*winces*

[conuly]

Ow, ow, ow, this is just a painful take on the story. And people are agreeing with the silly! MY EYES!

I'm going to go hide now. Excuse me.

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[conuly]

In most planes - and Delta, from what I know, isn't an exception, though I'm not supposed to fly American - there's simply not enough room between your seat and the seat in front of you for anybody walking down the aisle to see *anything*. Boarding late might change that, or constantly walking up and down to go pee, but typically, you can't see the details of somebody's shirt unless you're leaning over to look at it.

[marveen.livejournal.com]

there's simply not enough room between your seat and the seat in front of you for anybody walking down the aisle to see *anything*.

Holy Mary, Mother of God. Remind me never to fly anywhere. (It's THAT cramped?)

I was visualizing it as kind of like a bus, you know? (Did you ride a bus to school, or were you one of the city kids?) You walk down the aisle and you can see that Angie brought her pink purse and Tawny is writing an excuse note from her mother and Todd is wearing his Iron Maiden t-shirt.

[conuly]

(Did you ride a bus to school, or were you one of the city kids?)

Um, both?

They *can* be cramped - by nature, I find they're not, unless you're quite tall, but then the person in front of you always leans their seat back into your face. And once you've got your little table out, and you're sitting down, there's no way the words on your shirt should be visible, even in an aisle seat, to the casual passer-by.

[marveen.livejournal.com]

Um, both?

Heh. Remember, I grew up in Smallville. If you lived inside the city limits, you WALKED to school. (The graduating class the year I transferred out had 88 seniors.)

[conuly]

We went to school well outside our district. We did walk - to the bus stop. And we were some of the first people on, too.