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post 1696873103 01-24-2024, 08:45 AM
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Planes are loud. If you aren't bringing noise canceling headphones you just dont know how to travel and should shut up

Never met a baby I couldn't ignore.
post 1696873323 01-24-2024, 08:48 AM
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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.
Most people rarely travel on planes more than once a year. And when they do, its expensive as chit!

I mean if you travel alot, they should have a first class section for you on the plane and pay extra for it. But for the rest of us peasants, keep the prices low.

Hell, if I have to travel alot, I'd still rather take something super uncomfy and low price.
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post 1696873883 01-24-2024, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted By theory816
Most people rarely travel on planes more than once a year. And when they do, its expensive as chit!

I mean if you travel alot, they should have a first class section for you on the plane and pay extra for it. But for the rest of us peasants, keep the prices low.

Hell, if I have to travel alot, I'd still rather take something super uncomfy and low price.
I've got money, but not that much money. I can't afford to travel first class everywhere, and flying is the only feasible way to travel between major cities/states in Australia. Believe me, if you want to experience new levels of ultimate boredom, try driving through the middle of Australia. That chit is borrrrrrrrrrrring.

I don't like economy because it's cramped and uncomfy and I can't work on my laptop for the time (even domestic flights within the country can be 4-5 hours). Bad enough without fhaggot babies squealing and kicking over drinks.
Back off, Warchild.

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post 1696873943 01-24-2024, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy
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.
Some airlines (Virgin's one) let you bid for an upgrade, which might make sense if you're not forking out the initial cost of the tickets. If you can snag a bump for $500 or so and the flight's more than seven hours you should 100% go for it.
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post 1696873973 01-24-2024, 08:59 AM
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Childless 30+ year olds should be put on a no fly list for being homosexuals SRS

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post 1696874083 01-24-2024, 09:01 AM
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Babies on flights don’t bother me much, I just put in noise canceling headphones. But it’s kinda sad that these babies fly for free and do nothing but cause headaches. They should stop letting babies fly free so families just have to drive everywhere.
post 1696874133 01-24-2024, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted By AverageKenneth
Some airlines (Virgin's one) let you bid for an upgrade, which might make sense if you're not forking out the initial cost of the tickets. If you can snag a bump for $500 or so and the flight's more than seven hours you should 100% go for it.
Yeah I always bid the minimum amount. Have been upgraded like 5-6 times and always happy about it.
post 1696874433 01-24-2024, 09:10 AM
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i flew my kiddos business class internationally. DGAF what other people thought.
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Once you have a wife and kids you learn to tune out shrieking noises. I have zero issues with crying babies.
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post 1696874463 01-24-2024, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted By freeburn
Planes are loud. If you aren't bringing noise canceling headphones you just dont know how to travel and should shut up

Never met a baby I couldn't ignore.
OP wipes feces onto his own bedroom walls and considers it normal. With that in mind, I think it's best to have very low expectations of him.
post 1696874553 01-24-2024, 09:13 AM
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Thread went as expected.

- everyone calls out OP for tranny smashing and smearing chit
- everyone flies first class only, but that’s if their private jet is down for some reason, and their backup private jet
- OP once again gets called a noob for not having travel headphones (very noob thing to do)

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post 1696875553 01-24-2024, 09:35 AM
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Damn straight I would. Either that or babies should be stored in luggage under the plane. ded srs
post 1696875673 01-24-2024, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Anachron
I don't think people like OP, who shoplift nuts because they are " too expensive " have $500 to spare.
Some nuts are very expensive. Doubt you could afford deez for a start.
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post 1696876123 01-24-2024, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178
Damn straight I would. Either that orbabies should be stored in luggage under the plane. ded srs
Or comforted? Either or, really. Could go any which way. Hard to separate both. Nearly synonymous in nature.
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post 1696878363 01-24-2024, 10:29 AM
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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
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post 1696880803 01-24-2024, 11:24 AM
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post 1696881863 01-24-2024, 11:45 AM
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Here's one...

How might one cognitively rectify hating babies while simultaneously being anti-abortion?
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Noise cancelling headphones can deal with babies, but they can't deal with all the fat seeping into my seat.
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95% of the time someone here has a problem with babies, it’s some childless incel like OP.

If you go in public you might hear a baby cry. The crying kid may have chit parents who do nothing to alleviate the issue. Get over it.

Or just stay in the basement. No babies there right?

Now if businesses want to offer child-free whatever at an upcharge, I support that. The free market will determine the feasibility, not fee fees
post 1696882653 01-24-2024, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
Here's one...

How might one cognitively rectify hating babies while simultaneously being anti-abortion?
I dislike almost all boomers who aren’t my grandparents…doesn’t mean I support their extermination.

Understand?
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If the extra cost was minimal, say $5, would probably take it, why not. Although last flight got a stinky guy next to me, would have preferred a mewling baby.
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Originally Posted By AverageKenneth
Some airlines (Virgin's one) let you bid for an upgrade, which might make sense if you're not forking out the initial cost of the tickets. If you can snag a bump for $500 or so and the flight's more than seven hours you should 100% go for it.
I'm actually considering just paying up front for it. I don't think you can put a price on being able to lie down, eat a la carte, work on a laptop, have your own personal space, own TV, and not crammed in next to someone else or risk a fhaggot baby.


My dream is to one day be wealthy enough to afford the Etihad apartment. $20k ticket, but fuark, personal apartment in the sky with shower.
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
post 1696901293 01-24-2024, 06:39 PM
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What a retarded pos. You know he's probably one a dozen different crazy meds. See the chic next to him lowering her head in shame? Shows she is use to his pathetic behavior.
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post 1696901433 01-24-2024, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted By ezmac31
95% of the time someone here has a problem with babies, it’s some childless incel like OP.

If you go in public you might hear a baby cry. The crying kid may have chit parents who do nothing to alleviate the issue. Get over it.

Or just stay in the basement. No babies there right?

Now if businesses want to offer child-free whatever at an upcharge, I support that. The free market will determine the feasibility, not fee fees
Most of the time when a baby is crying on a flight or in a retail store or something, nobody wants to make it stop more than the parents, because they know it's disturbing to some other people. But, babies will be babies, and they're gonna do some crying here and there no matter what their care takers do to try to get them to stop.
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Maybe they shouldn't allow kids in first or business class, but have special accommodations for families with kids toward the back of the plane. Maybe bassinets they can pay extra for and things that appeal to kids. The airlines don't care about the passengers so they would never do any of that.
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Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
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.
I am seeing more parents flying their kids and babies in business and first class. The lie flat seats are popular with them because the mom can sleep in one with the toddler.

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post 1696901993 01-24-2024, 06:54 PM
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I fly a decent amount and usually pony up for first class if it's longer then 3 hours for the flight

I go to Florida and it's only like 2 hours, I could sit on a stool in the back of the plane and scroll my phone for 2 hours ez, not worth the upgrade.

When i go to Cali it's like 5-6 hours so it's worth it to get the extra comfort and generally piece of mind knowing I won't have to deal with plebs usually
post 1696902863 01-24-2024, 07:13 PM
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Don't really care about babies ... What I care about is them packing in people like sardines. there's barely any space nowadays. I swear 20 years ago, economy felt pretty nice and good to travel in with decent seat space.




I travel between business / economy ... even business is chit as fuk sometimes (depending on carrier/destination) .....
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Originally Posted By redmelly
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