Comments on: Terminal Hell In Phoenix

By: ps

ps — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 20:18:32 +0000

you forgot the kill yourself part …. okay thatchetty?

By: madachode

madachode — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:42:37 +0000

been to the phoenix airport plenty of times, a retard can find their way around it with no problem

By: thatchetty

thatchetty — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 22:49:15 +0000

You tried to "smooth things over" but some of your remarks are a little off base. The old man and his wife did a lot of walking that day and didn't ask anyone for any favors, except for information. The "story" was a report, not fiction, and wasn't meant for entertainment. Phoenix Airport Management needs to do a lot of work. They built some nice buildings and now they need to work on making people's travel easier, instead of more difficult. The "story" about the awful behavior of the TSA people there needs no further discussion. Many other people have reported on this website about problems with airlines cancelling flights, so this should not need any more discussion. And, this incident happened many months ago, and the facts about the airport employee systematically stealing large amounts of luggage was reported in the national newspapers.

By: thatchetty

thatchetty — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 22:30:44 +0000

Not buying it. Been to Mississippi several times, and the people there are OK, and reasonable. Nothing said in the narrative would justify Madachode's comments (which are highly inaccurate, anyway), even if he/she is, in fact, the "Tray Master" person. And if Madachode wanted to apologize, he/she should do so him/her self, not let someone else step up.

By: Sailor Moon

Sailor Moon — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 11:10:43 +0000

w00t, that's my song from the English dub

By: ps

ps — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:09:32 +0000

Madachode's diatribe with the "kill yourself" close is the Mississippi equivalent of "thank you and kind regards".

Welcome back Madachode.

By: Peace Lover

Peace Lover — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 18:32:35 +0000

I could not agree more Steve, love is our greatest strength and as long as you have love in your heart then you can do anything. Here's a little tune to join the club.

There comes a time

when you face the toughest of fights

searching for a sign

lost in the darkest of nights

the wind blows so cold

(you're) standing alone

before the battle's begun

but deep in your soul

the future unfolds

as bright as the rays of the sun

You've got to believe

in the power of love CHORUS

you've got to believe

in the power of love

Blazing emotions

there's a light, that flows from your heart

it's a chain reaction

and nothing will keep us apart

Stand by my side

there's nothing to hide

together, we'll fight to the end

take hold of my hand

and you'll understand

what it truly means to be friends

CHORUS

it gives meaning to each moment

it's what our hearts are all made of

You've got to believe, in the power of love

By: Steve Perry

Steve Perry — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 13:29:08 +0000

It's been a mystery

but still they try to see

why something good can hurt so bad

Caught on a one way street

the taste of bittersweet

Love will survive somehow, some way

(chorus)

One love feeds the fire

One heart burns desire

I wonder who's crying now

Two hearts born to run

Who'll be the lonely one

I wonder who's crying now

So many stormy nights

So many wrongs or rights

Neither could change their headstrong ways

And in a lover's rage

they tore another page

The fighting is worth the love they save

(chorus)

Only so many tears you can cry

Till the heartache is over

And now you can say your love

Will never die

Whoa ooh oh ooh oh

Hoo oh hoo oh

By: rekjavic

rekjavic — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 13:25:59 +0000

hita Phoenix liðinu gamall karl og kona ekki Wal langt, Rútur var besta flutning fyrir þá og ef þeir eins og tónlist hópur Journey, þeir gera líða betur.

By: thatchetty

thatchetty — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 10:52:24 +0000

Wow, Madachode, are you having a bad morning? Some of us are wondering how this became a personal issue for you. FYI, it is hot where I live, and humid, too. I work out most days on a stair climber, so 100 yards is no problem for me. Other people don't have the good fortune to have the mobility to even work out, but they have the right to travel, too. That said, there is no reason why (the real issue here) people should have to wander around an airport, dragging all their luggage, and asking janitors and waitresses (yes, that's what we did) where to find an airline or a bus. While Phoenix was spending the money on their very nice building there, they could have spent a little more for signs and working monitors.