purpose to make that baby cry and there's no switch to be flipped. I mean, nobody can flip this dude's kunty switch off....well, maybe a swift jab to the nose lol.
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Babies are about the least annoying thing to do with flying.

Can I pay a bit extra to avoid all the security bullchit and turn up 10 minutes before the flight leaves?
A young bull and an old bull were standing atop a hill looking at a bunch of heifers in a field below.

The young bull says "Let's run down this hill and fuk one of those heifers."

The old bull replies "No. Let's walk down there, and fuk them all."
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin⏩
It's a baby, it's not their fault. It's to be expected when you venture into the public in whatever capacity. Whining about it just makes you come across as entitled. Spend more money on business class at that point. There's not much you can do. It's not like a parent is doing it on purpose to make that baby cry and there's no switch to be flipped. I mean, nobody can flip this dude's kunty switch off....well, maybe a swift jab to the nose lol.
Not in total agreement here. In any other public place I can simply get up and walk away. I'm not afforded that luxury on the plane.

The point is that people are trapped in there with the fhaggot baby and they can't walk away or remove themselves from the noise. I don't think demandingeveryonespend thousands more on business class just to avoid your fhaggot baby isn't reasonable.

I prefer the idea of baby-free flights so I can fly somewhere affordably but don't need to put up with some fhaggot baby.



Saying that though, I'm really thinking of business class for my next international trip for comfort reasons and to avoid claustrophobic feelings of being crammed in small seats.
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Originally Posted By Achilles87⏩
Babies are about the least annoying thing to do with flying.

Can I pay a bit extra to avoid all the security bullchit and turn up 10 minutes before the flight leaves?
BRB terrorists wet dream. LOL.
Back off, Warchild.

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Dam.so y'all LGBT want baby free flights now. So antihuman. I'm legit sick of you trannies.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
BRB terrorists wet dream. LOL.
Nah that's basically what flying privately is like. It's a lot more than a bit extra though. If you don't own the jet you're talking tens of thousands, if you do own one individual flights are cheaper but the overall cost is millions.

Some first class services and top airline statuses streamline things a lot. Flying from mid-sized airports with things like TSA Pre or the priority security service you get with most European business class flights shaves a lot of time off. Like you can turn up 45 mins before takeoff, check in, and pretty much board straight away.
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
But did the baby smear chit all over the place? Sounds like it took being constricted to a place it didn't like a lot better than you did...

And just LOL @ creating the impression how you're taking international trips all the time... "for my next international trip".

It's your second ever.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Not in total agreement here. In any other public place I can simply get up and walk away. I'm not afforded that luxury on the plane.

The point is that people are trapped in there with the fhaggot baby and they can't walk away or remove themselves from the noise. I don't think demandingeveryonespend thousands more on business class just to avoid your fhaggot baby isn't reasonable.

I prefer the idea of baby-free flights so I can fly somewhere affordably but don't need to put up with some fhaggot baby.



Saying that though, I'm really thinking of business class for my next international trip for comfort reasons and to avoid claustrophobic feelings of being crammed in small seats.
I dunno, I guess it could be a thing. Expensive luxury airline for childless adults. Probably doesn't help to refer to an infant as a "ph@ggot," though. Not its fault. Baby cries and you hold it and try to make it feel better. It's probably terrifying for them to be in a tube in the sky surrounded by loud noise and odd pressure on their tiny bodies from the altitude.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩



This guy loses his chit
interesting turn of phrase.
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No.

Complaining about something you do for a few hours maybe once or twice a year is the pussiest chit I've heard.

If anything, flight seats needs to be smaller, less comforting so the fuggn prices will go down.
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Originally Posted By theory816⏩
No.

Complaining about something you do for a few hours maybe once or twice a year is the pussiest chit I've heard.

If anything, flight seats needs to be smaller, less comforting so the fuggn prices will go down.
I flew far more frequently than once or twice last year. Four international flights and many more domestic flights. You pay good money for a flight, even in economy, and the least you are entitled to is to fly in relative comfort.

You don't have to put up with fhaggot babies. Fhaggot kids for that matter who kick seats and squeal. It's not fair to be crammed in with those with no means of escape.


Have you ever had a squealing fhaggot baby on a flight? Chit is infuriating and there's no escape.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
I flew far more frequently than once or twice last year. Four international flights and many more domestic flights. You pay good money for a flight, even in economy, and the least you are entitled to is to fly in relative comfort.

You don't have to put up with fhaggot babies. Fhaggot kids for that matter who kick seats and squeal. It's not fair to be crammed in with those with no means of escape.


Have you ever had a squealing fhaggot baby on a flight? Chit is infuriating and there's no escape.
You smear chit on your walls AND you get rustled by babies crying? Man, you really are a freak.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
This guy loses his chit at a crying baby on a plane. I wouldn't make a scene over a baby, but fuark he definitely says what I think. I remember being stuck next to afhaggot babyon a 4 hr flight which kept crying, then stood up and did some retarded Guile-like flash kick and knocked my whiskey all over me. The father just apologized, but didn't offer to buy a new one.


Imagine that they introduced baby-free flights, where you paid a bit extra to be guaranteed a baby free flight with no screaming or crying. Would you take these flights?
Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
I need to make a big international trip mid-year. Northern Europe then from there, onto Africa. I'm seriously thinking about going in at least business class, because I like to work on my laptop and I could really use a lay down on those long-ass flights. I can't sleep in economy, especially if there's afhaggot baby.
Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Not in total agreement here. In any other public place I can simply get up and walk away. I'm not afforded that luxury on the plane.

The point is that people are trapped in there with the fhaggot baby and they can't walk away or remove themselves from the noise. I don't think demandingeveryonespend thousands more on business class just to avoid yourfhaggot baby isn't reasonable.

I prefer the idea of baby-free flights so I can fly somewhere affordably but don't need to put up with somefhaggot baby.



Saying that though, I'm really thinking of business class for my next international trip for comfort reasons and to avoid claustrophobic feelings of being crammed in small seats.
Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
I flew far more frequently than once or twice last year. Four international flights and many more domestic flights. You pay good money for a flight, even in economy, and the least you are entitled to is to fly in relative comfort.

You don't have to put up with fhaggot babies.Fhaggot kids for that matter who kick seats and squeal. It's not fair to be crammed in with those with no means of escape.


Have you ever had a squealing fhaggot baby on a flight? Chit is infuriating and there's no escape.
7 fhaggot babies?

Pent up frustration because you know you're a fаggot tranny fuсker and will never have a child of your own?
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
Four international flights in one round trip.

Did you even pay for your tickets?

And just LOL @ cattleclasscels srs.
Not cattle class

Paying for it

Pick one.


I end up on a plane a few times a month, domestic first or international business class, haven't paid for a flight in about six years. Can't believe you're having a dig at the fellow when you sound like someone who hops on an EasyJet flight once every 18 months.
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Originally Posted By AverageKenneth⏩
Not cattle class

Paying for it

Pick one.


I end up on a plane a few times a month, domestic first or international business class, haven't paid for a flight in about six years. Can't believe you're having a dig at the fellow when you sound like someone who hops on an EasyJet flight once every 18 months.
My university covered the cost of the international flights, I have funds allocated to me for that sort of thing as a graduate student. Domestic flights I pay my own way, cept for a bursary I was given to go to a conference on the other side of the country.


Generally wise to ignore him. He exists here just to start e-fights.
Back off, Warchild.

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