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I find this true driving a car. safeinOhio Aug 2014 #1
And THIS ^ is what makes DU suck Glitterati Aug 2014 #2
Why would anyone be a member of a site they feel sucks? nt Live and Learn Aug 2014 #53
Yes. Driving a car requires the same sort of MineralMan Aug 2014 #3
Yes, sometimes you have to change for others Maeve Aug 2014 #7
Yup. It's really pretty simple if you're paying attention. MineralMan Aug 2014 #9
I can't believe people get so annoyed by a seat in front of them leaning two inches back. redqueen Aug 2014 #4
Perhaps you should re-think your strategies Glitterati Aug 2014 #5
Or perhaps not. Focusing on first world problems, rather MineralMan Aug 2014 #8
It's really NOT about airline seats Glitterati Aug 2014 #10
And yet, flights are full. Airlines are businesses. MineralMan Aug 2014 #13
ROFL Glitterati Aug 2014 #18
If you do not fly, I can't see why you'd be concerned. MineralMan Aug 2014 #19
100% right on. safeinOhio Aug 2014 #21
Airlines do not cancel flights that are not full. The Velveteen Ocelot Aug 2014 #77
I hardly think anyone is trying to disrespect you by reclining their seat. Live and Learn Aug 2014 #56
Reading comprehension Glitterati Aug 2014 #58
This message was self-deleted by its author Live and Learn Aug 2014 #60
It is not so much a question of comprehension but Live and Learn Aug 2014 #65
Yes, that's true. MineralMan Aug 2014 #6
They're probably first-time flyers. redqueen Aug 2014 #11
That could be. Or they may just be so self-oriented MineralMan Aug 2014 #14
Then you must not have knees that are sunk into the seat in front of you. Some people do. pnwmom Aug 2014 #28
Your complaint should be to the airlines and the lack of space not your fellow Live and Learn Aug 2014 #57
Same here. meaculpa2011 Aug 2014 #35
+1 And, some people may find sitting at a 90 degree angle Live and Learn Aug 2014 #54
It depends on how tall you are. hifiguy Aug 2014 #63
Exactly. raouldukelives Aug 2014 #12
Everyone is in a death spiral the minute they are born. MineralMan Aug 2014 #15
And thanks to the efforts of investors. raouldukelives Aug 2014 #51
Maybe. Maybe not. MineralMan Aug 2014 #62
Good Post Gothmog Aug 2014 #16
Thanks. I appreciate that. MineralMan Aug 2014 #17
This is a formulation of a High Holy day sermon that we get every other year Gothmog Aug 2014 #20
I automatically assume that the person in front of me is going to recline Art_from_Ark Aug 2014 #22
I don't assume that. In fact, on my last few flights where reclining MineralMan Aug 2014 #25
You can travel without reclining. You just prefer not to. pnwmom Aug 2014 #29
I got deep vein thrombosis sitting in traffic. Manifestor_of_Light Aug 2014 #31
Happened to me on a cross-country flight. pnwmom Aug 2014 #33
So people that have back problems don't count but Live and Learn Aug 2014 #59
On the day I got the DVT, the seat belt sign was on for most of the flight. pnwmom Aug 2014 #71
Agreed. I am surprised the airlines aren't more accommodating to letting Live and Learn Aug 2014 #73
Except, the seats are designed to be reclined. Warren DeMontague Aug 2014 #23
Please read my OP again. I dislike it, but I never MineralMan Aug 2014 #24
Those reclining seats were designed back when there was much more space between them than now. n/t pnwmom Aug 2014 #41
And that's the crux of it, they keep cramming more and more people into the planes. Warren DeMontague Aug 2014 #46
And they designed them poorly in the first place. I read somewhere today that they designed pnwmom Aug 2014 #52
It doesn't bother me in the slightest when the person in front of me reclines their seat. nt Zorra Aug 2014 #26
OK. I'd never venture to speak for you. MineralMan Aug 2014 #27
So? You're obviously not one of the people whose knees require that space. pnwmom Aug 2014 #30
I'm 5'11, and slim. The average height of an adult in the US is about five feet, 7 inches. Zorra Aug 2014 #37
Height isn't everything. My husband is 4 inches taller but I have longer legs. pnwmom Aug 2014 #39
Why indeed. Mariana Aug 2014 #72
I have real issues in economy class seats due to claustrophobia. MoonRiver Aug 2014 #32
I've had fat people slop over my armrest and make me very uncomfortable. Manifestor_of_Light Aug 2014 #38
The person doesn't even have to be fat. A man with broad, muscular shoulders pnwmom Aug 2014 #40
I can't say I couldn't stand to lose 10 pounds mythology Aug 2014 #76
It turns out that way back in the 60's, they stupidly designed seats to fit pnwmom Aug 2014 #78
Lol, you're a little bit more direct than I dare to be, but I so relate! MoonRiver Aug 2014 #42
I'm slightly obese myself. Manifestor_of_Light Aug 2014 #44
There's a big difference between slightly and morbidly obese. MoonRiver Aug 2014 #45
That's true. Manifestor_of_Light Aug 2014 #47
People on scooters? MoonRiver Aug 2014 #48
Blocking the aisle and I have to dodge them so I don't get run over in a store. Manifestor_of_Light Aug 2014 #49
OK, I know what you mean. MoonRiver Aug 2014 #50
And so I ask, my fellow claustrophobes... pipi_k Aug 2014 #43
That's unfortunate. I'm not sure what the airlines MineralMan Aug 2014 #61
When I fly with my husband he can get business or first class. That helps A LOT. MoonRiver Aug 2014 #68
i think one ought to consider also. what i want done to me, may not be what another wants. seabeyond Aug 2014 #34
What about masochists? Manifestor_of_Light Aug 2014 #36
I just don't see why this sort of thing has to be so complicated. reflection Aug 2014 #55
Almost as good as Peggy Hill's musings whatchamacallit Aug 2014 #64
Who? MineralMan Aug 2014 #67
People say, "Just recline your seat", but my lower back hurts when I do that. GoCubsGo Aug 2014 #66
I do not recline the seat unless no one is sitting behind me Skittles Aug 2014 #69
We do not have or know what "Manners" are these days... KoKo Aug 2014 #70
I am exactly the same way ballabosh Aug 2014 #74
Most others don't care a whit and will recline anyway frazzled Aug 2014 #75
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