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Re: great, cell phones replacing the crying baby
I can just see it now...
Tthe airlines create specific flights that are "cell-phone" enabled / disabled.. kinda like what they did with smoking / non-smoking flights.
Worse yet, when you book a flight one of the new quesitons will be; "Do you want to be on a Cell-phone use area of the plane or not?" I can just imagine folks that want to use thier cell phones in flight will book a seat in the non-cell phone area, then get up and walk to the area of the plane; stand in the isle and make their calls...
This is gonna get ugly | |
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said by 91439306  :Just consider what it's like to get an $82 bill for a 5-minute phone call from GTE AirFone. I'd rather use my cell. just consider what it's like sitting next to the prick who wants to do his full business meeting on the plane.
(yelling)
"YEAH BOB, I KNOW WHAT YOU'RE SAYING BUT I JUST CAN'T GIVE IN, THERE'S NO WAY I CAN DO THAT - HOLD ON I CAN BARELY HEAR YOU. OH YOU WANT ME TO SPEAK UP? NO PROBLEM. THANK GOD I HAVE MY CELL PHONE SO I CAN STROKE MY EGO EVEN MORE!"
Forget about business now, how about teenage love-birds talking THE WHOLE flight? "Ohh chrissy i've got the HUUUUGEST crush on timmy in 2nd period, hehehehehe! yeah i'm like, SOOOOO into him. I like, can't wait for him to like, ask me out so we can like... like... like each other! HEHEHE!"
That sets chills down my spine already.
I can truly see people asking "please sit me next to a quiet couple with 2 babies - it's so much more pleasant." | |
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