Why not?!Blabala said:Why do you want fat people paying more if you'll be still paying the same (if not more) ?
Blabala said:Why do you want fat people paying more if you'll be still paying the same (if not more) ?
tedtropy said:
If either of these men had penises, they were long since crushed or accidentally eaten in a hot dog dropping incident.
alejob said:More like they must have 2 belly buttons.
Don't think paying by weight is fair, I'm 6'4" and not fat, but my weight would be way more than a guy who's 5'6". Thats not something that I can control.
Agent Dormer said:If you're so heavy you're overflowing, the airline better make sure you paid for my ticket. The seats are bad enough in coach nowadays that the added issue of having someone's fat leak into my seat area is a costant fear I have when flying. Sorry, I just really don't want to get stuck in that position. Most likely I'd request for a new seat or to be moved to a different flight or something, because if I am paying for whatever tiny space there is, it's my space. Not the space for your rolls.
Tazznum1 said:I hate when someone you don't know sits next to you and they touch. Then I casually inch over away and they get more comfortable and sit and touch you again. :/ I hate that. On the bus if I am not sitting with someone I know, I take the aisle seat and half of me is leaning off the seat away from the other person.
I'm weird. :/ Another reason I only do express buses and nothing more.
But what would you do about large people who AREN'T fat? My most cramped flight ever -- and I've been on a LOT of planes -- was when I got stuck in a center seat between two athletic guys in business suits.xsarien said:Yeah, paying by weight isn't the solution. Usually a person's weight isn't the problem with seats, it's their width. If someone really tall, and by virtue of that, someone who weighs a lot wants to sit down on a plane, that's fine. If your ass spills over into my seat, that's when shit just ain't right; when that happens, you (not "you" you) should have to pony up the cash so instead of invading my space, you just claim it for yourself. I'll go sit next to Twiggy McStick two rows up.
-jinx- said:But what would you do about large people who AREN'T fat? My most cramped flight ever -- and I've been on a LOT of planes -- was when I got stuck in a center seat between two athletic guys in business suits.
I guess I'd have to say they should pay for two seats as well. It doesn't matter if its rolling fat or rippling muscle, if its taking up more than one seat, you should pay for more than one seat.-jinx- said:But what would you do about large people who AREN'T fat? My most cramped flight ever -- and I've been on a LOT of planes -- was when I got stuck in a center seat between two athletic guys in business suits.
But define "more than one seat." The seats are so f?cking narrow that I don't know anyone over six feet who wouldn't intrude into someone else's space.NLB2 said:I guess I'd have to say they should pay for two seats as well. It doesn't matter if its rolling fat or rippling muscle, if its taking up more than one seat, you should pay for more than one seat.
I'm getting really annoyed with that kind of comment. Since I can't tell who's joking and who is actually just an asshole, I would suggest that people knock off the blanket statements and stick to the issue of equitable airline transport.Foreign Jackass said:Why don't we just kill all fat people anyway? They eat up way too much resources.
What a baby shower?Foreign Jackass said:They should just send them home, or give em a shower. You know, that special kind of shower. :lol
But what would you do about large people who AREN'T fat? My most cramped flight ever -- and I've been on a LOT of planes -- was when I got stuck in a center seat between two athletic guys in business suits.
I guess I'd have to say they should pay for two seats as well. It doesn't matter if its rolling fat or rippling muscle, if its taking up more than one seat, you should pay for more than one seat.
But define "more than one seat." The seats are so f?cking narrow that I don't know anyone over six feet who wouldn't intrude into someone else's space.
With all due respect, I think you're kidding yourself. I'm 6'0", average build, and on American Eagle flights, my shoulders are usually touching (or within an inch or two of) the person next to me.Gek54 said:I am all for price per pound. People need more incentives to lose weight and they should charge for the extra fuel required to get their fat asses off the ground. I am 6'5 215lbs and even though I am severely cramped on an American Eagle I dont intrude at all on anyone else during the flight.