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In reply to the discussion: If you do not want cell phone chatting while flying [View all]dipsydoodle
(42,239 posts)35. Still called that over here
http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/ghettoblaster-boombox
But yes - I know what you mean.
I've got friends who have those fitted with speed contollers for dance lessons.
But yes - I know what you mean.
I've got friends who have those fitted with speed contollers for dance lessons.
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I tend to cut people a break. Someday I might want/need to make a phone call myself.
FSogol
Mar 2014
#12
Well, if you can't charter a private plane, I guess you'll just have to learn to deal with other
FSogol
Mar 2014
#43
Sure. And one way to "deal with" other people who don't know how to act in public...
Lizzie Poppet
Mar 2014
#128
Yes, well, he arranged his life at a time when cell phones weren't used on planes
jberryhill
Mar 2014
#83
What amendment guarantees the right to talk on a cell phone on a plane?
ForgoTheConsequence
Mar 2014
#66
The Madison/Hamilton fight over who should be allocated the most frequent flier miles acccumulated
msanthrope
Mar 2014
#137
All of your examples were not major problems. Major problems can be handled by the
FSogol
Mar 2014
#41
I think just asking the person nicely would work better- so they would understand your intent?
bettyellen
Mar 2014
#57
Nah, I'm a luddite with a nearly antique flip phone*. I seldom make calls and my call are usually
FSogol
Mar 2014
#62
Flying is the pits now. For decades I used to fly all over the place on business, but that
RKP5637
Mar 2014
#42
Same here, I never fly. Used to for years when it was fun, but no more. I just see planes
RKP5637
Mar 2014
#44
While I find it annoying at times, air travel is already so restrictive that I'm against any bans...
NYC_SKP
Mar 2014
#5
Nope, just the opposite. Hearing only one side of a conversation has been shown...
Silent3
Mar 2014
#120
There is also irony in telling everyone to shut up in a thread about telling people to shut up.
FSogol
Mar 2014
#17
"multiplexes all of the calls into a single satellite link on the plane"
TexasProgresive
Mar 2014
#75
that is too good and thanks for the vid. I've read of them, wondered what they looked like
uppityperson
Mar 2014
#95
Actually heavensabove is where I saw them listed, now know what to look for if it's clear here in
uppityperson
Mar 2014
#105
I get it ... mostly.... I know it will be more like a relay scenario. Like the current wifi use.
Hassin Bin Sober
Mar 2014
#108
Kids are much less annoying than loud adults, and there are already plenty of them.
HuckleB
Mar 2014
#71
To me, the movie "Her" is a horror story. Sounds like a lot of people here can't wait for it to
FSogol
Mar 2014
#67
It annoys me, but so does the government passing regulations against things just because
hughee99
Mar 2014
#51
I think it would be fine if they restricted it for parts of longer flights, when they dim the lights
bettyellen
Mar 2014
#58
Here's a good article on the technical difficulties of high altitude cell use
TexasProgresive
Mar 2014
#79
Oh. You're one of those people who read with their light on when I want to sleep
joeglow3
Mar 2014
#140
It's like a thread full of people who don't fly. This will be monitized by the airlines both
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2014
#136