Big Swifty
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I am addicted to this series (mostly repeats now) on Nat Geographic Channel.It is very well done, but it is playing havoc with my mind. I sometimes wish I'd never seen it.
I am now looking for no-fly holidays, and can understand how Dennis Bergkamp refused to fly to Arsenal's foreign away games. If I am forced to go on a flight, I dread it for weeks or months in advance. Coming back from Gran Canaria last month the plane hit a spot of turbulence. Some passengers cried out in fear or shock. I was praying that this was not the end of my life, and swore that I would never go on a plane again.
The airport experience is bad enough in itself, but being cooped up in a metal tube for hours at a time with revolting members of the public, plus the dread of being thrown about and the plane's tail or wings dropping off, is something I cannot bear. I hate and fear spiders, but turbulence is my worst nightmare.
Planes have evolved into highly sophisticated pieces of technology, but they still lurch and roll terrifyingly when the meet a bit of wind or downdraught.
Anyone else got similar fears?
Sorry - don't know how it got repeated
I am now looking for no-fly holidays, and can understand how Dennis Bergkamp refused to fly to Arsenal's foreign away games. If I am forced to go on a flight, I dread it for weeks or months in advance. Coming back from Gran Canaria last month the plane hit a spot of turbulence. Some passengers cried out in fear or shock. I was praying that this was not the end of my life, and swore that I would never go on a plane again.
The airport experience is bad enough in itself, but being cooped up in a metal tube for hours at a time with revolting members of the public, plus the dread of being thrown about and the plane's tail or wings dropping off, is something I cannot bear. I hate and fear spiders, but turbulence is my worst nightmare.
Planes have evolved into highly sophisticated pieces of technology, but they still lurch and roll terrifyingly when the meet a bit of wind or downdraught.
Anyone else got similar fears?
Sorry - don't know how it got repeated