A Dirty Video
UUuuuughhhhhh... so grossssss.... so we just had to share!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id8ZU6aM6JU
Labels: passengars, Puke, Sick
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UUuuuughhhhhh... so grossssss.... so we just had to share!
Labels: passengars, Puke, Sick
The reason I know that God has a sense of humor is because he invented pilots. With that said, I feel the best way to tell a story regarding a pilot would be in form of a prayer:
Labels: hospital, jokes, pilots, Virgin Airlines
Once upon a time in a land far far away.... there was a lady passenger. And she missed her flight. So we get to laugh at her. The End.
Labels: Hong Kong Etiquette
There are many silly laws out there. Ones that never should have been created, ones that should be reversed and ones that I agree with completely. To get a few suggestions, I googled 'dumb laws' and went directly to the 'Virginia' link which did not let me down. God bless Virginia. I meant it, this state needs to be blessed.
When I was twenty, my adorable boyfriend and I bought a truck, yep I said it...truck. It was this truck that we packed all our 18 years of accumulated worldly belongings, said good-bye to our families, our friends and my cat, Ginger (he was a male cat with either an identity disorder or smart owner that was trying to toughen him up to be a street cat by giving him a name handicap as a kitten) and moved out west to Montana. It sounds mildly like a country song until I add in the part where I tell you we both drank too much and he stole the truck. That should pretty much cinch the writing deal I have with Kenny Chesney.
Well….looks like my dear friend, Schmen (refer to: First Class or Class Ass), has been outdone. Oddly, enough…..by the cleaning crew. Not just any cleaning crew. Not the ones that you normally see circling the door of the jet bridge waiting for the plane to land so they can knock you over to spray their room “deodorizer” in your face and push you back in your seat as if their job was with the national center of disease control and that flight had been red flagged. Not the ones that are short enough to play leap frog with. Not the ones that actually look like they wash their hair less than people that claim to be from Europe, as if that was some personal hygiene trump card. Not that ones that inspire high school line backers to work out more. We’re talking tall, blonde Polish chicas bonitas. F*bombs have nothing on them…well, except for myself and the crowd I go out to ice cream with.

She's preparing for battle. She buttons up her blue crisp ugly uniform. Rolls up those 4 day-worn-in-tattered-nylons. Puts on those hooker heels. Tightens her grip on the Rollerboard/Rollerbag. And with a glint of revenge in her eye..... SHHHEEEEEE'SS OOOOOOOOOFFFF!! Down the Airport terminal she goes!! Weaving in & out of obstacles; aka annoying passengers!! Dodging stupid questions by inexperienced travelers; aka annoying passengers!! Stopping briefly to grab a Starbucks; YES!! Trying to time arriving at the gate perfectly so she isn't late, but isn't early!! Watch out mother's of crying babies! Watch out people that ring their call buttons!! Watch out people that take smelly shits on the airplane!! SHE. IS. COooooMING!! ...BUT ALAS! The beautiful and heroic F*Bomb comes across... *Dum*Dum*Dum... a freakin passenger standing in the middle of the moving walkway!! :^O (That's a shocked face) Oh No! What is the F*Bomb to do?! Her only choice. (this is where the "glint of revenge" comes into play) Run his ass over! Knock him over with the Rollerbag! Go sista Go! (And the crowd goes wild! YEAhhhhh!) Nothing can stop her!! Not even your toes!! They are mere casualties in the line of duty!
I’ve been told a few times that I have quite an imagination. Not by my 3rd grade teacher that gave me a check under ‘needs improvement’ under the ‘ability to use imagination’ part of my report card which was shortly followed with another ‘needs improvement’ under the ‘social skills’ section. I feel that I have overcome these obstacles and perhaps compensated for them in my adult life.
Labels: customs, declaration, jail, packing