Honestly, you couldn't make it up...

[Frankly Mr Shankly]

Bad Landing Ryanair FR448 DUB-LPL 3rd Feb - Possibly Injured - MoneySavingExpert.com Forums (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1467199)

Made me laugh anyway.

[clareprop]

Sounds like our friend from another thread.

To be fair if it is, he seems to have accepted the professional advice he has received and changed his position.

[frnikolai]

I am afraid, although you will be disappointed - that isn't me. But well done for spotting another passenger who was a little unsure about landings! I think you should point him in this direction - it helped me understand.

I never hurt my back, which is interesting - as you are strapped in and sitting down.

Also, at least I never asked for compensation or tried to claim Ryanair injured myself or anyone I was with.

I like him, just wondered if it was "normal" for the aircraft to do that - I think that poster has realized it, as he has said that the Boeing 737-800 is known for firmer landings - than a A320.

Nikolai.

[angels]

Nikolai - good on you for your change of tune. :ok:

[frnikolai]

I'm not sure if that is supposed to be sarcastic or rude.

I have changed my tune, as I was wrong - the 737-800 WILL have some feeling during touchdown, I know that now.

Nikolai

[Final 3 Greens]

frnikolai

Doesn't look rude or sarcastic to me, looks like someone is recognising that you asked a question, learned something and changed your position.

I wouldn't take offence, if I were you.

[frnikolai]

Thank you - I can't really tell expressions, sarcasm isn't very big in other languages!

[Final 3 Greens]

Cultural differences ;)

[frnikolai]

Absolutely!

[rothin]

This has all been explained to 'RYRnick' starting here http://www.pprune.org/passengers-slf-self-loading-freight/336582-ryanair-pilots-what-wrong-landings.html#post4288616

RYRnick shares the same grasp of English with frnikolai using the same odd phrasings and similar vocabulary.

Can't these two sort this out through PM's? (or a mirror?)