JulieAnne20 wrote:
JamieLoverGurl42 wrote:
I wear certain fabrics that are more fire resistant.
Do you dress nice for flying?
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 HolyCannoli |
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Posts: 7523 (11/02/2009 4:32 PM) |
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Liz88 |
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Posts: 33 (11/02/2009 4:32 PM) |
JamieLoverGurl42 wrote: 
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KSS1079 |
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Posts: 9392 (11/02/2009 4:33 PM) |
Depends on the flight and how long. Flight to Spain? You can bet your ass I wore sweats. Flight last week to California? I wore jeans, shirt and jacket.
Unless I'm going straight off the plane into a business meeting I see no need in dressing up for flying.
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aabbcc112233 |
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Posts: 13 (11/02/2009 4:33 PM) |
I wear dresses or skirts, things that don't have buttons or zippers because once I wore jeans and I was practically strip searched because the alarms kept
on going off when I went through security. Also easy-on/easy-off shoes or sandals that I can run in, in case I am short on time to catch connecting flights.
So I basically dress for convenience but I try to not go with the sloppy just rolled out of bed look.
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sarashane |
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Posts: 417 (11/02/2009 4:35 PM) |
when I was younger my mom would always buy me a new outfit when we were flying. Its different now so I dress comfortably but still pulled together. Comfort
being most important.
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JamieLoverGurl42 |
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Posts: 14763 (11/02/2009 4:35 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '09
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What's so funny? You never know what might happen. I'm not going to wear something that will burn to my skin.
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Kwis77 |
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Posts: 20041 (11/02/2009 4:36 PM) |
No, I dress comfortably.
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JulieAnne20 |
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Posts: 37827 (11/02/2009 4:37 PM) Best Debater '09
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JamieLoverGurl42 wrote: Do you normally check the level of flame-retardance your clothing has? How do you know the levels? Do you do that anytime you ride in a car, also? Tell me more. |
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phtlvbg |
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Posts: 1043 (11/02/2009 4:37 PM) |
Comfy clothes everytime I fly. Normally jeans & a nice shirt with either flip flops/slides (since you have to take your shoes off anyways)
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 SaveCleo |
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Posts: 14188 (11/02/2009 4:39 PM) |
I don't dress up, but I like to look nice when I fly. I would never wear sweats or anything like that.
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Posts: 1251 (11/02/2009 4:40 PM) |
JamieLoverGurl42 wrote: What about when you get in a car? I'm pretty sure if your plane bursts into flames you'll get incinerated either way. |
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coboardgirl |
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Posts: 7872 (11/02/2009 4:40 PM) |
I don't care what anyone thinks. I wear sweats to fly.
And it's not like I'm ever going to see these people ever again, anyway! |
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Liz88 |
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Posts: 34 (11/02/2009 4:40 PM) |
Depends where I'm flying to, a hot destination usually 3/4, a tank and hoody/cardigan and flats - coldish/average - jeans, t shirt and hoody. Sometimes
long top, leggings and flats.
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HolyCannoli |
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Posts: 7525 (11/02/2009 4:41 PM) |
JamieLoverGurl42 wrote: Do you wear that fabric during your every day life? I would say you're at a bigger risk for needing them from day to day rather than in an airplane. I mean, if some shit goes down in a plane that you're worrying about your clothes burning to your skin...... you gon' die. |
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KellySD |
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Posts: 882 (11/02/2009 4:42 PM) |
Always wear clean underwear. In case someone has to come identify your body.
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u2thebest2000 |
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Posts: 10887 (11/02/2009 4:43 PM) |
I dress comfortably.
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XOctoberMoonX |
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Posts: 2792 (11/02/2009 4:43 PM) |
I wear comfy clothes. I've always flown for pleasure so it's not like I need to dress for a meeting or anything. I'm not at the airport to impress
anyone, so if I'm going to sit in a small, uncomfortable chair for hours I'm going to be wearing something as comfortable as possible.
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OhGetOverIt |
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Posts: 3436 (11/02/2009 4:46 PM) |
^I thought your screen name was XOctoMomX
 Sorry!
Anyway, I always dress fairly nice on flights. Its just something I was taught as a kid by my mom and it stuck with me. 
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celebtrashwhore |
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Posts: 7708 (11/02/2009 4:46 PM) |
HolyCannoli wrote: The biggest threat to life in a survivable airplane crash is fire. If you are still alive when the plane lands--- the fire is the biggest problem. There are numerous accounts of people who survive plane crashes, get out of the plane, then have jetfuel/flames land on them and theyre engulfed. Having a leather bag or leather jacket to cover yourself/protect your face from flames and jetfuel is a huge plus. |
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McKennaWasBanned |
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Posts: 18189 (11/02/2009 4:46 PM) |
hahahahahahahahahahaha
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