| נשלח ב-21/11/2005 18:43 |
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Women tries to open plane door cigarete
French woman tried to pop out for mid-flight ciggie
A French woman nearly disappeared in a real cloud of smoke when she tried to open the door of an airliner so she could pop out for a mid-flight fag.
The BBC reports that Sandrine Helene Sellies has an acute fear of flying, and on a long flight from Hong Kong to Brisbane, resorted to a traditional Gallic remedy – sleeping tablets washed down with alcohol.
That little cocktail certainly did the trick. In fact, Sellies' sense of fear was so dulled that she thought it would be a good idea to pop out for a relaxing fag. She was seen heading for one of the emergency exits clutching her lighter and tabs.
Sellies began ''tampering'' with the door and was only prevented from enjoying her last cigarette by a sharp-eyed flight attendant – perhaps she was concerned that Sellies had cracked open the duty free mid-flight.
Sellies subsequently pleaded guilty to endangering the safety of an aircraft at Brisbane Magistrates Court. She was hit with a AUS$1,000 good behaviour bond. If she makes another attempt to join the mile-high smoking club in the next year, she'll forfeit the dosh.
Presumably the bench looked kindly on Sellies' defense – her brief said the hapless Madame had no memory whatsoever of the incident. We're pretty sure a couple of hundred other passengers are wishing they could erase the incident from their memories too.
(The Register)
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| נשלח ב-21/11/2005 22:51 |
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ווי זענען די גוטע צייטען ווען מ'האט געקענט רייכענען אויף די פליגערס???
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| נשלח ב-22/11/2005 00:05 |
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OMG
איך געדענק נאך די ערשטע מאל איך בין געפארן מיטן פרוי, און עס איז געווען אינמיטן די חדשים, מיר זענען געזיצן גלייך נאך ביזנעס קלאס, אין די רויעך שמעקט נאך ביז יעצט.
ב"ה מ'איז פטור געווארן דערפון
די זעלבע מיט די CLUBS אין אנדערע PUBLIC PLACES א מחיה צו כאפן א טרינק וכדו'
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| נשלח ב-22/11/2005 03:28 |
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that was crazy that they made a smoking class while the whole flight was stinking
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| נשלח ב-22/11/2005 18:06 |
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there, there weet, relax, smoking is still a constitutional right, if the person sitting next to you has a foul odor you can't exactly ban them from flying, right? even if that person has a cold and you end up catching it from them, you still can't ban them from flying.
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| נשלח ב-22/11/2005 18:36 |
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Of course yes what did the rebbe say when someone nts the window open and someone donn't?
You go after majority.
y the way according to your constitution the woman in question was entitled to kill others too while she was enjoying her "holy" right to die
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| נשלח ב-22/11/2005 18:46 |
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Weet, you can't mix religion and state.
nobody said that it was a religious vendeta, she didn't have a "holy" right to smoke, she had a state mandated one, I think what Bloomberg is doing in banning smoking wherever he wants is not constitutional now back to the planes,,
The women had a right to smoke , the airline had a right to ban smoking, she had no right to endanger her fellow passangers by opening the airplane door, however, you are not going to screen every passanger that comes onto an airplane for any type of virus, or disease that might be communicable, especially in the closed confines of an airplane, even if everybody breathes in the same air right?
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