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Delta flight diverted after passenger reportedly has 'diarrhea all the way through the airplane'
(www.foxbusiness.com)
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I sincerely doubt it was all the way.
No, it was all the way. He started in the cockpit and worked his way to the back of the plane.
I mean. probably not. that's just... what the article says. But I suspect it was "enough".
The article didn't say "enough of the way."
I've seen cases of explosive diarrhea you wouldn't believe :D
Passenger could have been being quite thorough. Filling up all the lavatories.
There's a lot more to a plane than just lavatories.
Back when i was a teenager, i was a lifeguard. One day, a mother came to the pool with 3 young children. They were playing by the stairs in the shallow end of the pool when one of the children got out & proceeded to diarrhea on the floor. Mother swiftly picked up the kid in a panic & brought him clear to the other side of the pool to grab her towel. Once she had her towel, she proceeded to continue carrying the continuously shitting child back toward the shallow end on the other side of the pool & into the locker room.
This kid left a trail of shit that entirely circled the pool + a path to the locker room (total was easily over 150 linear feet of diarrhea.)
I would know as i was the dumb teenager who was tasked with cleaning it up… it was a very grueling day.
In short, i think it is very believable that it was “all the way”…
See, that was All The Way. Nobody's provided us with a similar recounting of the events on the plane.