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Ariel, is a young mermaid learning that her power lies in using her voice to speak up, sing out, and make waves. And when she does, she can change her world!

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Woman makes ‘stinky' boiled egg dinner on packed flight

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an hour ago

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Woman makes ‘stinky' boiled egg dinner on packed flight

A woman has been mercilessly mocked after filming herself assembling a full meal – including boiled eggs – during a long-haul flight from Los Angeles to Paris. Jess Marra, 33, set the internet alight earlier this month after bringing a stash of prepacked containers to make a DIY on-board dinner during a 10-hour flight. 'What started as a fun travel moment turned into the international egg scandal of the year,' Jess said, after her video racked up more than 1.5 million views on Instagram and was flooded with thousands of angry comments. In the now-viral video, Jess can be seen unpacking her carefully prepped ingredients which included ziploc bags of dressing and avocado, before assembling a full-blown salad in her window seat. The LA digital marketing worker filmed herself aggressively shaking her salad and even peeling avocados in the crammed economy space. Naturally, many viewers weren't impressed – especially over her choice of protein. 'New fear unlocked: I get on a plane and the person next to me starts making an egg salad,' one horrified user wrote. 'Just because you can eat an egg on a flight doesn't mean you should,' agreed another. 'Between the egg, the elbow jabbing into your neighbour, the salad shaking and the 'influencing', I am 100 per cent annoyed and I'm not on the plane. Just be a normal person and stop trying to gain attention,' a third person fumed. Jess, however, hit back, saying she took care not to disturb anyone around her. 'Despite what the internet thinks, I was discreet in my window seat and kept everything low-key,' she said. 'When the flight attendant came around for meal service I politely declined, and once everyone around me was settled eating, I got to work. No one on the flight seemed to notice or care.' 'The comments were brutal,' Jess said. 'People were yelling at me for being selfish, inconsiderate, endangering the lives of passengers, and just generally being the worst human ever. I was kind of in shock.' She insists the eggs weren't actually smelly, explaining she deliberately undercooks them to avoid any odour. 'Was it a little weird I assembled a salad at my seat? Sure,' she admitted. 'Is it the end of the world that I ate an egg on a plane? Certainly not!' She was quick to point out the double standards, saying eggs are a common ingredient in plane meals anyway. 'Hard boiled eggs are sold in every airport convenience store and even at Starbucks for people to eat during flights,' she said. 'Plane food has a strong odour and, many times, eggs are included in the meal service as well. It's not like I unwrapped a tuna melt or started microwaving salmon mid-flight!' In the end, Jess says she was just trying to enjoy a decent meal on a tight schedule. 'The internet really ran with it,' she said, 'but in reality, I'm just a hungry girl trying to eat my dinner.'

Dad ‘makes' 5 month old baby apologise to passengers after flight

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4 hours ago

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Dad ‘makes' 5 month old baby apologise to passengers after flight

A dad has turned a mid-air meltdown into a moment of pure adorableness. Babies cry on planes. It's a fact of life, but this creative apology is melting hearts across the internet. The five-month-old's mum, Hannah, shared a video of her baby watching fellow passengers disembark after a long-haul flight. With her gummy grin and rosy cheeks, you'd never guess this tiny tot had caused any in-flight drama. But some of her fellow travellers might beg to differ. 'We told her she had to apologise to everyone face-to-face' But, perhaps her fellow long-haul passengers might disagree. The cheeky clip, taken after their 8-hour journey from London to Atlanta, was posted to the Instagram page The Mum Crew, where it quickly racked up more than 4 million views. Hannah captured the moment her daughter beamed at passengers passing by on the jet bridge as they waited for their pram and car seats to be returned by airline staff. 'We told her she had to apologise to everyone face-to-face for what she put them through on that flight,' the text overlay on the video read. The baby wasn't alone in stirring up mid-air mischief. Her twin sister had also joined in to bring a little double trouble to the cabin. In the post caption, Hannah added: 'She actually did surprisingly well on the flight.' 'It's been so fun to see the video go viral. We never expected such a silly moment to reach so many people so quickly,' she told Newsweek. 'She's such a little conniving little bundle of joy' Reactions to the clip were mixed. Some commenters were less than charmed. 'Fun fact... Not everyone feels the same about your kids as YOU do. I don't want to see you after the flight you antagonised me on,' one user snapped. Another scolded: 'Dude. Take a hint. They're not interested in you making yourself feel better. Move on. Leave them alone. You've done enough.' 'And not one of them cared. They just wanted to get going to where they were going,' a third added But most saw the humour, and the heart, in the moment. 'She just smiled that gummy little heart melting smile and everyone just forgave her. She's such a little conniving little bundle of joy,' one person praised. 'She looked at everyone like 'and I'll do it again, watch this,'' a second joked. A third questioned how more people weren't reacting: 'How are all those people walking past without smiling at that beautiful baby?' Sometimes, a little charm really does go a long way. Even when delivered by a five-month-old in pink footie pyjamas.

ABC News

5 hours ago

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