82 year old flight attendant won't quit

Per nimue:
>We should all be so lucky. He's spent his life doing what he loves and is
>healthy and hearty enough to keep doing it at 82. I am impressed.

I've got an aunt in Germany. She's over 90 and can't understand why one of her
knees gets sore now when when walks a few miles to the grocery store and back.

Nobody can remember her ever being sick - and she claims she's never been
treated with an antibiotic.

Somebody should be getting these people to donate tissue samples.....
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PeteCresswell

kon-fan <kon@fan.hey> writes:

> "Flight attendant" is such an ugly title anyway I don't know why
> they're so uppity about it. It always makes me think of public
> toilet attendants. And parking attendants.


Quite. "Stewardess," on the other hand, has panache.

I always liked the British term "air hostess," particularly. Makes
me think of young gals in skimpy li'l dresses, attending to men's
every need...back when the world worked right.



Geoff

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"Liberace was a great piano player, but
he sucked on the organ." -- Mike Oxbig

On 10 Sep 2006 20:59:14 -0700, in gossip.celebrities, geoffm@u1.netgate.net (Geoff
Miller) arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:

...
...
... kon-fan <kon@fan.hey> writes:
...
... > "Flight attendant" is such an ugly title anyway I don't know why
... > they're so uppity about it. It always makes me think of public
... > toilet attendants. And parking attendants.
...
...
... Quite. "Stewardess," on the other hand, has panache.
...
... I always liked the British term "air hostess," particularly. Makes
... me think of young gals in skimpy li'l dresses, attending to men's
... every need...back when the world worked right.

Reminiscing again, grandpa?