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Not unless you fancy getting ultra-dehydrated... still, there's always plenty of water around. How many time zones are you crossing?

Don't make any drunken passes at the cabin crew, though. :)
 
Blue Velvet said:
Not unless you fancy getting ultra-dehydrated... still, there's always plenty of water around. How many time zones are you crossing?

Don't make any drunken passes at the cabin crew, though. :)

No time zones, just down to Jacksonville, but I have a layover in Atlanta. I can get three glasses of wine down there, easy. :eek:
 
To continue that thought: If you are traveling alone and see a cute flight attendant, then by all means. If not alone, then no unless your partner a) is oblivious, b) doesn't mind sharing, or c) will get drunk and do it first.
If the flight crew are dogs, then drink anyway because you just spent $300 and you aren't going to get to hit on anyone.
 
anonymous161 said:
To continue that thought: If you are traveling alone and see a cute flight attendant, then by all means. If not alone, then no unless your partner a) is oblivious, b) doesn't mind sharing, or c) will get drunk and do it first.
If the flight crew are dogs, then drink anyway because you just spent $300 and you aren't going to get to hit on anyone.

He's staying home. :D
 
Asking that is like asking us if you should wipe your ass.
of course you should!
 
dejo said:
Are you trying for another appearance on Airline?
funny story, i saw your episode igary this week and right after that their was another one on. And this guy was drunk before he got on the plane and they didn't allow him on the plane.... so either a) can you hold your alcohol b) drink on the plane. or just do the college trick and fill an empty poland spring bottle of water or in your case smartwater ;)
i wouldn't because the flight isn't that long... i wish i was drunk when i went to australia, then i would have been sleeping almost the whole flight :p
 
puckhead193 said:
funny story, i saw your episode igary this week and right after that their was another one on. And this guy was drunk before he got on the plane and they didn't allow him on the plane.... so either a) can you hold your alcohol b) drink on the plane. or just do the college trick and fill an empty poland spring bottle of water or in your case smartwater ;)
i wouldn't because the flight isn't that long... i wish i was drunk when i went to australia, then i would have been sleeping almost the whole flight :p

I did that when I flew to Japan once. 16 hour non-stop out of Dulles.

Two Xanax's and four sake's = 12 hours of sleep. :D
 
iGary said:
I did that when I flew to Japan once. 16 hour non-stop out of Dulles.

Two Xanax's and four sake's = 12 hours of sleep. :D
as long has you had fun, its all good ;) :p
 
I would. Lucky you... I like planes, airports, and being buzzed. Sigh.
 
Duff-Man says...I generally don't like to drink too much when I fly....on an overseas flight I will have a couple glasses of wine with the meal, take half a pill and zonk out for most of the flight....if you drink too much you'll get dehydrated and depending on your personality potentially in trouble...oh yeah!
 
Drinking at high altitude means getting drunker on far less alcohol. If it helps the monotony, go for it. I passes the time very well.

On a flight from Amsterdam to Hawaii I drank quite a lot with a Polish woman who was sitting next to me. We nearly missed our connecting flights (separate flights,) but had a great time along the way. Stumbled around the terminal for a while and eventually found our connecting flights.

There is a reason why I get back from vacation 2 or 3 days before I have to go back to work. It gives me time to sober up.
 
if your flight is 4+ hours.. go ahead. i just got back from syria (from los angeles. it was 11 hours to amsterdam, 5 hours in schipol, and 5 1/2 hours to damascus..) i was tipsy before the plane even took off.. 11 gin and tonics, 4 scotch and cokes, 3 huge cups of cognac, and 4 cups of baileys (the cute french girl next to me liked baileys... and the stewardess was a pro drink mixer)..... and that was just from LAX to schipol.. i have to admit it was the best flight of my life. if its a short flight and you're alone you may regret it.. people tend to forget certain important things when their under the influence.
 
Sure, go ahead! Maybe we will see you on the news! :)

Announcer: Tonight at 11:00, we will bring you the story of the crazed drunk on the flight to Jacksonville, and how the flight crew subdued him by putting an axe in is head. And now for a commercial. :D
 
1 drink at altitude = 2-3 drinks at sea level. Isn't a bottle of beer or cup of wine like $5 on the plane though? I say BYOB.
 
Roger1 said:
Sure, go ahead! Maybe we will see you on the news! :)

Announcer: Tonight at 11:00, we will bring you the story of the crazed drunk on the flight to Jacksonville, and how the flight crew subdued him by putting an axe in is head. And now for a commercial. :D

Yeah, but they would end up teasing us at 11 for the news, then at 11:05, then at 11:15, and then at 11:25 - all for a 15 second update.
 
Back in the wild old days I would drink 6 oz.. of jim beam on ice and go out fly a C-206 and perform a series of aileron rolls to test my ability to focus through the booze.
Lately as a frequent flyer on EVA I get free booze in their lounges. I'll put away a half pint in less than an hour. On occasion a hostess will inquire if I'm drunk summoning all the focus I learned to muster flying an airplane ********d I say "of course not mam". Barely refraining from slurring my speech.
Though such adventures require a few weeks off the booze from time to time allowing my liver a vacation.
Anyone want to go flying? :D
 
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