During my long flight I was reviewing the safety manual given to all passengers. I cannot speak for all my fellow passangers but I found some of the pictures to be not as universal as maybe the authors originally intended.
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On some aircraft: you may be killed in a horrible watery crash... |
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Note: The floor may become slightly radioactive. |
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No cigarettes, no briefcase, no shoes, no service... |
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In my opinion, this is just kind of suggestive. |
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First try to use your laser vision to break open the window. |
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Remember, when hiding the key to lift the mat first. |
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In case of the plane diving head first into the ground, your dead. In case of the plane diving head first into the water, your still probably dead |
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Do not sit. Do squat thrusts. |
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No lighters, no cellphones or AM/FM radios made before 1985, and most importantly no remote-controled cars. I can only imagine the chaos that must have ensued on flights before the "no remote-controled cars" rule was enacted. Curiously though, the use of remote-controlled helicopters is perfectly fine. |
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When floating in the middle of the ocean with nothing but a life-vest, only a bright-idea will probably save you. |
No remote-controlled cars. hahaha..
ReplyDelete1. I always wear my stilettos when traveling and am no good at squat thrust. Thank god for my above average laser vision or I would never have escaped any of the airplane crashes I've been in.
ReplyDelete2. How the hell do I subscribe to this thing?! Is it strictly via facebook?
Oh and I have a suggestion for your checklist. Ask an Aussie what a "drop bear" is... and than dont't believe a word they tell you.
ReplyDeleteP.S. This is your youngest sister in case the alias is some what cryptic.
I am hysterical Adam! This is your other sister. Don't mind the name, there was a teacher in college who made me join this site like 2 years ago. lol
ReplyDeleteAlso, I did just have a remote control helicopter on a plane. It just went right through the machine. No problems. Haha
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