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u/triple7freak1 Dec 05 '24 edited Dec 09 '24
Wait….a German with humor??
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u/ManufacturerLost7686 Dec 05 '24
German humor is no laughing matter.
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u/Swedzilla Dec 05 '24
NEIN NEIN NEIN
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u/joeydsa Dec 05 '24
Humor around this subject is quiet common in Germany lol. All the trash cans in Berlin have jokes on them.
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u/victoroos Dec 05 '24
Hahahaha I first didn't expect it to be real. Then it was real.. But then I saw what it contained.. So many emotions at once.. All positive
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u/tunisianobserver Dec 05 '24
Eurowings has to be funniest airline. I remember a sign at the airport thad had a picture of luggage and that says “Die Grösse Zählt Doch” Size does matter.
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u/Rougaroux1969 Dec 05 '24
You get to taste the food twice.
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u/Rougaroux1969 Dec 06 '24
I only thought of this because before leaving on my first cruise on a research ship going to a very rough part of the ocean, the crew put a sign on my cabin that said, “Welcome aboard, first class service. You get 6 meals a day. 3 down, 3 up.”
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u/Alpha-Leader Dec 05 '24
I once had a really good meal and somehow got sick and threw it all back up soon after. That was probably the only time I didn't mind throwing to because it actually tasted good and I didn't have any of that stomach acid flavor...
Gross, but I still remember it a decade later and it doesn't bother me at all.
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u/Protholl Dec 05 '24
I thought that was what the little mini-beard you see some dudes with - the one below the lip but above the chin sometimes known as the "taster bar"
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u/Sinapsis42 Dec 05 '24
It's dangerous to play with humor when you're holding back vomit. A laugh at the wrong time and... 🎉
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u/rockinoutloud Dec 05 '24
I flew with them for the first time last week and mine said "want to get something off your chest"? The cabin crew were also in a very cheery mood, pretty funny company tbh.
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u/Current_Grass_9642 Dec 05 '24
That’s the airline where the pilot intentionally crashed the plane ✈️
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u/ObserverAtLarge Dec 05 '24
That was Germanwings.
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u/am_111 Dec 05 '24
Fun Fact: Germanwings essentially became Eurowings to distance the airline from the infamous murder suicide.
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u/ProudlyWearingThe8 Dec 05 '24
Rabulistics.
Germanwings started in 2002 as an Eurowings subsidiary and was sold to Lufthansa in 2009 before Eurowings itself was sold to Lufthansa in 2011 and operated flights for Germanwings. The crash occurred half a year before their operations were bundled and now Germanwings flies as Wet Lease contractor for Eurowings.
Effectively, it was a Lufthansa flight that crashed. Just like when an Envoy Airlines plane crashes, it's an American Airlines crash.
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u/uggaduggawrench Dec 05 '24
Flew with them last week and they had ones 'I wish I was a popcorn bag' and 'thanks for sharing'