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If UKRM was an airline...
BY AndrewR
CLUES | September 18, 2001

If you've been using the net for a while, you've probably seen the "If OSs were Airlines" joke. If you haven't, check it out here.

Here's an update to include ukrm. And yes, we know it's not an OS.

UKRM-Air

All of the passengers sit in the departure lounge discussing the physics of flying until, by means of random  onversational fluxes, a fully working aircraft is designed.  This only happens for the first 50 flights and then Windy adds a "How to build an aircraft" section to the FAQ.  Following this any passengers who arrive without knowing how to build an aircraft are called thick cunts.

Once the aircraft design is finalised everybody goes on to the runway, carrying all of the aircraft components with them and then spends 10 hours checking the in-flight magazine for spelling and grammatical errors, leaving
the aircraft to be built by the 3 passengers who can actually wield a spanner without having their eye out.

Once the aircraft is built the passengers spend many more hours discussing why their seat design is better than anybody else's and trying each other's seats for comfort.  Salad Dodger's seat has a built in entertainment console, TOG's was picked up cheap from an auction, Alan Gower starts off with 3 seats and buys a new one every time somebody designs one that is slightly better, Bear's seat looks like it has already been through a few crashes and Ginge's seat looks nice, but it's far too big for him.

After assembly there is another endless debate about who is best qualified to fly and a second about why the drinks trolley is filled directly from the fuel tank.  After much rattle throwing, flaming and general abusiveness a pilot is decided.

The plane glides smoothly down the runway, gets flashed by a GATSO, all of the luggage falls out and locks up the wheels and the whole thing ends up nose down in a ditch..'

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