by MAMAMIA ROGUE
Plane travel is sort of like being in prison.
You’re stuck in an unpleasant place for a pre-determined period of time. You get reduced air quality, and funny tasting meals.
But, in some ways, it’s worse than prison. Because, in prison, if you do something really bad, you’ll get a room all to yourself. Winning!
But, on a plane? Nup. You’re stuck there with the rest of the crazies. And it’s not fun.
There’s something about high altitude that makes people go a little bit bananas. Here are our top seven plane crazies. Recognise anyone?
1. The person who reads the emergency sheet. Again. And again.
So many times that you manage to convince yourself that they’re planning on bringing the plane down, and just want to confirm that their victims will have no hope of saving themselves.
2. The person who becomes your new best friend.
You know the one. You start off with a cordial exchange: “So where are you getting off?” “Oh, the same place as me, that would make sense given that this is, you know, a plane and not a bus.” Until, before you know it, you’re discussing their fungal toenail infection, and all you’re thinking is:
3. The person who repeatedly complains about their inflight entertainment console not working. On a one hour Sydney to Melbourne flight.
Because they have obviously never made it through a whole hour of their lives without watching a seven-year-old episode of Kath & Kim.
4. The hot, but distracting person.
Whom you will marry, because you have learnt a lot about them on this plane ride. Namely, that they are hot, and sitting next to you, and their hand totally just brushed yours as they adjusted the volume of their headphones on your mutual armrest.
Top Comments
First thing came to mind is fat and stinky sweaty people. Can't believe you guys didn't put that one in! Hello!!!
Also had a group of really loud pre teens who was yelling at each other from a melb to London flight, then one of them took a magazine a purchased and started ripping the pages!
I once sat on an 8 hour flight only have a morbidly obese woman sit next to me. She didn't fit in the actual seat so SHOCK HORROR she lifted our armrest and squeezed in!! I hate confrontation and was too nervous to say anything. Her seat belt didn't fit either. I literally had only half of my seat and she was squished up against me. 5minutes later she started sweating and sweat was dripping down onto me! I felt like crying and was really pissed off that check in staff didn't bother to screen her and tell her she needed an extension belt and two seats! Totally unfair and torture. Thank god after 2 hours she left her seat and never returned, probably found an empty couple of seats somewhere.
Omg u poor thing :(