Why? The whole point of having a reclining chair, is to recline it. I’m a terrible sleeper on a plane being tall and I’m not a great flyer either, so I’ll do whatever I can to make myself more relaxed. The person in front of me had their seat reclined on a flight back from the Caribbean last month and the difference was minimal.
got back from the Caribbean 3 weeks ago and both ways the geezer in front of me had the seat in recline for most of the 8/8.5 hours ...
He would have had my knees in his back, until he moved it forward.
I'm torn on this, the seats are allowed to recline. Not at mealtime but they are built to recline and so is everyone else's.
That said, I'm not sure how much 2 inches or reclining can improve a flight and I get how it pisses people off but you are allowed to do it. What pisses me off is people who leave it reclined during food without being told, those people are among lifes collection of arseholes
Personally, I have no idea why the seats recline, when it's obvious that the front persons added comfort, is at the back persons added discomfort. I would be considerate to the person behind, so would never recline, unless the seat was vacant (bet my neighbours are recliners) .
The "Charity" my dogs represent (mainly for insurance reasons) telling me to no longer post reports on their site of my dogs work with fundraising . Unless my dogs are raising funds for them! Kind of missing the point I think.......
I work for a charity but am not allowed to share my fundraising page at work for another charity. One's an animal welfare charity, the other is a mental health charity.
It's not like I'll be stealing your donations!!! My chosen Charity and I have a different target market!
I don't work for the charity, we pay to be members. If I could afford the liability insurance for my dogs I wouldnt belong to any of them. But £20 a year for both dogs up against £30 per month per is a no brainier. 😉
Personally, I have no idea why the seats recline, when it's obvious that the front persons added comfort is at the back persons added discomfort. I would be considerate to the person behind, so would never recline, unless the seat was vacant (bet my neighbours are recliners) .
Yeah mate I agree, same as me parking miles away from everyone else wherever I go. Can guarantee some penis will park right next to me in their shitty focus full of paintwork damaging, door swinging, shitarse kids.
Or anyone who stands in my space in a queue of any kind
junk mail and more specifically estate agent leaflets featuring some grinning cocksucker quoting how many people they have ripped off in the last quarter
junk mail and more specifically estate agent leaflets featuring some grinning cocksucker quoting how many people they have ripped off in the last quarter
Didn't she finish em off then?
Another reason to legalise brothels and get some sort of trade body in place
Have to park in the Memorial Car Park in Orpington each morning for work (have a pass as my office is right next door)
The lifts are bloody useless though so usually end up walking as you have to park on at least the 3rd floor and most days the lift is sitting at the bottom meaning that by the time it arrives on your level your already at the bottom of the stairs
Today I was on the 3rd floor, had a lift on the 4th floor and the second on the ground floor
Excellent I thought, dont have to walk I'll get that one coming down from the 4th.
Nope!!... Pressed the button long before the one on the 4th floor started to move, that went straight down and had to wait for the bloody one that was coming up from the bottom - Whats the bloody point!!... The machines are already against us!!!
The guy at work who just heated up a big bowl of sprouts and topped it with a tin of tuna.
What the actual fook?
Irrational-but-related is people who treat the work kitchen like it's their actual kitchen.
Go in, heat your stuff up, make a brew, even give your tupperware a rinse if you brought your food in... absolutely fine.
I saw a bloke in there the other day chopping vegetables and it just rattled me. Didn't smell or anything, but just took a real dislike to him as a result.
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most of the 8/8.5 hours ...
That said, I'm not sure how much 2 inches or reclining can improve a flight and I get how it pisses people off but you are allowed to do it. What pisses me off is people who leave it reclined during food without being told, those people are among lifes collection of arseholes
I would be considerate to the person behind, so would never recline, unless the seat was vacant (bet my neighbours are recliners) .
Or anyone who stands in my space in a queue of any kind
Another reason to legalise brothels and get some sort of trade body in place
Bloke seems really nice and has got on with tasks I've given him without fuss.
Unfortunately I'm just not sure I'll ever be able to separate the man from the useless peacock we had down at the Valley.
Fancied a sandwich so looked in Greggs, 50p dearer to ‘eat in’ rather than ‘take away’. Thieving tossers didn’t get my business out of principle.
The lifts are bloody useless though so usually end up walking as you have to park on at least the 3rd floor and most days the lift is sitting at the bottom meaning that by the time it arrives on your level your already at the bottom of the stairs
Today I was on the 3rd floor, had a lift on the 4th floor and the second on the ground floor
Excellent I thought, dont have to walk I'll get that one coming down from the 4th.
Nope!!... Pressed the button long before the one on the 4th floor started to move, that went straight down and had to wait for the bloody one that was coming up from the bottom - Whats the bloody point!!... The machines are already against us!!!
The staff don't care.
What the actual fook?
Go in, heat your stuff up, make a brew, even give your tupperware a rinse if you brought your food in... absolutely fine.
I saw a bloke in there the other day chopping vegetables and it just rattled me. Didn't smell or anything, but just took a real dislike to him as a result.