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All set with 37 days to go.
My luggage has been in the foyer for over a month.
The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails.
William Arthur Ward
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Campfire Oracle
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Bob..whenever I booked a trip, Id pick a corner in a room and start an " Africa Pile"...anything I thought of along the way got tossed onto the pile... 
"...the left considers you vermin, and they'll kill you given the chance..." Bristoe
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That would be a big pile. Then you have to go through and get rid of half the stuff.
"Be sure you're right. Then go ahead." Fess Parker as Davy Crockett
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All set with 37 days to go.
My luggage has been in the foyer for over a month. Why am I not surprised, pal?
"Be sure you're right. Then go ahead." Fess Parker as Davy Crockett
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Campfire Oracle
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That would be a big pile. Then you have to go through and get rid of half the stuff. Exactamundo!
"...the left considers you vermin, and they'll kill you given the chance..." Bristoe
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Campfire Tracker
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I checked with the woman who is handling my arrangements and was told that every extra inch counts. Women always say that! Jeff
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Upgrade complete. $160.00 Isle seat w/wall in ft. Not even arrived for the hunt and my wallet is already getting lighter. 
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Changed mine this AM after reading this. 32B...didn't want that wall in front of me..Sept 27th can't get here fast enough!!!
PS. no charge!
A married man should forget his mistakes. There's no use in two people remembering the same thing!
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That recline is only comfortable for the person using it. Imagine your behind the person reclined how screwed up will your comfort be? How will the video system work built into the seat back when the person in front of you is reclined and your video is nearly parallel to the floor?
There must be a different design for that, along with the tray table use. You can't get something for nothing in this! Will They reduce rows in this section by enough to allow a 50% greater recline without screwing the passengers behind them? Since your comfort depends on the person in front of you reclining back into your lap, too...or not... Seems to me that Economy Comfort may be worth every penny.
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That recline is only comfortable for the person using it. Imagine your behind the person reclined how screwed up will your comfort be? How will the video system work built into the seat back when the person in front of you is reclined and your video is nearly parallel to the floor?
There must be a different design for that, along with the tray table use. You can't get something for nothing in this! Will They reduce rows in this section by enough to allow a 50% greater recline without screwing the passengers behind them? I'll let you know how the upgraded seats are on July 1st. We leave on Monday!!!! (btw: I swore I'd NEVER go to Africa again after the BRUTAL flight home 2 years ago.....Either the emotional scarring and pain has waned or I'm losing my memory!!! No Matter, when I saw the upgrade option for this trip, I HAD to try it. Hopefully it makes the flight home somewhat bearable!!!) Wish me luck...I'll need it (I'm pushing 275 and I'm 6'-4" with rediculously long legs and arms, so this will be THE test for Delta!!! Stump
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We flew Economy comfort on the way back this year,,,,it really did make a difference. My knees weren't killing me and the seat reclined just enough to be comfortable and not put too much strain on the neck. I thought it was worth the extra $$$
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Just got back. Upgraded to the economy comfort on return. More leg room and the seat goes back more. Better yet, middle seat was vacant! It is worth the extra $ in my opinion.
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