
If you have not flown Virgin America, this is the lighting scheme. All that is missing is the pole dancer!
By John C Dvorak Friday October 16, 2009
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It’s interesting to me that they used pink. Prolonged exposure to the color tends to agitate people.
Is that the lighting scheme for all flights or just the ones to Miami?
It’s like flying in a neon lit vagina.
I can see one of the reasons, that color of pink reduces violence I believe.
So, if a terrorist were to board one of these planes he would probably be laughing too hard the entire flight to blow it up.
Badda Bing.
Isn’t travelling in one of those damn things uncomfortable enough!?
I’ve flown on them. Very comfortable, soothing, and excellent service. Very much a winner in my book!
Tom
If you have not flown Virgin America, this is the lighting scheme. All that is missing is the pole dancer!
Check channel 35 on your personal video screen.
#3 – The Monster’s Lawyer,
ROFLMAO!!! Although, I must point out that most of us prefer a vagina that is not capable of keeping 300 people inside at once, however uncomfortably.
#8–scott==he’s not the monster’s lawyer for nothing. Clients with 300 foot long vaginas? Check!
#8 — Help me find my keys and we can drive out of here!
I like it. Seems soothing. I hate glaring light. The pole dancer will be a nice plus.
My question is what’s the price differential compared to AA, United, Southwest.
Where’s my nachos?
Actually it’s a penis they’re flying in.
looks like Paris Hilton.
How’s the wifi signal inside that vagina?
I heard Paris just upgraded to wireless g-spot.
Its Virgin America it airlines that is stuck in the 80’s
This color scheme also happens to be the color scheme for KY Jelly’s his and hers sexual lubricant/lotions that they are currently marketing. I guess it would be cool if we were flying to go to a strip club in Vegas, but maybe not for a business trip.
“all thats missing is a pole dancer”
that really made me laugh hard…thanks John!
Perhaps the blue ceiling light is supposed to suggest the sky, day or night and the side pink lights daytime.