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It's funny how that can work. I flew a few times as a kid, with the last one being my senior year of high school (when my grandparents took me to Hawaii). Then, I didn't fly again for like 13 years. It just never came up at all. My first flight after that time was to San Diego (the first time I met crazykittensmile), and since then, I have flown at least three times a year.
Post by canexplain on Jun 27, 2013 10:28:20 GMT -5
I love to fly. When I was in the AF I used to fly 2 or 3 times a day sometimes. I thought I was going to be flying more now that my grandson got his private license but he went and joined the sub school in the Navy!! Turkey I already posted about fooling around on planes so I won't bore ya again... ..... cr****
Agreed with CKS. Flying neither excites nor scares me. I have fallen asleep before takeoff and woken up at touch down plenty of times. It is painfully expensive sometimes.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
Post by NothingButFlowers on Jun 27, 2013 11:08:48 GMT -5
I think I've only paid for one of the flights I've taken in the last four years. All the others were either for work, which work pays for, or to visit family, which my grandfather uses his frequent flyer miles to pay for.
Flying really blows when you're way too tall to sit even semi-comfortably in economy but too poor to afford business class.
This is one of the perks of flying on my grandfather's frequent flyer miles. He always books me in the exit aisles for the extra leg room. Now I feel a little bad though because I'm short, so I'm probably taking that seat from someone taller than me.
Post by canexplain on Jun 27, 2013 11:15:12 GMT -5
My fav part of flying is the takeoff and landings. Our pilots used to do "touch and goes" which means they just took off and landed like 30 times or so. Lucy and flying? A perfect match ... cr****
I think I've only paid for one of the flights I've taken in the last four years. All the others were either for work, which work pays for, or to visit family, which my grandfather uses his frequent flyer miles to pay for.
Flying really blows when you're way too tall to sit even semi-comfortably in economy but too poor to afford business class.
This is one of the perks of flying on my grandfather's frequent flyer miles. He always books me in the exit aisles for the extra leg room. Now I feel a little bad though because I'm short, so I'm probably taking that seat from someone taller than me.
Sorry I can't shut up this morn. I sometimes feel that way about my ADA access I get at concerts. I have a valid reason but not bad off like some peeps. I do have to say, Arcade Fire, Radiohead, Neil, etc front row at red rocks is a pretty good time though .... cr****
Commercial jets are ok for that but what used to really be fun is we would fly from coast to coast in a C130 prop plane. They go max out about 300 MPH so it took like 10 hours or so for the trip. They didn't have seats but more like end to end cots that you strapped yourself into. We always had tons of room to get up and walk around and goof off. Most of the time it was just a couple of us and some cargo. Geez I had such a fun life when I look back....cr****
Oh is it? I guess we'll find out when she checks in. That never crossed my mind because it doesn't rhyme directly. It's two degrees of separation.
And crazykittensmile, you're right. I glitterfied clitoris sounds beautiful. I might get on that.
WHAT?! Glitterous rhymes with clitoris?! Oh my god, I have been going by that name for years now! How embarrassing.
But no, seriously, that is totally the joke of it. I got the nickname in college due to a very sparkly poster I made for my dorm room. It's stuck ever since. It fits well because, while I'm not a girly-girl, I do like sparkly things and tend to wear sparkly eyeshadow, lip gloss, shirts, etc. I love when people hear the name and are like, "Um... do you know what your name sounds like?" It's even better to go, "No, what? I just like glittery things." And then they hem and haw, trying to decide to tell me.
I used to have a vanity plate on my car that said GLITR-US. I got honked at CONSTANTLY. Thumbs up, everything.
Oh, and even better? People usually shorten it to Glit, which sounds even more clit-ery. Feel free to do the same!