Really? I don’t fly so much anymore, but I can’t think of hardly any situation where being delayed a few hours isn’t worth $400 or more.

No, don’t let that stop you! It’s much easier than you think using only English. Heck, there are lots of people who live here for years not knowing any Japanese.

Ah right. Got it. I’ve heard of the chain but I’ve been out of the US so long I guess I didn’t know what people actually called it!

Oh no, I got the point exactly.

They did, they suggested a napkin, which is totally reasonable. Who the hell NEEDS a condiment cup? Just put that shit on a napkin and be done with it.

B-Dubs? Is this American slang I am not getting?

To be fair, I have been to more than one bar that has whisky on tap. Obviously not served in a pint glass, but still.

Sure, I agree with what you are saying.

You would think that, but when I was in school some idiot fellow student managed to cause a wreck while racing that killed 7 people. He got a very short jail term and lost his license, that’s all.

Who says they are all arriving within the same time frame? I’m sure he gets them all the time, and they would be rotted to hell after sitting in the ocean for over a year.

They can, but people only pay for the cheapest possible fare, which means getting shoved in as closely as possible.

There is an amazing amount of garbage that floats up on beaches. Suitcases wouldn’t be suspicious at all, really.

I don’t think we know anything at all about why this happened, which makes it really premature to blame the pilot for anything.

No, that’s exactly where southern Indian Ocean currents would take floating debris. Why do you think it isn’t?

That happened in real life, you know.

BOOOOOO

I detest Air Asia. I’m surprised they’ve only crashed one plane.

Educated and smart aren’t necessarily strongly correlated, especially when deeply ingrained poverty is involved.

Wow. That must have been terrifying!!

Maybe this doesn’t qualify (and I am stuck in the greys anyway):