Originally Posted by Rock752000 (Post 1234667)

It's called a moving WALKWAY for a reason... you're supposed to walk on it, everyone gets to point B quicker... not clog up the flow of traffic while takin' a breather. Tools. :mad:

Originally Posted by pause (Post 1234761)

+1
Finally someone said it

Originally Posted by ysslah (Post 1180835)

Passengers (and sometimes drew) who take up the entire width of escalator or walkway and don't move over no matter how many people are lined up behind him/her.

People who stop and/or stand in the middle of concourses

Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 1180866)

+1

Those are for moving people long distances (like 747 wingspan distances)when they're in a hurry. If they installed them for people to stop and rest, there would be chairs on them. Like the cripple carts.

Stopping on a moving walkway for 30 seconds will cost your journey the same amount of time as stopping in the middle of the hallway for 30 seconds; difference being that people can go around you if you stop in the middle of the hallway.

Originally Posted by PermaFo (Post 1235642)

<killer filler>

Originally Posted by 4runner (Post 1235461)

You've obviously never flown around the third world or non-radar in places where radios, english and tap water are all suspect. Enjoy the Sioux Falls overnight.

Originally Posted by frmrdashtrash (Post 1235021)

My favorite loud neighbor was at the Radisson in downtown SLC though. Adjoining rooms with a pair of girls from a teenage church group. Through the closed door I heard some little dude doing his best with daddy's little girl. He hit the home run, but I don't think she was all that satisfied as he ran the bases pretty fast. A little while later another dude stepped up to the plate and knocked that one out of the park too. An hour or so after batter #2 left, the first kid came back for another try. I saw one of the girls in the hall a little later. I shoulda spend more time on church trips apparently.

Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 1235793)

So what did they do when you knocked on the connecting door wearing only your hat, tie, and wristwatch?

Originally Posted by frmrdashtrash (Post 1235014)

Ever watch someone walk onto one that isn't moving? Ever been that person? :o

Originally Posted by 4runner (Post 1235461)

You've obviously never flown around the third world or non-radar in places where radios, english and tap water are all suspect. Enjoy the Sioux Falls overnight.

Originally Posted by hoserpilot (Post 1235904)

The guy at the gym today who drained the main vain, didn't wash and then went and grunted a few more reps out on the bench.

Tool.