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Postby EJW » Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:25 am

Good pics. They wouldn't let me use my camera last time I flew (Gatwick-Corfu).
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Re: Hi guys.

Postby expat » Sun Aug 16, 2009 12:40 pm

Your Pringles are certainly noticing the altitude ;D

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Re: Hi guys.

Postby EJW » Sun Aug 16, 2009 12:43 pm

Your Pringles are certainly noticing the altitude ;D

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Hehe. Those things are impossible to open at 20,000 ft+. Trust me, I tried. In the end I had to pop the lid with my spork. The 'pop' was so loud the woman infront of me nearly crapped herself. ;D
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Postby skoker » Sun Aug 16, 2009 12:50 pm

The worst landing I had was on US Airways.  He was an ex Norwegian pilot he moved back to Norway last year I think.  Let's just say he thought the gpws said "10" he thought it was meters... ;D
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Re: Hi guys.

Postby expat » Sun Aug 16, 2009 12:54 pm

Your Pringles are certainly noticing the altitude ;D

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Hehe. Those things are impossible to open at 20,000 ft+.


Except you and your Pringle's are only at about 8000 ft ;D Still that is why I always open drinks, crisps, yoghurts and those very small weird pots of orange juice towards the seatback in front of me.

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Re: Hi guys.

Postby EJW » Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:59 pm

Your Pringles are certainly noticing the altitude ;D

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Hehe. Those things are impossible to open at 20,000 ft+.


Except you and your Pringle's are only at about 8000 ft ;D Still that is why I always open drinks, crisps, yoghurts and those very small weird pots of orange juice towards the seatback in front of me.

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