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Originally posted by sasguru View PostClearly you have weight issues. Fewer pies and more exercise ought to do the trick.
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostThe only problem might be that scrawny people would have luggage that was too heavy for their puny arms to lift. Still, I suppose the airlines could get round that by charging them extra for an attendant to carry it for them in much the same way as some budget airlines make the disabled cough up extra dosh for having the audacity to need wheelchairs.
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostHey this was about fatties stealing our weight allowance, not women Vs men.
Anyway, those who get a weight credit can sell their extra allowance to said fatties. Call it a blubber trading scheme
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostIf you can't fit in the seat width wise you are too fat
Re Sockpuppet, I'd have a neutral limit set at average weight. So a man who was 13 stone would get 30 kilo, a 10 stone woman 30 kilo. Above you lose 10 kilo per 10 kilo, and gain 10 kilo per 10 kilo below. If you were 30 kilo over average weight you pay a surcharge. Double average weight= 2 tickets.
Allowances made for exceptionally tall, unless they are also exceptionally fat.
Weighing people with luggage, would take no longer than weighing the luggage alone.
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Hey this was about fatties stealing our weight allowance, not women Vs men.
Anyway, those who get a weight credit can sell their extra allowance to said fatties. Call it a blubber trading scheme
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostYou have to admit it's true tho SA. Last time we went on holiday for a whole week the missus said let's just take the one suitcase. There was hardly any room left by the time I starting packing my stuff.
Women cannot win! FACT!
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You have to admit it's true tho SA. Last time we went on holiday for a whole week the missus said let's just take the one suitcase. There was hardly any room left by the time I starting packing my stuff.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostAlternatively inject them with a fat liquidiser before flight and tap it off to fuel the plane.
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Originally posted by moorfield View PostWould probably just result in lots of fatties slimming down their luggage and taking only their thongs. Not so great idea.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View Postyeh. They should trim bits off fat people until they are below a stated weight. Alternatively inject them with a fat liquidiser before flight and tap it off to fuel the plane.
Tell it to Branson, he's putting R&D into greenifying air travel.
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