I have read and/or heard of such incidents, and they fleetingly crossed my mind as I walked toward the bathroom. But I think I just trusted that it would be alright for me since it was a flight attendant who invited me. I assumed she knew what she was doing and wouldn't be doing it if it was unreasonably risky. Famous last words, I suppose, but that was my mindset at the time.
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07 Jun 2013 11:11PM
I agree, all the fun has gone out of flying, now its just a cattle call unless your going first class or using and oriental carrier.
PS I am a member of the mile high club but that was back in the 60's
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08 Jun 2013 3:27PM
The 60s were a little before my flying days, but I can certainly imagine how much fun people must have had back then. I'm sure mile high experiences are extremely rare post-911. I certainly never thought I would join (or more accurately, be "recruited") such a prestigious club. ;-)
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08 Jun 2013 3:48PM
911 changed a lot of things. Who would have thought that 12 fuck-ups could change the world for millions of people
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12 Jun 2013 3:04AM
No kidding. In terms of changing the trajectory of social values and attitudes and the relationship dynamics between the citizenry and government, I think 9/11 will prove to have a greater impact than the Depression, the New Deal, Kennedy's assassination, Vietnam, and Watergate. It is very, very saddening, this path on which we have permitted ourselves to be found.
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26 Jul 2013 2:25AM
Anybody that has flown abroad on US carriers knows there is no such thing as a hot flight attendant on them. Maybe it was Scandinavian Air or KLM?
