I'll fly with whoever is the cheapest.
Manchester to Dublin? 45 minutes.
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Previously on "too early for April Fools - Ryanair to charge for toilets...."
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This pay per crap story has been rumbling on for years now. Ryanair desparately need a decent PR director. The fares are the cheapest around and they have a fleet of modern aircraft so why do they go out of their way to piss off their customers with all the tulip hidden charges when booking and bloated credit card fees and the like?
IMHO they are being held back by the eccentricity of Michael O'Leary who seems to enjoy provoking the media and his own customers.Last edited by George Parr; 20 January 2010, 12:10.
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No need to throw away the plastic bottle you had to empty due to security!Originally posted by kermitt View Postsorry should have read in a bottle. (muppet)
Ryanair is just helping the planet.
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And if you have no change in your pocket....
Do it in the aisle if you have the bottle.
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It's only an issue if you fly ryanair, which any self respecting contractor doesn't...
Me, I'm not self respecting, I don't fly them because I can't stand the mick tosspot!!
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If they start charging for the toilets won't people be tempted to, erm, get their money's worth?
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An aircraft does not have to have toilets at all? I shall certainly stop flying if they implement that no leaving seats in last hour thing. Nothing makes me want a pee more than knowing I can't.
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It's worse than taking the piss.Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostIt's a tax on the poo
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In fact when you go clients pay extra to keep you thereOriginally posted by Churchill View PostWhat's the problem? Contractors charge when they go to the bog...
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