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Your silly, if she's like me, you'd be having sex all over the plane until you literally can't get it up again. Like I said planes I'm not into, I think for me to just sit on a plane in flight I'd drive everyone nuts.

 

[Texguy84]

Your silly, if she's like me, you'd be having sex all over the plane until you literally can't get it up again. Like I said planes I'm not into, I think for me to just sit on a plane in flight I'd drive everyone nuts.

Well, if you want, you can sit in my lap on the plane, I'm sure we can find something to keep you distracted during the flight

 

[Texguy84]

Oh hey, speaking of sex on planes. Has anyone seen Soul Plane? There's a hillarious scene where they're trying to find out how to land the plane, and the only one with any experience in the cockpit is the stewardess, who re-enacts a romp she had with an airline pilot while he was landing. Basically, it involved her throwing herself into all these different positions in order to find the different controls (since she only knows where each set of controls is in relation to a different position she was in while they were landing).

Apparantly she and the pilot hit the climax when the wheels touched the runway.

 

[OutofKYGuy]

Ahem

The creator of this thread would like to announce his amazement at it's continuance, as well as it's distance from the original thread.

I would also like to point out the possible title "Red Eye." Premise being a pilot/flight attendant and flight attendant/copilot joining the mile-high club on an otherwise empty overnight flight. I couldn't be descriptive enough to write that myself, but the idea's up for grabs. and maybe a bit more plausible. Especially if it's kept to flight attendants only. You could write just about whatever you want there.

 

[Texguy84]

Maybe a short series, about different secret hook-ups on the same flight, all unbeknowest to eachother?

A lesbian tryst in the gallery between two stewardesses, the pilot and the sexy female co-pilot going at it in the cockpit with the autopilot on, a couple returning from their honeymoon boning in the lavatory, and a cute stewardess giving head to the guy in seat 34B (or wherever, preferably a window seat, if anyone remembers how those are lettered on airliners).

 

[snooper]

... preferably a window seat, if anyone remembers how those are lettered on airliners ...

A is always a wndow seat. The window seat on the other end is higher lettered, depending how many seats there are across the aircrft. In British Airways first class the four seats are (inexplixably) lettered A, E, F, and K. I wouldn't know about other classes, but I believe that there are more seats per row in the others.

 

[sirhugs]

The creator of this thread would like to announce his amazement at it's continuance, as well as it's distance from the original thread.

I would also like to point out the possible title "Red Eye." Premise being a pilot/flight attendant and flight attendant/copilot joining the mile-high club on an otherwise empty overnight flight. I couldn't be descriptive enough to write that myself, but the idea's up for grabs. and maybe a bit more plausible. Especially if it's kept to flight attendants only. You could write just about whatever you want there.

the title "Red Eye" might cause confusion with the recent movie of the same name, which was not very sexy though it was rendered watchable by Rachel McAdams, who though fully clothed throughout was fully a fanatastic fantasy fuck throughout.

 

[Texguy84]

the title "Red Eye" might cause confusion with the recent movie of the same name, which was not very sexy though it was rendered watchable by Rachel McAdams, who though fully clothed throughout was fully a fanatastic fantasy fuck throughout.

Heh, actually, I loved that movie. Largest portion of the movie has the guy who played Scarecrow on Batman Begins doing what he does best, being evil and creepy. Last 20-30 minutes of the movie is one of the most amusing, overly elaborate chase/fight scene where just about anything the writers could think of ended up being used as a weapon.