Is it so can get served nuts on a plate?
The Spare Seat Next to You on Some Ships...
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mmm, it's terrible. Any vehicle should only have one seat where it can be manouvered by a single person.
Come to think of it, I should talk to my car's manufacturer about that. I've had a spare seat next to me in every car I've ever bought, and the view out the front was not aligned with the center of the car.
Come to think of it, I should talk to my car's manufacturer about that. I've had a spare seat next to me in every car I've ever bought, and the view out the front was not aligned with the center of the car.
The last thing we need are peanuts, what if someone accidentally pops a bag of them open to forcefully, peanuts all over the cabin lol
At least for us girls, we can take male partners to the "Husband Refinery" in Alacagui
Having the ability to switch seats is a must, shirley. You can't pay over a mil for a ship and not be able to sit on both seats.
Don't call me Shirley (couldn't resist, sorry)
I put my handbag and a few CDs on the spare Cobra seat. Its a little far to reach to grab my lippy before landing, but as the footwell is cluttered with empty coke cans it'll have to stay there. I don't yet have a collection of soft toys on the dash yet; I'm holding out for the return of the bobblehead.
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It's for letting my wife know she may join the flight while knowing she never will.
This is how we get space ants! UGH!
I think you guys are completely missing the point of the second seat.
For any Brit, when you first buy a Cobra you instinctively sit in the seat on the right and then try to launch - only to find your ship doesn't work. So you call Falcon De'Lacy who then tell you that you've done something wrong and they have to charge you a few thousand credits to send an engineer out. The engineer will then re-adjust the right seat to make it look as if he's doing something, and then casually suggest you try out the left one before he leaves.
You then fly off, while FDL have made more money out of you.
That's why a few ships have the pilot seat on the right as well, to cheat all the left-hand-drive pilots out of a few extra credits.
If only people would bring this to the attention of the authorities maybe we could do something to prevent this disgraceful corporate behaviour.
For any Brit, when you first buy a Cobra you instinctively sit in the seat on the right and then try to launch - only to find your ship doesn't work. So you call Falcon De'Lacy who then tell you that you've done something wrong and they have to charge you a few thousand credits to send an engineer out. The engineer will then re-adjust the right seat to make it look as if he's doing something, and then casually suggest you try out the left one before he leaves.
You then fly off, while FDL have made more money out of you.
That's why a few ships have the pilot seat on the right as well, to cheat all the left-hand-drive pilots out of a few extra credits.
If only people would bring this to the attention of the authorities maybe we could do something to prevent this disgraceful corporate behaviour.