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From: cyberoid@stein.u.washington.edu (Robert Jacobson)
Subject: Re: The Sporty Game -- Boeing 757
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Date: 02 Dec 92 03:49:50 PST


As a frequent air traveler, I find the 757 to be positively the most
uncomfortable aircraft now flying.  One can begin with the ubiquitous
TV monitors hanging from the ceilings every few rows, which cannot be
dimmed or turned off even on a red-eye, and progress to the remarkable
number of seats that can be squeezed into row upon row of stifled
passengers.  It may be a technical feat, but I know instruct my travel
agent to pass on any flight requiring me to take a 757.  Yeck.

Bob Jacobson