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Air India comments "Rats can get anywhere, sometimes they hitch a ride on the food cart on the way to the aircraft"

 

 

 

 

 

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I used to do business out of India for 7yrs going there 3-5 times a yr from New Zealand, flew quit a few domestic routs in India and the planes stink, dirty and very seldom did I eat anything they served. The Indian passengers literally stunk, sweaty smelling very bad.

 

Passed thru New Deli International airport many moons ago...had to deplane...had to go toilet...had to do #2...

 

This was their passenger terminal for people from all over the world arriving in India...the toilet was a floor lever bomb-site...no toilet paper...no water sprayer...just a small cup with dirty water...

 

I was told...you are supposed to wipe your hinny with your thumb...and wash your thumb in the little cup of dirty water...

 

I vowed NEVER to become a tourist or entrepreneur in that country...

 

Talk about culture shock...!

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I can't believe so many people are anti-rat! Everyone loves squirrels and chipmunks; Why? Because they have a furry tail. If Rats had a furry tail everyone would want one.

 

On one of my treks to Isan I came across a food vendor that had a collection of barbecued meat on a stick. When I noticed that there were obviously 4 legs on this critter I asked the girl I was with, what might they be? As it turns out they were rats. I didn't try one but I'm sure that anyone that did would say they taste just like chicken. Until the Colonel starts selling Kentucky Fried Rat, I think I'll just stick with chicken.

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Even the rats want to get out of India; too funny.
Hope they've got the correct visa if they're headed for Thailand.
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Obviously, they need to turn a couple of hungry snakes, preferably Cobras, lose on the plane.   They will eat the rats.   It's really very simple.   

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nope Air India needs to allow at least 10 cats on board each flight as free passengers: - ))

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Rats on an Indian plan.....im surprised the flight crew made such a fuss, everywhere i went in India the strong stench of urine on every corner, fithy buses etc etc,.... 

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No No, They got it wrong.
Roland Rat, the TVF member was flying with Air India and he was mistaken by the air crew.
Mr Rat, please stay away from the airplanes.


I doubt it was Roland.

He always flys first class and is well know. on international circuits.

 

 

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what? only finding out now for years have been dropping them off in bangkok airport > and moving around country
and for years have been putting there droppings on TVF
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No No, They got it wrong.
Roland Rat, the TVF member was flying with Air India and he was mistaken by the air crew.
Mr Rat, please stay away from the airplanes.

I doubt it was Roland.

He always flys first class and is well know. on international circuits.
 
 
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Indeed.

Haven't seen that legend on these pages for a while......he is missed.

I doubt Air India could afford his hourly rate. ;)
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GOOD ONE LIKENER1 keep it up might be able to drive old rats back underground where can wank and suck each other
as airlines wonnt take back
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The disguise didn't work sad.png

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Is that a certain former-DPM, who claims to be a master of disguises, I wonder ? rolleyes.gif

 

"Is ratatoille on the menu, on this flight ?" whistling.gif

 

"I almost missed my flight, just caught it by a squeak !" facepalm.gif

 

"But he promised me a private-jet, not Poo-Air !" laugh.png
 

"They let me on, disguised as a beaver, I just love Air Canada !" smile.png

 

"Air Photo-Shop is my favourite airline !" wink.png

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