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To: MotleyGirl70

I have had a passenger sit next to me that was so obese that I had to lean over into the space of the passenger on the opposite side to avoid having constant, annoying pressure from the obese passenger...forget about the armrest...couldn’t even see it after the guy sat down.

The airlines are selling space on the flight. Anyone whose body extends to the point that it takes up more width than the seats can comfortably manage should have to buy another seat. Do big and tall people expect to get a suit for the same price as someone who wears clothing that requires half as much material to make? Overeating is a choice...no one is force-feeding them.


53 posted on 09/16/2007 6:39:32 PM PDT by RouxStir (No Peeing Allowed in the Gene Pool.)
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To: RouxStir

why is it only- buy one seat or buy two? why not put some
“oversize” seats on the plane and require people of a certain size to buy a fitting seat?

they have the dealios for carry on- if it fits in this it’s okay. why not the same for passengers? if you fit through here you get a regular size seat. if not you need the large, or extra large...


133 posted on 09/16/2007 8:10:29 PM PDT by getitright
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