When you're flying

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  • Window seat
  • Middle seat
  • Aisle seat
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Always aisle.

‘Oh look, clouds!’

Nah.

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3

I like a good look, so gotta be window for me.

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4

Cityscapes r good.

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5

Guess window for take off and landing and aisle for the rest of it would be the dream but try making that deal!

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  • Front of the plane
  • Middle
  • Back
  • Don’t care
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Hate the aisle seat. Horrible. Don’t want to be jostled by people

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  • Stare at the floor in a constant sweat trying to pretend you aren’t on a plane and it will all be over soon
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Also when you’re in the aisle seat and the plane’s just landed and you can sense the desperation of the people next to you to already stand up and retrieve their luggage, even though the doors won’t open for ages

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10

Don’t think I could manage a flight longer than maybe 2 hours. How people go to Australia beggars belief.

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Yeah there should be seperate rows for these people. Hate it, oh you want me to squash into the aisle where I can’t move anywhere?

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On a couple of 11 hour flights I’ve managed to wedge myself in against a window and not leave the seat the whole time. Just made a little burrow for myself with bottled water and snacks. That’s the ideal flight.

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The whole world flies with you

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14

People should get ferries everywhere. 1000000x better

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15

I like the window seat for leaning and looking, but the aisle for some sneaky leg sticking out from time to time and not having to ask to be let out for the toilet as I’d rather wet myself than ask people to move.

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16

Surely you’d need a wee in that time, though?

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17

Couldn’t give a darn, just no crying little ones please.

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I like to get up and wander about

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Particularly during take off and landing

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You’d think so, but i think the burrow puts my body into hibernation mode…