I witnessed the most amazing thing

[calliopecruiser]

I think it's fair to call the behavior of someone who gets up from their seat during landing to use the restroom as being stupid. I don't understand that poster's objection.

 

I understand it, and I too can't believe how many people decided that a stranger was "stupid" based on a second hand story. There are many other options other than "stupid", but people like to insult others on the internet, so I shouldn't really be surprised that no one would consider that maybe she was naive instead of stupid.

[CruiserBruce]

I understand it, and I too can't believe how many people decided that a stranger was "stupid" based on a second hand story. There are many other options other than "stupid", but people like to insult others on the internet, so I shouldn't really be surprised that no one would consider that maybe she was naive instead of stupid.

 

To ignore a seat belt on sign and announcement to be seated, fasten seat belts, "seats in the upright position as we are preparing to land" is naive? Seriously?

[headhunterke]

Well, there's a very, very thin line there.

[FlyerTalker]

Why do I have the feeling that the same nonchalant behavior towards your children on the ground would have the authorities all over you. Note what the state of New Jersey did to the parents who, gasp, let their children walk home from school unescorted.

[CantanaLobo]

Here's what Cleveland does to a mother being stupid with her child. Or was she being "naive"? Calling it naive makes the injuries not count apparently. Or do we call it naive when nothing bad happens, and stupid when injuries occur?

 

As the great philosopher Forest Gump said: "Stupid is as stupid does".