Yes, clearly a comic about the misery of air travel will tear the country to pieces and lead to a socialist revolution… I’m with Shea, you need to up your meds, get in touch with reality, take off the tinfoil hat, maybe comment on the actual comic and not the McCarthy-era ramblings of the voices in your head…
Speaking of the comic, this sounds pretty much like my wife’s weekend last weekend – flying to and from Washington from Calgary – stops and transfers in Chicago and Charlotte on the way down (where she couldn’t even wait at the airport for their four hour layover – the plane arrived at midnight, and apparently that major airport closes at midnight – they were none-to politely told to get out, quickly). Similarly for the flight , back, also through Charlotte, then Houston, where the connecting flights arrrived and departed from extreme ends of the airport, making it physically impossible to get from one to board the other in time. She was more worn out from the air travel than the marathon!
Christopher Shea almost 13 years ago
Tell the nurse to up your meds. Clearly they’re not working.
Greg Johnston almost 13 years ago
Yes, clearly a comic about the misery of air travel will tear the country to pieces and lead to a socialist revolution… I’m with Shea, you need to up your meds, get in touch with reality, take off the tinfoil hat, maybe comment on the actual comic and not the McCarthy-era ramblings of the voices in your head…
Speaking of the comic, this sounds pretty much like my wife’s weekend last weekend – flying to and from Washington from Calgary – stops and transfers in Chicago and Charlotte on the way down (where she couldn’t even wait at the airport for their four hour layover – the plane arrived at midnight, and apparently that major airport closes at midnight – they were none-to politely told to get out, quickly). Similarly for the flight , back, also through Charlotte, then Houston, where the connecting flights arrrived and departed from extreme ends of the airport, making it physically impossible to get from one to board the other in time. She was more worn out from the air travel than the marathon!
YatInExile almost 13 years ago
I used to love air travel. I can’t stand it now.