all of those people are already in hell
It’s just like home! I’m feeling sleepy already.
That’s taking to another level.
That is just plane wrong.
Oh for crying out loud!
Where’s the open door plug? I’m outta here!
I don’t know – nice, wide aisle, what appears to be plenty of leg room, seats separated from each other. Doesn’t seem to be an airline from H**l.
There is actually something worse. Being forced to listen to one of Trump’s stump speeches.
At least it’s an aisle seat and not a middle one!
This isn’t Let’s Make a Deal.
I took a red-eye from Los Angeles to Atlanta with a baby that screamed for five hours.
Helll on earth with door#2. I don’t load anymore. Just rinse and stack on the counter!
The devel you say!
I’ve been through door number 1 a bunch (and it’s not just grandparents). I already do most of the dishes (my wife does most of the cooking), so that’s no biggie. And I’ve been through door number 3, but not as often. If only hell would be so easy.
At least there are no animal companions…
Hell is … being impatient with your ancestors, not listening to your spouse, and disliking the sound of children.
Funny. Partly in contrast, because hell will not be so interesting and comfy. And then there’s the old, never trust a devil’s deal aspect.
I tell my wife how to load the dishwasher. So that would be her room :P At least we’d be together
a bit ageist.
I bet the devil knows which of his many doors we will choose. You see, the devil is into details!
I don’t need to go to hell for that ride, I get woken up at least two or three times a night from BPH and arthritis.
“Go ahead, Satan! Give it your best shot! I can take it!” – not a quote from Jack Burton (Kurt Russell) in Big Trouble in Little China
That’s one happy Devil! lol
Where did the devil get all those babies? They’re born innocent.
Hopefully the emergency door will fall off, sucking him out of that hellhole.
That door is obviously mislabeled, it should say unrest.
Ahhh, big deal. It’s not like it will kill you.
Wahhh, isn’t nearly as their screech of fingernails on a black chalkboard.
No ear plugs. No door plugs either.
If you get tired enough then the babies crying becomes a minor background noise.
I can’t sleep on a plane even when it’s quiet.
Am I the only one wondering why there’s a plane full of babies in Hell?
he’s gonna have a helluva time getting any shuteye…
ronaldspence 10 months ago
all of those people are already in hell
The Reader Premium Member 10 months ago
It’s just like home! I’m feeling sleepy already.
cracker65 10 months ago
That’s taking to another level.
manowarrior 10 months ago
That is just plane wrong.
iggyman 10 months ago
Oh for crying out loud!
Walrus Gumbo Premium Member 10 months ago
Where’s the open door plug? I’m outta here!
josballard 10 months ago
I don’t know – nice, wide aisle, what appears to be plenty of leg room, seats separated from each other. Doesn’t seem to be an airline from H**l.
William Bednar Premium Member 10 months ago
There is actually something worse. Being forced to listen to one of Trump’s stump speeches.
dlkrueger33 10 months ago
At least it’s an aisle seat and not a middle one!
Darryl Heine 10 months ago
This isn’t Let’s Make a Deal.
WorkshopGardener Premium Member 10 months ago
I took a red-eye from Los Angeles to Atlanta with a baby that screamed for five hours.
jango 10 months ago
Helll on earth with door#2. I don’t load anymore. Just rinse and stack on the counter!
wongo 10 months ago
The devel you say!
uniquename 10 months ago
I’ve been through door number 1 a bunch (and it’s not just grandparents). I already do most of the dishes (my wife does most of the cooking), so that’s no biggie. And I’ve been through door number 3, but not as often. If only hell would be so easy.
wordsmeet 10 months ago
At least there are no animal companions…
makarnowski Premium Member 10 months ago
Hell is … being impatient with your ancestors, not listening to your spouse, and disliking the sound of children.
DaBump Premium Member 10 months ago
Funny. Partly in contrast, because hell will not be so interesting and comfy. And then there’s the old, never trust a devil’s deal aspect.
Brian Fink 10 months ago
I tell my wife how to load the dishwasher. So that would be her room :P At least we’d be together
davanden 10 months ago
a bit ageist.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 10 months ago
I bet the devil knows which of his many doors we will choose. You see, the devil is into details!
Angry Indeed Premium Member 10 months ago
I don’t need to go to hell for that ride, I get woken up at least two or three times a night from BPH and arthritis.
“Go ahead, Satan! Give it your best shot! I can take it!” – not a quote from Jack Burton (Kurt Russell) in Big Trouble in Little China
It's Not Easy Bein' Me 10 months ago
That’s one happy Devil! lol
Ratkin Premium Member 10 months ago
Where did the devil get all those babies? They’re born innocent.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 10 months ago
Hopefully the emergency door will fall off, sucking him out of that hellhole.
cuzinron47 10 months ago
That door is obviously mislabeled, it should say unrest.
christelisbetty 10 months ago
Ahhh, big deal. It’s not like it will kill you.
zeexenon 10 months ago
Wahhh, isn’t nearly as their screech of fingernails on a black chalkboard.
Lablubber 10 months ago
No ear plugs. No door plugs either.
FireAnt_Hater 10 months ago
If you get tired enough then the babies crying becomes a minor background noise.
Stephen Gilberg 10 months ago
I can’t sleep on a plane even when it’s quiet.
dawgznkatz 10 months ago
Am I the only one wondering why there’s a plane full of babies in Hell?
gopher gofer 10 months ago
he’s gonna have a helluva time getting any shuteye…