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Alex [Visitor] in response to: Airlines return to their rude ways; Passengers no matter

Alex [Visitor] — Tue, 02 May 2006 03:28:16 +0000

sam, Where I'm from "strongly enforced and properly conceptualised disciplinary codes" can be stated more simply. Rude personnel should be axed, sacked, FIRED.

sam [Visitor] in response to: Airlines return to their rude ways; Passengers no matter

sam [Visitor] — Mon, 01 May 2006 14:20:29 +0000

The rude behaviour of airlines staff can be curtailed by forming strongly enforced and properly conceptualised disciplinary codes ,and, by streamlining the entire aviation industry within well-consolidated laws and national framework.

Vernon W [Visitor] in response to: Airlines return to their rude ways; Passengers no matter

Vernon W [Visitor] — Mon, 01 May 2006 10:26:32 +0000

Looks like this blog needs a little help so I thought I'd mention Michelle Wie. What is a Baldwin Blog without mentioning Wie? Boooring!! Now that Dakota Dowd has failed to make the cut for the LPGA Ginn Clubs and Resorts tournament, are you going to come out with a blog about how 12 year old Dowd is not and will never be a better golfer than Paula Creamer? Or is she the right color whereas Wie is not? For her age and first exposure to the LPGA, I think Dowd performed remarkably well, in spite of the 82 on friday.

Alex [Visitor] in response to: Airlines return to their rude ways; Passengers no matter

Alex [Visitor] — Sun, 30 Apr 2006 18:27:02 +0000

Chris, Maybe I'm just lucky. I don't fly as often as I once did or as much as you obviously do now, but I did fly on 36 different legs of trips since Jan 1, 2005, and I've never had an experience anything like what you have described. And I've been on Northwest, Southwest, Delta, Air France, Czech Air, USA3000, and Continental. Maybe I've become inured to rude treatment.

Ken [Visitor] in response to: Airlines return to their rude ways; Passengers no matter

Ken [Visitor] — Sat, 29 Apr 2006 03:27:32 +0000

I read about some poor kid who packed a jar of pond water for a science project. The screeners asked him if it was toxic. When he replied "no", they made him drink it and he got sick.

Things have gotten out of hand.

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