arg...

[uberniftacular]

So, answer me this.

Am I the ONLY person who flies who DOESN'T like...put their face ON the windows in the plane?

Seriously, every single flight I've been on, there have been face prints on the windows. It's just gross.

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[sparkled-pink.livejournal.com]

lol, that is gross.

[uberniftacular]

Yeah, I was fairly disgusted.

[k-e-p.livejournal.com]

I put my face CLOSE to the windows, but never actually on them.

I suspect some of it is from people falling asleep. but it's still gross. wipe your face grease before exiting the plane, man!

[uberniftacular]

But it looks like forehead prints and nose prints, so I'm assuming it's not from people falling asleep. Because wouldn't that be more...cheek and ear prints? I'm pretty sure what I'm seeing is from people squishing their faces into the glass because they think that being that extra half-inch closer to the windows will make them be able to see SO MUCH BETTER.

And again, I feel the need to state: ew.

[devo79.livejournal.com]

Oh, Honey
*shakes head*
Face prints are nothing compared to greasy hair prints on the windows. EWWW!

[uberniftacular]

*shudders* EW. I'm glad I haven't had to deal with that. It's just that I've been on 6 flights in the past 6 weeks (joyous grad school interviews...), and every single one of them has had some sort of face print on the window I was sitting by. And ew.

[zebra-monkey.livejournal.com]

Yeah, it is disgusting. On the ride to Florida a couple weeks ago I accidentily put a faceprint on the window. This I will explain, I was sitting there looking out the windo making sure NOT to put my face on the window because then you have a faceprint to look through and it does not work, and the little kid behind me started kicking my chair (this did not throw me off balance) but seconds after she started we hit some sweet turbulance and I lost my balance and *ta da* faceprint! I did clean it up with a napkin though!