25 possibly Irish/British people kicked off a flight

BMJD · 08-03-2016 3:06pm

I never understand the need for some people to get hammered before or during a flight, the last thing I want to be doing during a flight is either holding in a wee wee or queuing to use the stupid little jacks. Plus daytime hangovers are awful things altogether.

blinding · 08-03-2016 3:09pm

I think Costa Rica is a long way away.

Were They Looking for Costa coffee. Easy enough mistake !

py2006 · 08-03-2016 3:12pm

Road building going on at mo in Costa Rica and yes they are most likely from a certain ethnic minority here.

Deise Vu · 08-03-2016 3:15pm

BMJD wrote: »

I never understand the need for some people to get hammered before or during a flight, the last thing I want to be doing during a flight is either holding in a wee wee or queuing to use the stupid little jacks. Plus daytime hangovers are awful things altogether.

Worse:
'This is the captain speaking. Due to the turbulence we are experiencing , passengers must remain seated'.

Then there's the dreaded getting caught between two trolly dollies while everyone rummages for change.

I have even heard it happen of planes being held on the runway for hours while the police escort scum off. They won' t let you use the toilets then either! You would probably have to do a Gerard Depardieu. What do women do?????:eek::eek:

Tigger · 08-03-2016 3:16pm

It was the young lads stag

marmurr1916 · 08-03-2016 3:17pm

Samaris wrote: »

Not so much ire as genuine bemusement in my case. Why are Travellers (if that's who you were referring to) English? They are fairly traditionally known as an Irish group.

There are English, Welsh and Scottish Travellers too you know - most of them don't have any Irish ancestry or any links with Ireland at all. Scottish travellers regularly park their caravans etc in different parts of Aberdeen during the summer.

SEPT 23 1989 · 08-03-2016 3:20pm

BMJD wrote: »

I never understand the need for some people to get hammered before or during a flight, the last thing I want to be doing during a flight is either holding in a wee wee or queuing to use the stupid little jacks. Plus daytime hangovers are awful things altogether.

people who have a fear of flying will get so drunk they don't care if it crashes

but at this stage it doesn't matter how much i drink as soon as the door closes on that tomb i sober up immediately

BMJD · 08-03-2016 3:22pm

"get off my plane, yer drunk as fook"

10 minutes later they're flogging overpriced wine.......................

whisky_galore · 08-03-2016 3:23pm

Pat Mustard wrote: »

I bet they're English.

If they are actually Irish people, the names will likely be broadcast news in Ireland within 24 hours.

Maybe I'm wrong. We'll see.

Drunk Irish people would be harmlessly 'having the craic' whereas drunk English people would clearly be bad types, like football hooligans, neo Nazis or pigeon-fancying council flat dwellers.

SEPT 23 1989 · 08-03-2016 3:30pm

I would actually prefer to be stuck on a plane with football hooligans than "Irish" people who cant ever manage to drink and behave themselves in public

Samaris · 08-03-2016 6:26pm

Deise Vu wrote: »

Ehhhhh... No I didn't.

Oh, true, it was someone called bubblypop. Still, I stand by the rest of it :P

stoplooklisten · 08-03-2016 6:31pm

did they know the way to san jose?

Tigger · 09-03-2016 2:22pm

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I would actually prefer to be stuck on a plane with football hooligans than "Irish" people who cant ever manage to drink and behave themselves in public

i'll leave this here
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/transport/easyjet-forced-to-make-emergency-landing-after-drunk-brit-tries-to-open-door-at-30000ft-a3199001.html