Travel to Europe Part IV

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The stylish eye masks the airlines give you on long flights can double as a headband or pirate eye patch. You might be invited to a costume party while you are there, so don't throw it away.

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Jay said…
Bung in my bung hole! I didn't know they GAVE those things to you! Would've been frickin' awesome to know when I was traveling at like 6:00 am, and trying to sleep while some nincompoop in the row in front of me was the ONLY PERSON on the plane with their window wide open, on the side with the sun coming directly in--TOOL!

I will surely ask for one next time.
21 June, 2007 11:38
Pete said…
Unfortunately Jay, I think you can only get them on international flights.
21 June, 2007 12:57
Jay said…
Does Texas count as international? It's almost Mexico™
21 June, 2007 17:59
Anonymous said…
Ask immigrations.
21 June, 2007 22:59
CGrim said…
I think they have them on red-eye flights, too. Probably depends on airline. You probably won't get them on Skybus. Or window shades, for that matter.

Does Texas count as international? It's almost Mexico™

If Texas is almost Mexico, what does that make New Mexico?
22 June, 2007 11:14
Amanda said…
I also think they reserve the stylish eye masks for longer flights. I got them on Delta. It might be newer cause I know I didn't get them when I went to South America though the flight was just as long. But asking may not hurt. Good luck fellow traveler.

We should do a few traveling tips as well - if it's dark in the plane, you don't really need to see the sunrise.
22 June, 2007 13:34
Jay said…
Question. Do you have to give the eye masks back? Because that would probably be the number one way of spreading conjunctivitis.
22 June, 2007 14:19
Amanda said…
No, didn't you notice the stylish headband I wore last week?
22 June, 2007 15:02
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