Things That Make You Go... WTF?
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Yeah, the creatures show you your worst fears or something and "good" people kill themselves and "bad" ones kill others. It's an inherently uncinematic premise, the protagonists can't look at the creatures so blindfold themselves outdoors, which looks ludicrous and is a different thing from the axiom of of "always keep your monster in the shadows". Apparently it's generally poorly executed too.
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Even Ryanair wouldn't do this. TUI tried to fob the family off with £30 compensation.
A family returning from holiday found they had no seats once they had boarded their plane and spent part of the flight sitting on the floor.
Despite having boarding passes, the Taylor family found empty spaces where their seats should have been. The family, from Alcester, Warwickshire, had paid £1,300 and were flying from Mahon in Menorca to Birmingham with TUI airlines. The Civil Aviation Authority is looking into the matter. The family raised the issue with BBC One programme Rip Off Britain: Holiday.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-46858249
A family returning from holiday found they had no seats once they had boarded their plane and spent part of the flight sitting on the floor.
Despite having boarding passes, the Taylor family found empty spaces where their seats should have been. The family, from Alcester, Warwickshire, had paid £1,300 and were flying from Mahon in Menorca to Birmingham with TUI airlines. The Civil Aviation Authority is looking into the matter. The family raised the issue with BBC One programme Rip Off Britain: Holiday.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-46858249
Maybe 'WTF' in this case means "Who'd They Fit?" ...
'Asymmetric Jeans' turning heads online
A Ukrainian fashion designer's latest jeans are going viral not for their $377 price tag but for their bizarre asymmetrical design.
Designer Ksenia Schnaider took to Instagram to unveil the "Asymmetric Jeans," which feature one fitted leg and one flared leg.
Schnaider said the jeans, which have sparked a wide range of responses online, will soon be offered for $377 on her web site.
"I was told the idea was too crazy and that nobody needs jeans like this, so I gave up on the idea for a couple of seasons, but in the end I decided to go for it" ...
SOURCE: https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2019/01/16/Asymmetric-Jeans-turning-heads-online/3241547661505/
Here (below) is the first thing that crossed my mind - an obvious source of demand, but a limited consumer base ...
'Asymmetric Jeans' turning heads online
A Ukrainian fashion designer's latest jeans are going viral not for their $377 price tag but for their bizarre asymmetrical design.
Designer Ksenia Schnaider took to Instagram to unveil the "Asymmetric Jeans," which feature one fitted leg and one flared leg.
Schnaider said the jeans, which have sparked a wide range of responses online, will soon be offered for $377 on her web site.
"I was told the idea was too crazy and that nobody needs jeans like this, so I gave up on the idea for a couple of seasons, but in the end I decided to go for it" ...
SOURCE: https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2019/01/16/Asymmetric-Jeans-turning-heads-online/3241547661505/
Here (below) is the first thing that crossed my mind - an obvious source of demand, but a limited consumer base ...
