With today’s nickel-and-dime operations of the airlines, I expect to hear the following, “In the event of sudden loss of cabin pressurization, let’s see how long we can all hold our breaths.”
Way back in the day there was a computer from Japan where the OS messages had been roughly translated to English. My favorite error message: “Please verify your existence and then proceed.”
Bittermelon of Truth about 10 years ago
Please return your spine and inner thoughts to their upright positions…
Observer fo Irony about 10 years ago
What pops up if his plane goes to low?
J Short about 10 years ago
jack fairbanks about 10 years ago
A bit of turbulence in the old infundibulum
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 10 years ago
Hilarious! Stretching the truth doesn’t seem to require more oxygen.
dflak about 10 years ago
With today’s nickel-and-dime operations of the airlines, I expect to hear the following, “In the event of sudden loss of cabin pressurization, let’s see how long we can all hold our breaths.”
mightyfrog about 10 years ago
Way back in the day there was a computer from Japan where the OS messages had been roughly translated to English. My favorite error message: “Please verify your existence and then proceed.”
unca jim about 10 years ago
“altitude adjustment please”… Make it a double.