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Old 28th August 2008   #1
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What are the chances?

Another Ryan Air emergency landing - attack of the killer mushrooms

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7585234.stm

Am I bad for actually finding this funny?
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Old 28th August 2008   #2
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Am I bad for actually finding this funny?
Probably, but in that case I'll see you in hell.

Of all the farfetched reasons to make an emergency landing...
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Old 28th August 2008   #3
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It sounds like their spokesman used to be a rozzer:
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A spokeswoman for Ryanair said the jar contained "a vegetable oil/mushroom soup type substance".
Or someone with buggered tastebuds.
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Old 28th August 2008   #4
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"A spokeswoman for Ryanair said the jar contained "a vegetable oil/mushroom soup type substance"

that would be mushroom soup then.
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Old 28th August 2008   #5
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I am flying those bastards on Sunday morning, hope they can contain their fluids.

Also I hope the plane doesn't crash.
:)
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Old 28th August 2008   #6
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That reminds the South African airways ad of years ago: passenger giving birth. big smile on her face while the friendly air hostesses played nurses and midwives. Jolly good.
Mind you I think it was in business class.

That's the problem with the lo-cost airlines, if it had been a regular plane someone would have been able to do a full surgery here and then and not disrupt the other passengers.
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Old 28th August 2008   #7
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They dont let you get on flights if your 3 months within 'expecting delivery'
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Old 28th August 2008   #8
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They dont let you get on flights if your 3 months within 'expecting delivery'
not always true -
i was coming back from italy and a HEAVILY pregnant woman managed to get herself all the way to the boarding gate without being turned back (apparently "had to get home")
she then made the rest of us wait 2 hours while she filled out some intense paperwork to let her get on the flight..

unfortunately i can't remember the airline but it was several years ago
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Old 28th August 2008   #9
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They dont let you get on flights if your 3 months within 'expecting delivery'
Well I know it's true, I saw it on TV. And there was no blood and it looked painless.
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Old 28th August 2008   #10
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"Under IATA guidelines, pregnant women are allowed to fly in weeks 36 to 38 if the flying time does not exceed four hours. However, many airlines will not carry pregnant women after 36 weeks."

@Cohen: pregnancy is not an infectious disease. The airline was probably worried that something would happen to her and would have had to do an emergency landing and therefore created the delay.

But mushrooms mixed with oil on the other hand is a definite no no.
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Old 28th August 2008   #11
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sorry veevee i think i might of confused the situation (!)
i just meant that it is possible for pregnant women who are expecting in under 3 months (deadly fanny packs comment) to fly

when i said she delayed my flight i just meant i was annoyed that she couldn't have done her paperwork previously rather than making us all wait for her
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Old 28th August 2008   #12
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;)
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