Showing my age, back when meals were served on planes, the stew was asking if I wanted the dead cow or chicken meal. I no not what possessed me, but I asked her how the chicken was prepared. It got awkward reaaaaal fast. Only wanted to know if it was fried, baked etc. OH well.
I’ve never met a steward(ress) who did not give me her/his best under the prevailing conditions set by weather and my fellow passengers. I have met ALOT of steward(ress)s who needed a kind word after arguing with ppl who felt their situation was more important than anything else happening on the aircraft. Stewards keep us alive and safe and don’t leave the aircraft until the passengers are off and safe. They’re not waitresses, they are emergency response personnel who serve drinks during the calm moments.“Pardon me ma’am, can I help you put that guy and his chair out the door?”
@R. RussellThis is a game that ingsoc and I play… please don’t take it so seriously. Actually, ingsoc has made me more aware of my grammar… thanks ingy.
My mother is a flight attendant and people like this are one of the least hassles. Other, more aggravating ones include the the people who smoke in the bathrooms, the drunk and rowdy, the acrophobic who get a panic attack, the little kids who just won’t stay seated, those who still use electronics when they ask they be turned off, and my favorite, the obstinate elderly who need assistance but are just too stubborn and cantankerous to accept it. Throw in the airport security measures since 9/11 (which don’t work as has been proven many, many times by federal and independent studies) and you have a recipe for a flight attendant going a little crazy with Mr. “Hey, Waitress!”
Aw common… I was trying to make nice. Guess you’re not up to it. By the way, thanks for putting all references to me in bold type. (Bait the Troll, About Yourself, etc.) Makes me feel like you really care.
Superfrog about 12 years ago
So you can get downgraded from “economy”.
The Nihilist about 12 years ago
and here I always called them Trolley Dollies, live and learn…
weasel_monkey about 12 years ago
One if it is a dude.
Peabody-Martini about 12 years ago
If you thought riding on the wing was bad, this is worse.
cdward about 12 years ago
If you’re smart, you’ll call her ma’am.
EDinWAState about 12 years ago
Weeeeeeee… oh, wait… Aaaaaaaaggghhh!
EDinWAState about 12 years ago
@ingsoc, not to be petty but shouldn’t : “He does not has…” be written : "He does not have… "?
psychlady about 12 years ago
Looks like women are still being insulted!
Varnes about 12 years ago
To ride like that Ima needa cocktail…Oh, waitress!
V-Beast about 12 years ago
Upgraded to EXTREME seating.
philyfanstukinmi about 12 years ago
Am i sitting in an exit row?
Nebulous Premium Member about 12 years ago
As long as I tip at least 20% why should they complain?
BillWa about 12 years ago
Those were the day. Oh how I miss the Poor Sailors Airline
bransom about 12 years ago
I’m tellin you, Wiley is a woman. Every strip demeans men and uplifts women. How many times can you make the same joke?
Commentator about 12 years ago
Follow-on question: how many times can you call her “baby?”
habfan40 about 12 years ago
There should be the caption along the bottom "do not attempt this – professional driver on closed track)
rmacprivate about 12 years ago
Showing my age, back when meals were served on planes, the stew was asking if I wanted the dead cow or chicken meal. I no not what possessed me, but I asked her how the chicken was prepared. It got awkward reaaaaal fast. Only wanted to know if it was fried, baked etc. OH well.
chazandru about 12 years ago
I’ve never met a steward(ress) who did not give me her/his best under the prevailing conditions set by weather and my fellow passengers. I have met ALOT of steward(ress)s who needed a kind word after arguing with ppl who felt their situation was more important than anything else happening on the aircraft. Stewards keep us alive and safe and don’t leave the aircraft until the passengers are off and safe. They’re not waitresses, they are emergency response personnel who serve drinks during the calm moments.“Pardon me ma’am, can I help you put that guy and his chair out the door?”
CHAZ.SHIELDS about 12 years ago
Lotsa leg room….
Nebulous Premium Member about 12 years ago
Although I guess if you call the STEWARD a waitress he might get snippy, no matter how good the tip is.
mikie136 about 12 years ago
Ahh not being stuck in the dreaded middle seat and plenty of leg room, where is the resrroom?
LingeeWhiz about 12 years ago
Exactly! My ipad2 does it all the time!
EDinWAState about 12 years ago
@ingsoc What goes ’round comes ’round.
@R. RussellThis is a game that ingsoc and I play… please don’t take it so seriously. Actually, ingsoc has made me more aware of my grammar… thanks ingy.
littleannoyingdog about 12 years ago
It’s the landing that’s a bear
Mythreesons about 12 years ago
Wonder if this happened Wiley.
tigre1 about 12 years ago
Wait…the last time I rode a commercial plane that’s what SHE said her job was…I was shocked. But I got it…
KSquaredComics about 12 years ago
Funny today, but I think it would have been better to switch the caption placements!
dflak about 12 years ago
It’s not economy class – it’s steerage class.
klipt8 about 12 years ago
Looks like fun to me.
BluePumpkin about 12 years ago
Say what? Women need men to look on them a certain way to even exist? Damn . . . life is way more precarious than I thought!
Ernest Lemmingway about 12 years ago
I thought the answer was 42?
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My mother is a flight attendant and people like this are one of the least hassles. Other, more aggravating ones include the the people who smoke in the bathrooms, the drunk and rowdy, the acrophobic who get a panic attack, the little kids who just won’t stay seated, those who still use electronics when they ask they be turned off, and my favorite, the obstinate elderly who need assistance but are just too stubborn and cantankerous to accept it. Throw in the airport security measures since 9/11 (which don’t work as has been proven many, many times by federal and independent studies) and you have a recipe for a flight attendant going a little crazy with Mr. “Hey, Waitress!”
EDinWAState about 12 years ago
@Ingsoc
Aw common… I was trying to make nice. Guess you’re not up to it. By the way, thanks for putting all references to me in bold type. (Bait the Troll, About Yourself, etc.) Makes me feel like you really care.
dfowensby about 12 years ago
A: because it does not follow, and shows how ignorant the sender is.
Q: why do people who top-post email replies suck?
Hermione85 about 12 years ago
love it!
neeeurothrush about 12 years ago
@dflaki thought the pilot steered
Bill Chapman about 12 years ago
(I had to say it) LOL!!!!!
Varnes about 12 years ago
gathers no foot…
ramonesfan about 12 years ago
That looks like fun …. but not as much fun as coaxing a waitress into joining the “Mile High Club”
EDinWAState about 12 years ago
Aw common, you wouldn’t deny me a little colloquialism now and again would ya ingy? Thanks for being my biggest fan!
mizcraig about 12 years ago
What would be even better would be to stop the pilot, who might be walking down the aisle, call HER waitress, and ask for another drink.
natureboyfig4 Premium Member about 12 years ago
Silly guy: an air waitress is a stewardess! That, or Elbonian coffee wench. :-P
Vonne Anton about 12 years ago
In flight movie: Gone With the Wind