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Old May 9th, 2009, 09:23 PM posted to soc.support.fat-acceptance,misc.consumers,rec.travel.air,rec.travel.cruises,rec.travel.europe
Floyd
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Default Ryanair considers a fat tax.

Lady Veteran on 5/7/2009 in
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I guess the guys like it because that is the only time they can wear
ruffles and silk without being laughed at.


You have admitted to wearing men's pants. Got irony?

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Old May 9th, 2009, 10:09 PM posted to misc.consumers,rec.travel.air,rec.travel.europe
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Default Ryanair considers a fat tax.

This whole debate will spark a very important supreme court challenge.

At one point, Ryannair will decide that pregnant women beyond a certain
stage of pregnancy will need to buy two tickets. This may end up setting
a precedent that decides when a feotus becomes a human being and
Ryannair will get the whole abortion (pro/con) extremists on its back
with court challenges one after the other, the falling of the governmnt,
total anarchy, talibanisation of the UK after which the problem will be
solved since women will not be able to get out of their homes, even less
fly.



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Old May 10th, 2009, 02:59 AM posted to misc.consumers,rec.travel.air,rec.travel.europe
Rod Speed[_1_]
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Default Ryanair considers a fat tax.

John Doe wrote:

This whole debate will spark a very important supreme court challenge.


Nope, you watch.

At one point, Ryannair will decide that pregnant women beyond
a certain stage of pregnancy will need to buy two tickets.


Bet they aint that stupid.

This may end up setting a precedent that decides when a feotus becomes a human being


Nope, because they wont be that stupid.

and Ryannair will get the whole abortion (pro/con) extremists
on its back with court challenges one after the other,


Nope, because they wont be that stupid.

the falling of the governmnt, total anarchy, talibanisation of the UK


Just another of your pathetic little drug crazed fantasys.

after which the problem will be solved since women
will not be able to get out of their homes, even less fly.


Just another of your pathetic little drug crazed fantasys.


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Old May 11th, 2009, 05:54 PM
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Already old news. Why is Ryanair so negetaive in the news because of their own strange plans.

Odd. Very odd

Greetings
JOHN
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Old May 11th, 2009, 08:22 PM posted to misc.consumers,rec.travel.air,rec.travel.europe
DevilsPGD[_2_]
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Default Ryanair considers a fat tax.

In message John Doe
was claimed to have wrote:

This whole debate will spark a very important supreme court challenge.

At one point, Ryannair will decide that pregnant women beyond a certain
stage of pregnancy will need to buy two tickets. This may end up setting
a precedent that decides when a feotus becomes a human being and
Ryannair will get the whole abortion (pro/con) extremists on its back
with court challenges one after the other, the falling of the governmnt,
total anarchy, talibanisation of the UK after which the problem will be
solved since women will not be able to get out of their homes, even less
fly.


You're seriously confused here.

First, pregnant women tend to get wider going forward more then out side
to side, so an additional seat isn't usually needed for width.

Second, infants already fly free without any additional seat being
needed, so there would be no "additional person" justifications in play
either.
 




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