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A Pennsylvania couple was upset over recent FAA changes to departure headings at Philadelphia International Airport which has created a lot of jet noise in their neighborhood. And they claimed they could never get through the agency's automated phone system to complain.
So they wrote the agency a not-so-nice message in seven-foot tall letters on the roof of their house that can be seen from the air.
(Fox News Channel photo)
- Trebor
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Is F by itself an expletive? I mean, it obviously represents one, but (expletive) U is just as obvious.
Posted by: Madeline | January 25, 2008 at 03:26 PM