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Forum: Cabin Crew

11th Oct 2013, 16:21

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Posted By Shack37

As opposed to check-in inline at the airport.

As opposed to check-in inline at the airport.

Forum: Cabin Crew

18th May 2013, 15:22

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Posted By Shack37

Perhaps the irony escaped you.

Perhaps the irony escaped you.

Forum: Cabin Crew

12th Sep 2012, 15:38

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Posted By Shack37

Seems to me the last two posts, EW73 and Mike...

Seems to me the last two posts, EW73 and Mike 777LR would be more appropriately posted in a "Security Failure" thread.

Forum: Cabin Crew

30th Oct 2011, 15:38

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Posted By Shack37

Translated back to English English, this would be...

Translated back to English English, this would be "Mother, can I please have a seat belt extension"?

Thread continues to be as hilarious as ever:ok:

Forum: Cabin Crew

5th Aug 2008, 12:53

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Posted By Shack37

Chiglet "its known in England as sarcasm" ...

Chiglet

"its known in England as sarcasm"

It's known everywhere as "superiority syndrome"

FYI Sarcasm: Noun, The use of irony to mock or convey contempt.

That's from an ENGLISH...

Forum: Cabin Crew

24th Jul 2008, 20:37

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Posted By Shack37

"its known in England as sarcasm" It's...

"its known in England as sarcasm"

It's known everywhere as "superiority syndrome"

FYI Sarcasm: Noun, The use of irony to mock or convey contempt.

That's from an ENGLISH dictionary.
s37

Forum: Cabin Crew

24th Jul 2008, 14:25

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Posted By Shack37

wol123 I guess you answered that way because...

wol123
I guess you answered that way because you didn't know. You could have asked one of your more intelligent colleagues.

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