Ridiculous Cabin Crew request
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at 09:06 by peterraven.
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jsn55ParticipantNow THIS is funny, Hermes! Pretty quick FA to come back with a different baby. People must have been rolling with laughter.
On the ice water question, I’m not sure there’s a difference. Easier to order “water with ice” or “water, no ice”. Most of us Yanks can’t imagine drinking a fluid that is not very cold.
13 Sep 2014
at 02:06
IanFromHKGParticipantHehehe… Ohhhh, the temptation to draw aspersions about the quality of American wine/beer and the need to freeze one’s taste buds while drinking them… 😉
14 Sep 2014
at 14:28
TiredOldHackParticipantOld American automotive joke:
Q: Why is English beer warm?
A: Because Joe Lucas builds the refrigerators.(As with all the best ‘nationality’ jokes, there’s a grain of truth in it)
15 Sep 2014
at 08:46
TiredOldHackParticipantElectrical systems in British cars, in the bad old days of British Leyland, were built by Lucas. So, too, were old British bike electrics.
Not for nothing did Joe Lucas acquire the nickname of ‘Prince of Darkness’.
15 Sep 2014
at 09:21
peterravenParticipantYou’ve got me there… So confused!!! Either you or I must be in dreamland…
15 Sep 2014
at 09:58
Poshgirl58ParticipantTiredOldHack – being a Midlands girl I know exactly what you’re taking about!
15 Sep 2014
at 10:03
kevin46ParticipantMany years ago when working as BA cabin crew, I worked a charter for a QE11(original) crew change to Bombay and back. I can honestly say I have never seen people drink like it. (we even ran out of tea and coffee…a first). However, whilst we were run ragged, they were a great bunch and a pleasure to serve. We had some great chats with the stewards, comparing passengers behaviour. One anecdote I still remember was how they would spend hours setting up the tables for dinner, and people of a certain nationality would sit down, push all the cutlery aside, and proceed to eat with their fork.
19 Sep 2014
at 08:18
LuganoPirateParticipantHaving had Spitfires, MG’s and the like in my youth, I also know exactly what you’re talking about ToH.
Re the tea story told by Speedbird. I recounted this to the Swiss crew on my flight from JNB yesterday. They couldn’t stop laughing and the story spread to the whole crew by the time we landed!
19 Sep 2014
at 08:28
bigbrybleParticipantMy wife and I were flying BA business from JFK to LHR and after dinner the purser asked my wife what she would like for dessert. Not being too interested in the selection and having spied a fruit bowl on the way in asked if she could have a plain orange. “Madam, this is a 747 not a 711 but I will see what I can do!” He thought it was quite funny!! Had his tie been dangling a little lower, I would have attached it to the arm rest!! I did complain about his attitude on this matter and a number of others and was sent an apology and a couple of bottles of wine.
25 Sep 2014
at 09:29
Speedbird_ABZParticipantHa! Great that the tea story is still as funny now as it was when it happened! I’ve had 30 years of giggles from it – and it honestly is all true!
25 Sep 2014
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