[DallasBiff]

Well a smart marketing move by Delta, hope the pilot is wearing protective glasses.

I'm guessing the seats were sold at $10,000 per seat, for a 737 about 150 seats, and doing the math that's $1.5 million per flight.

[NWFree]

So I guess climate change isn’t really that big of a deal

[Telepathic Intruder]

Will everyone looking out one side of the plane tip it over like Guam?

[nwrep]

Reporter Analisa Novak is easy on the eyes:

[fretzer]

Is Boeing providing the viewing seat next to the open door?

[bgill]

I’ll just sit on the back porch. Solid ground. Add free.

[lee martell]

I will be thrilled when the eclipse is over and done with next Monday night. I’m tired of hearing about it.
What is it, a choice between Eclipse hysteria or hearing more about Taylor and Travis? Decisions, decisions!

Next Pagan Worship Tour bus stop? The Summer Solstice!!
June 20th, 1:50pm.

[Fledermaus]

Will there still be a layover in Atlanta?

[Pollard]

I'm in MO and a little North of the intense path but not much. https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/future-eclipses/eclipse-2024/where-when/

[SamAdams76]

Now that we have the Internet, eclipses are far more dramatic.

Before the Internet, most of us saw a picture of the eclipse on the front page of the newspaper the day after.

I was a junior in high school during the eclipse of February 1979. Our algebra teacher kept us in class the whole time and pulled the shades shut on the windows so we would not be distracted and could thus focus on the Pythagorean Theorem.

Next period, a sympathetic history teacher pulled out a TV and let us watch the eclipse that happened an hour before. Well, it was already history by then so we were in the right class for it.