Originally posted by: Syringer
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: Syringer
Originally posted by: Deeko
Originally posted by: Syringer
Originally posted by: Deeko
This is absurd. You think someone should ask you before they recline their seat? Wow. Just wow.
WAAAAAAH I'm too poor to afford first class so I'm going to cry about how much I hate coach, but somehow twist it into everyone else in coach being a jerk but me!
Grow up kid.
Grow taller.
But seriously though, why is your comfort more important than the person in front of you?
It's not, no one's comfort is any more important than any other's, to me it's simply an issue of common courtesy.
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
I paid for the seat, blow me.
Originally posted by: nick1985
Last airplane I was on the person in front of me took a shit in their hands and threw it in my face. SHIT!
Originally posted by: Renob
People who recline their seats on airplanes w/o asking...
lol Im 6"5 so there is no way a person can recline even if they try. I laugh when they try.
Originally posted by: Aikouka
Originally posted by: DangerAardvark
When someone does that to you, you just return the favor to the person behind you, and so on down the rows of seats until you get to the last row, where the guy can't recline, but is given a conciliatory handjob by a flight attendant in return.
Wow, do you have to ask for that? :Q I sat in the back on a small plane ( worst decision evar... especially since the engines for said plane were at the rear ), and no one gave me a hand release!
I upgraded to "Economy Plus" the second time and was actually pretty tempted to see if I could switch to First Class on one of my flights. I also found that sitting at the front (between Eco plus and First Class) is probably the best if you want leg room... I had tons :Q!
Originally posted by: Kelemvor
THey are designed so you can recline them without interfering with the eprson behind you.
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: Renob
People who recline their seats on airplanes w/o asking...
lol Im 6"5 so there is no way a person can recline even if they try. I laugh when they try.
I'm only 6.2 but this still is the case for me. People get pissed at me for having long legs. I laugh.
Originally posted by: acheron
Originally posted by: Kelemvor
THey are designed so you can recline them without interfering with the eprson behind you.
Have you ever actually been on a plane? Because they are not remotely designed that way.
Originally posted by: acheron
6'4" here, and yep. It's like, where do you expect my knees to go?
Originally posted by: AreaCode707
Originally posted by: dainthomas
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
I paid for the seat, blow me.
If you want to recline without pissing someone off, buy first class cheapskate.
Onus is on the pissed-off person to spend more money. Doesn't hurt me to have someone pissed off, and the feature is there on MY seat, under MY control, for me to use it.
I may be a 5'6" woman and you might be a 6'3" guy but I have arthritis and being in a cramped single position for a few hours can literally hobble me to the point of not being able to stand. I have no intention of asking your permission (and taking the chance you'd say no) when my ability to walk off the plane is contingent on your answer.
You want more space than the airline allows for, you pay for more space.
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: AreaCode707
Originally posted by: dainthomas
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
I paid for the seat, blow me.
If you want to recline without pissing someone off, buy first class cheapskate.
Onus is on the pissed-off person to spend more money. Doesn't hurt me to have someone pissed off, and the feature is there on MY seat, under MY control, for me to use it.
I may be a 5'6" woman and you might be a 6'3" guy but I have arthritis and being in a cramped single position for a few hours can literally hobble me to the point of not being able to stand. I have no intention of asking your permission (and taking the chance you'd say no) when my ability to walk off the plane is contingent on your answer.
You want more space than the airline allows for, you pay for more space.
But you're intruding into their space by doing that. What if they physically stop you from reclining? Are they allowed to preserve the space which they paid for?
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
I would never ask permission.
That being said, I never recline mine. It is rude.
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: AreaCode707
Originally posted by: dainthomas
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
I paid for the seat, blow me.
If you want to recline without pissing someone off, buy first class cheapskate.
Onus is on the pissed-off person to spend more money. Doesn't hurt me to have someone pissed off, and the feature is there on MY seat, under MY control, for me to use it.
I may be a 5'6" woman and you might be a 6'3" guy but I have arthritis and being in a cramped single position for a few hours can literally hobble me to the point of not being able to stand. I have no intention of asking your permission (and taking the chance you'd say no) when my ability to walk off the plane is contingent on your answer.
You want more space than the airline allows for, you pay for more space.
But you're intruding into their space by doing that. What if they physically stop you from reclining? Are they allowed to preserve the space which they paid for?
Why does the airplane seat allow you to recline it then? Seems it's not your space and the airlines allows you to use it.
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: AreaCode707
Originally posted by: dainthomas
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
I paid for the seat, blow me.
If you want to recline without pissing someone off, buy first class cheapskate.
Onus is on the pissed-off person to spend more money. Doesn't hurt me to have someone pissed off, and the feature is there on MY seat, under MY control, for me to use it.
I may be a 5'6" woman and you might be a 6'3" guy but I have arthritis and being in a cramped single position for a few hours can literally hobble me to the point of not being able to stand. I have no intention of asking your permission (and taking the chance you'd say no) when my ability to walk off the plane is contingent on your answer.
You want more space than the airline allows for, you pay for more space.
But you're intruding into their space by doing that. What if they physically stop you from reclining? Are they allowed to preserve the space which they paid for?
Why does the airplane seat allow you to recline it then? Seems it's not your space and the airlines allows you to use it.
Why do they put a food tray on the back of a seat that reclines? I'll put a drink there and the person reclines their seat so far that it nearly gets knocked over.
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
I paid for the seat, blow me.
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
Originally posted by: AreaCode707
Originally posted by: dainthomas
Originally posted by: Ocguy31
I paid for the seat, blow me.
If you want to recline without pissing someone off, buy first class cheapskate.
Onus is on the pissed-off person to spend more money. Doesn't hurt me to have someone pissed off, and the feature is there on MY seat, under MY control, for me to use it.
I may be a 5'6" woman and you might be a 6'3" guy but I have arthritis and being in a cramped single position for a few hours can literally hobble me to the point of not being able to stand. I have no intention of asking your permission (and taking the chance you'd say no) when my ability to walk off the plane is contingent on your answer.
You want more space than the airline allows for, you pay for more space.
But you're intruding into their space by doing that. What if they physically stop you from reclining? Are they allowed to preserve the space which they paid for?
Why does the airplane seat allow you to recline it then? Seems it's not your space and the airlines allows you to use it.
Why do they put a food tray on the back of a seat that reclines? I'll put a drink there and the person reclines their seat so far that it nearly gets knocked over.
Recline your seat back. Problem solved.
