News and notes from around the interweb:
- Could an unpublished benefit of the new PayPal Rewards program be that elite members won’t have $2500 withdrawn from their accounts with each instance of abusive or inaccurate online content?
- This doesn’t look like sauteed ginger to me
— Vistara (@airvistara) October 15, 2022
- Ontario, California airport now lets unticketed visitors through security checkpoint still not like it’s pre-9/11, you have to register online in advance, but slowly more airports have been offering this.
- This is why you wear your seatbelts, people.
12 out of 271 passengers onboard Aerolineas Argentinas Airbus A330-202 (LV-FVH) received injuries as the aircraft met with severe Turbulence. Aircraft landed safely on Runway 11 of Buenos Aires (EZE).#aircraft #safety #aviation pic.twitter.com/0c17XSv84j
— FL360aero (@fl360aero) October 19, 2022
- Kid screams for ’29 hour flight’ to Berlin
@balubrigada Hey babe, how was your flight?
Hmmm, I see bugs often on planes.
On YouTube, one will find an abundance of videos showing unconscionable and disgusting food handling practices at fast food restaurants in the US. All intentional tainting of food. And, then there’s the late night security videos showing the clean up crews doing both number 1 and number 2 in the milkshake machines.
The rapper snoop dogg once famously had to deal with snakes on a plane
It is very ingenious that Air Vistara offers meals, including a complimentary flourish of sauteed ginger emulating the shape of an anatomically correct cockroach. When I squint at the photo, I envision the sauteed ginger looking like the eyes, mouth, salivary glands, antennae, brain, heart, colon, reproductive system, mid-guts, legs, esophagus, and malpighian tubules of a cockroach. A simulated cockroach reminds me of a kid’s meal where a chicken nugget was in the shape of the Disney character Mickey Mouse. Hopefully, a Michelin star will be awarded to Team Vistara for demonstrating outstanding culinary excellence.
The insects name was Ginger
Its a ginger cockroach as they are red!
@dwondermean: Is it a free-range and cage-free organic cockroach?