An unauthorised photo of Glen Bedingfield at Brussels airport: “Change my seat. This man is too fat.”
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October 29, 2013 at 5:19pm
Glen Bedingfield flew to Brussels yesterday, in cattle class (igri they sell some passports ha jtir klabb).
He asked the steward for another seat, saying that there was not enough space for him because the man next to him was fat. But members of my international worldwide network of spies tell me that this man was not as fat as he.
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There isn’t enough space for Bedingfield in any class. Even the wide seats aren’t wide enough.
The cheapskate probably wanted, and expected to get, a complimentary upgrade. Don’t they know who he is?
It was a case of the pot calling the kettle black.
What does Kurt Farrugia usually say – change my seat, it’s too big? Or do they give him one of those booster seats children use in cinemas?
Does anyone have any pictures of him strapped into his seat? I’d love to see one.
Does it still apply that he could sit on a grown-up’s lap for the journey, and he saves a good chunk on his fare?
Kurt flies hand luggage.
I would rather say that he complained because his feet could not touch the floor.
He probably has to use a booster seat :)
I should have asked for a hazmat suit and a respirator that time I found myself next to Joe Grima at the boarding gate.
Who is the most arrogant of the lot? They expect preferential treatment forgetting what old Dom used to say Kulhadd indaqs
What cheek. But then should we be surprised? That wonderful expression in Maltese comes to mind – wicchom u s***hom l-istess
Glenn Beddingfield can only fly Cargo if he wants to have more room.
Jien li tirt mijiet ta’ eluf ta’ kilometri, meta nisma b’dawn il-hmerijiet u pretenzjonijiet ma nistghax ma nesklamax “sor_ li qatt ma libes qalziet, l-ewwl darba li jilbes wiehed, jah_a fih”.Isthu, gbajtu iddahqu nies bikom!
Glenn Beddingfield should travel on wide-body aircrafts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYF6fYteIq8
Next time Bedingfield complains, they can strap him to the undercarriage.
I want to be sure that Glenn, after a few thousand kilometres will very slowly dismiss all his big dreams and great expectations of any sort of preferential VIP treatment just because of his ‘official’ mission – big deal. Soon, very soon, he will return to being yet another common passenger.
You can’t get more common than Glen Badingfield.