I took a Lufthansa flight from City airport to Frankfurt. It
was a morning flight and the flights attendant had just passed through with
coffee and breakfast croissants.
The woman in this photo is not the flight attendant, but the
young woman who sat in front of me changing the nappy of her child.
“No”, she explained when I asked her to use the nappy changing
table in the toilet. “There is not
enough space in the toilet, my boy is too big.” She would not stop and
continued to wipe her son’s ass whilst the people around her were having their
breakfast.
Perhaps Lufthansa could bar this woman from future flights?
Who knows what she will be up to when she flies with her incontinent grandmother?
best in this kind of situation to have KaKappuccino
ReplyDeleteDu solltest als Junggeselle, wie ich, in der Business fliegen, dort erlebt man zwar auch oft Scheisse, aber wenigstens geruchlos.
ReplyDeleteSadly, I cannot afford Business Class :(
DeleteL.F. Hätte wohl eher das in der Scheisse suhlende Baby gemalt.
ReplyDeleteScheiße ist ein natürlicher Teil von ANZ anständigen Flug
ReplyDeleteDer Ärger ist ein blödes Vieh er frisst nur dich- den Anlass nie...
ReplyDeleteis this a fair contribution to Mothers' Day tomorrow?
ReplyDeleteYou would have loved the lady's portrait if Lucian Freud had painted it.
מה אומר ומה אדבר - כמעט כמו תמיד אתה צודק.... חוסר הרגישות של אנשים (ובעיקר הצעירים כמובן) מדהימה אותי כל פעם מחדש ולעיתים אכן אני חשה כדינוזאור שחונך באנטרטיקה ולא במקומי הטבעי.
ReplyDeleteDu bist aber nicht gerade hilfsbereit...
ReplyDeleteNothing cuter than a sweet little boy's virgin butt, even if covered with crap...
ReplyDeleteMan sieht nichts auf dem Bild...Schade1
ReplyDeleteThe flights attendant was unable to convince the mother of s.
ReplyDeleteHahaha..good one..just checked out your blog..I LIKE :)
ReplyDeleteShe should have been cartooned by someone much more graphic
ReplyDeleteUgh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ha, now I know why I couldn't read your blog in China. It talks about the ultimate terrorist threat, the lethal biological bomb, the 'super poo'! Having made several flights with a toddler Even if I never faced the risk of a 'super poo' explosion on a plane - so no harm to my fellow passengers - I can only be sympathetic with the mother. The poor woman was trapped between the 'super poo' and grumpy David. Oh dear!
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, being older and grumpier, and no longer travelling with toddlers, I sympathise with you, and travel business class to avoid any inconvenience.