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Dumbfuck Ah Tiong can't tell the difference between toilet and emergency exit!

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5000 years of recorded civilisation does nothing to improve the Intelligence Quotient. :rolleyes:

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Plane exit mistaken for loo

It was the first time the 52-year-old Chinese man was travelling on an aircraft. -AFP

Sat, Sep 29, 2012
AFP

HONG KONG - A Chinese man needed to be restrained after he tried to open the emergency exit thinking it was the toilet door during a flight to Hong Kong, an airline said on Friday.

Crew of the Hong Kong Airlines flight from Bali, Indonesia, were shocked to see the 52-year-old man rise from his seat halfway through the journey and start pulling on the emergency door handle, the airline said.

The door failed to open and crew stepped in to physically restrain the man, who was identified only by his surname Peng.

"When the police questioned him after landing, he said he thought it was the toilet door, since this was the first time he had traveled on an aircraft," an airline spokeswoman said.

The company issued the man a warning letter but police are not pursuing the case, she said.
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Lots of drama, Flight crews are getting very sick and tired of them.
 
May be they should have let him walk out (or sucked out), like in some Bond movie, that way no one else will try that trick....Having said that, signboards in Chinese are either missing or too small in most aircraft...even those flying in that part of world..
 
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May be they should have let him walk out (or sucked out), like in some Bond movie, that way no one else will try that trick....Having said that, signboards in Chinese are either missing or too small in most aircraft...even those flying in that part of world..


Nuh if they did that all of them would have been sucked out. The difference in cabin pressure and outside pressure is so strong that i believe it can even pull out the air plane seats.
 
This story is great! It makes laugh!
Can you imagine if you are on the plane when someone tries to open the emergency exit door!!!
 
The flight was from Bali and not China. How did he end up in Bali - ship?
 
All these farmers...the airlines will have to explain where the toilets are next time during the pre-take off demo.
 
The flight was from Bali and not China. How did he end up in Bali - ship?

He was shipped there in a wooden crate via airline freight. Just like Kai Kai and Jia Jia :D

This story just made my day!
 
The flight was from Bali and not China. How did he end up in Bali - ship?

He sailed with Admiral Cheng Ho, and dropped off to find Gajah Mada of majapahit, but ended up on BALI!
 
Try taking flights from india and you will know keling are not better, never locked when using heads( toilet)
 
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Once while looking for mens toilet, i entered a clinic staff room by accident.

There was a toilet there so i used It after i came out of the toilet a lady jumped up because she was changing halfway through.

I was so embarrased and apologized and i quickly exited the staff room.
 
If you are able to open the emergency exit while the flight is in midair, then I am worried.
 
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The flight was from Bali and not China. How did he end up in Bali - ship?

"Crew of the Hong Kong Airlines flight from Bali, Indonesia"

The hong kong airlines crew are Indonesian from Bali ;) eiither my angmo is good or the newspaper editor is Ah tong ;)
 
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hi there


1. just sidetrack a little.
2. now,pic this, public toilets in suzhou old town!
3. do big do small, no door hoh.
 
Or that Chinese man is actucally Indonesian Chinese ;) that born in Bali ?;)
 
God damn this yellow dirty fuckers!!!! Swinewhacker can't be all over the world to herd this dirty swines back to their style, he needs help.
 
God damn this yellow dirty fuckers!!!! Swinewhacker can't be all over the world to herd this dirty swines back to their style, he needs help.

Psy83 = Television = Swinewhacker
Why are you still sneaking around in different nick?
Time to come out and do your gangnam style!
 
These nonsense of ah thongs know no ends, once on an internal flight lasting only one hour they demanded to be served rice n meal....in cattle class...
 
5000 years of recorded civilisation does nothing to improve the Intelligence Quotient. :rolleyes:

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It was the first time the 52-year-old Chinese man was travelling on an aircraft. -AFP

Sat, Sep 29, 2012
AFP

HONG KONG - A Chinese man needed to be restrained after he tried to open the emergency exit thinking it was the toilet door during a flight to Hong Kong, an airline said on Friday.

Crew of the Hong Kong Airlines flight from Bali, Indonesia, were shocked to see the 52-year-old man rise from his seat halfway through the journey and start pulling on the emergency door handle, the airline said.

The door failed to open and crew stepped in to physically restrain the man, who was identified only by his surname Peng.

"When the police questioned him after landing, he said he thought it was the toilet door, since this was the first time he had traveled on an aircraft," an airline spokeswoman said.

The company issued the man a warning letter but police are not pursuing the case, she said.
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That proves that our Mainland cousin are moving so fast in hardware that the softwares are not fast enough to catchup.You will be more frustrated to see how fast they are moving to first World and dominating the world in economy and politics!Meanwhile ,the Chinese are still progressing and progressing with no sign of stopping...................................I promise you more frustrating good news........
 
Don't understand Pallkia's theory. I always knew you were a troll.
 
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