Stowaway

[237SJ]

I know this isn't the first time something like this has happened and it won't be the last but I find the fact that the guy had packed a bag and had some water and food with him really sad. Makes you think of the human side of the situation. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7201733/Body-London-garden-fell-Heathrow-bound-plane.html

[Mamyalynne]

He'll be scouring the obituary columns later for joke fodder.

Don't waste your time Cal.

[douglas9401]

Oh please, let's not.

[Jackdaw33]

Is it winter already? I only ask because of the abundance of snowflakes around tonight.

[237SJ]

Naomi -Nobody can ever guarantee that someone has not managed to get a bomb onto your aircraft. That is a fact. Sorry

[Calicogirl]

Nothing Snowflaky about finding people gleeful and joking about another human being's death utterly disgusting Jack. Shame on you for thinking there is and for your banal comment on the other thread addressing this.

[naomi24]

No you can’t guarantee it even though you’ve been so blasé about it. No surprise you’re apologising.

[237SJ]

Of course I`m blase about it. So is everyone else in this industry. That is how we cope with the possibilities of what could happen.

[Mamyalynne]

I have just refreshed my memory of the term 'Snowflake' as I'm not usually one that uses throwaway tag lines that have their origin in old films like Fight Club, none of them apply to me.

We all know the first rule of Fight Club too, don't we.

[10ClarionSt]

Squad @21.10. I'm of the same opinion as you but I really got slated by some users on here because of it. In the end, I felt like Edward Woodward in The Wicker Man.

[derek-33]

Sqad. me too mate