Honestly, I don't think I've seen even adult friends be unable to get people to move around so they could sit together -- and that's without the help of staff.
Then there was the time my mother and I were flying to a funeral, and because we had booked so late, we were each in a middle seat, but neither of us would ask someone to switch into a middle seat. So we each sat alone crying. Good times.
I'm booking 2 window and 1 center seat in consecutive rows - that way we're only asking somone to move one row forward (not switch from window to center).
Pinch Dylan REALLY hard as you're walking up to the gate and watch the people clamour to switch their seat.
Speaking of airlines, I hope no Buffistae are trying to fly anywhere today. [link]
Pinch Dylan REALLY hard as you're walking up to the gate and watch the people clamour to switch their seat.
HAHAHAHAHAHA. I mean, no, that would be mean.
I just walked next door to get some cold caffeine (Pepsi-type) to get through the day. PETA is planning a protest of the agency headquartered there. Security has been beefed up. And doors to the retail area have been posted for customers only.
Pinch Dylan REALLY hard as you're walking up to the gate and watch the people clamour to switch their seat.
HAHAHAHAHAHA. I mean, no, that would be mean.
I should totally write a parenting book.
Have you seen this one, Aims? It's fantastic:
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Ooh, it's by the Bunny Suicide guy!
On the heels of his runaway Bunny Suicides books, cartoonist Andy Riley turns his irreverent wit to another group of small creatures that lurk among us seemingly everywhere: children.
From the benign (every ant you meet must be named) to the truly cruel (Ronald McDonald is dead!), each hilarious cartoon has a tall tale to educate children and entertain wicked adults everywhere.
Heh.
I totally need that book!!!