In reply to Keith Tanner:
They were incredible. I hugged ours on the way out.
In reply to Keith Tanner:
They were incredible. I hugged ours on the way out.
That is one E36 M3 storm 
But the best line form that post was: "A car PR person stood up with the pissed off PR guy look on his face and said he needed a Hazmat suit. There are some things even a PR person’s credit card can’t fix, and we’d just discovered what it was."
LOL
Lesley wrote: In reply to Keith Tanner: They were incredible. I hugged ours on the way out.
There has to be an airline attendant web board out there someplace, I can only imagine what they're posting tonight.
Yeah. They said they'd seen worse. To their (our) credit, nobody up front complained... you'd have to be a complete shiny happy person not to see that they were doing everything they could to cope.
God that was funny. Considering the price of a plane ticket I would have hoped they had a better class of customer than I do buy apparently not.
That trip sounds like hell. Good story, but a miserable experience. Reminds me of the French movie Le Diner de Cons (think that's the title), where everything that can go wrong can, and there's no happy ending or silver lining. Something that you can only throw your hands up and laugh about.
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