Five ways to avoid a chatty passenger

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10-02-2009 @ 10:14PM

sue said...

I sat next to one of these blabbermouth people on a short 2-hour flight. All she could talk about was her ranch, her cars and her children's sex lives. In between us was a man that didn't say much of anything. I was boiling about mid-flight. I just wanted to lean over and shout to her, Shut up! I should have asked the attendant to move my seat just in case. I can't tell you how maddening it was. If I could have, I would have opened up an emergency door and thrown her out.
Thankfully the flight ended and I pushed ahead of her and left. I hate such self-centered people.

10-03-2009 @ 9:16PM

Ken said...

Alas.... what the world needs.
A female Kenny Tarmac!

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