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  • Pitchfork51
    Pitchfork51 Member Posts: 27,680

    BearsWiin said:

    Lufthansa/Austrian Star Alliance got me where I needed to go, no problem. One of Lufthansa stewardesses looked like the woman that Arnold disguised himself as in Total Recall.

    image

    Consider this a divorce as he blows away Sharon Stone

    Perhaps his best one liner
    Is Total Recall the one where Sharon and Sly got busy in the shower?

    Remember absolutely nothing about that movie otherwise.
    This is the only thing people usually remember


    https://youtu.be/Z5TqD5xf0ic


  • NeGgaPlEaSe
    NeGgaPlEaSe Member Posts: 6,005
    doogie said:

    priapism said:

    Cops in Asia are more tolerant and will give you some time to comply. A Japanese cop may spend hours dealing with a troubling person. In the U.S., the cops will give you 5-90 seconds to comply, or they usually start roughing you up or seriously beating your ass if no one is around. Cops in the U.S. are lazy and want to get back to their donuts and warm coffee. There's too much of a US Marine core mindset and ADHD laziness to patiently solve certain sensitive situations. Certain cops learn to treat everyone shitty.

    I remember when Northwestern use to offer their passengers $400 to delay their flight if they ever overbooked. My dad use to volunteer multiple times to make some extra money. I think he made $800 once. Now airlines have you roughed up when they oversell, seems to be the more profitable method. Certain airlines learn to treat everyone shitty.

    $400 on a Monday? Ain't happening. They had just bumped it to $800. Guarantee you ears perked up at that point and at least 20 hands were ready to shoot into the air at the next bump to $1,000 or $1,200.

    Today, United has lost $900,000,000 in market value. United is on its way to Friedman Air territory flying around retired bargain hunting tourists
    I'm surprised they didn't sell CEO's couch already in all honesty. He screwed the pooch by not admitting fault. That fucked United even more. That raises potential money loss big time. Like the defense lawyer on CNN said, add a dollar for every person who saw the video, get ready to pay. Call it Dao airlines.... Then you pay the people immediately around the incident...
  • WilburHooksHands
    WilburHooksHands Member Posts: 6,804

    BearsWiin said:

    Lufthansa/Austrian Star Alliance got me where I needed to go, no problem. One of Lufthansa stewardesses looked like the woman that Arnold disguised himself as in Total Recall.

    image

    Consider this a divorce as he blows away Sharon Stone

    Perhaps his best one liner
    Is Total Recall the one where Sharon and Sly got busy in the shower?

    Remember absolutely nothing about that movie otherwise.
    This is the only thing people usually remember


    https://youtu.be/Z5TqD5xf0ic


    SEE YOU AT THE PAHTY RICHTAH!!!
  • Intersectional_Dawg
    Intersectional_Dawg Member Posts: 524
    I've always wanted to own an airline, maybe they can rough me up next.
  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 26,146 Standard Supporter
    doogie said:

    priapism said:

    Cops in Asia are more tolerant and will give you some time to comply. A Japanese cop may spend hours dealing with a troubling person. In the U.S., the cops will give you 5-90 seconds to comply, or they usually start roughing you up or seriously beating your ass if no one is around. Cops in the U.S. are lazy and want to get back to their donuts and warm coffee. There's too much of a US Marine core mindset and ADHD laziness to patiently solve certain sensitive situations. Certain cops learn to treat everyone shitty.

    I remember when Northwestern use to offer their passengers $400 to delay their flight if they ever overbooked. My dad use to volunteer multiple times to make some extra money. I think he made $800 once. Now airlines have you roughed up when they oversell, seems to be the more profitable method. Certain airlines learn to treat everyone shitty.

    $400 on a Monday? Ain't happening. They had just bumped it to $800. Guarantee you ears perked up at that point and at least 20 hands were ready to shoot into the air at the next bump to $1,000 or $1,200.

    Today, United has lost $900,000,000 in market value. United is on its way to Friedman Air territory flying around retired bargain hunting tourists
    They will be bailed out if it comes to that. Corporate welfare