B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for July 27, 2009

Then as now, it’s the rump that suffers in coach.

Ouch!

You don’t have to study anatomy to see that it’s not his rump that’s suffering.

But it is exposed

Volcano Island, where it’s always off-season.

Does Virgin Airlines service Volcano Island?

No refreshment cart? Either way, under the circumstances I’d shell out more for first class.

Just wait until it’s time to drop off the passengers…

I’ve been on that airline.

@EMET A bean counter is a derisive term for an accountant. A

Why can’t they ride on back of that “dinosaur-bird”? (I don’t know what it is called for that kind of dinosaur-bird).

It’s called a pterydactyl.

Oh great! an in flight snuggie.

That’s one wedgie you want to hold onto for dear life.

If he falls out of that predicament, I hope he has a parachute.

EMET,

I saw the comments. I posted my thoughts on the subject on “In the Bleachers”

As for my occupation, I am a Financial Analyst, but it all adds up to the same. I still get the “bean-counter” label.

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@EMET & BC13: I may be overly technical, but it seems to me that a financial analyst would be more concerned with where to put the beans than in how many beans there are. i would never refer to one as a bean counter. bean herder, maybe? bean director? A.

yyyguy

You are correct to an extent. We also concern ourselves with where the beans went as well as where they sould go. However, I still get the label.

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chuckle!!

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i don’t think the guy flying coach is too happy.

That’s Thor. And while it’s true that his front is undergoing more strain than his rear on takeoff, he’s still going to get serious windburn on his rear when that Pteranodon kicks into high gear.

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