Flier Claims Southwest Attendant Played Fashion Police

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I still don't understand why she's dragging it out on national tv (two months afterwards) with a lawyer though. She must want compensation, publicity, or to hurt Southwest real bad. Hopefully enough people boycott Southwest over this that I can get their super-discounted seats more easily.
 
..and I especially love when people come in late to a thread and do not read ANYTHING

CTU2fan said:
OK so to sum it up, Sean is correct (as usual), and so is Headache. And siding with the corporate giant over a young girl who did nothing more than dress for hot weather is kind of like going to a casino and rooting for the dealer.

:eyebrow:

Is that what we do now, sum up FYM thread on who is right and who is wrong?

WTF? I though FYM was a place discuss, not to prove someone wrong. Maybe it has changed with all of these newbies.

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Re: ..and I especially love when people come in late to a thread and do not read ANYTHING

zonelistener said:


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Is that what we do now, sum up FYM thread on who is right and who is wrong?

Well, I'm kinda partial to that approach since I was the one being quoted as being right :wink: :)
 
Re: Re: ..and I especially love when people come in late to a thread and do not read ANYTHING

maycocksean said:

Well, I'm kinda partial to that approach since I was the one being quoted as being right :wink: :)

:lmao:

...and a needed dose of levity is injected into the thread....
 
i think everybody's right, actually (well, most people)... as a private company the airline probably has the right to deny service to anyone they want... still doesn't mean they should have done it in this case (even though they technicaly didn't deny, just delayed and embarassed).

i just think it's silly that such an insignificant story has gotten almost 200 posts in 5 days.
 
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BonoVoxSupastar said:
Sounds like the flight attendants are getting jealous...

What a sexist comment!

Do you think if it was two men, you would call it "jealousy"?

:sexywink:

I think we need to get back to airport bathroom jokes! Someone wrote "Beware of Republican Senators" in one of the stalls at my airport!
 
zoney! said:


What a sexist comment!

Do you think if it was two men, you would call it "jealousy"?

:sexywink:

I think we need to get back to airport bathroom jokes! Someone wrote "Beware of Republican Senators" in one of the stalls at my airport!

Well my tongue was planted firmly in cheek with that comment and yes I probably would have said the same thing if it were two males.

You can be jealous that you don't look like that, and you can be jealous you don't have...:wink:
 
ntalwar said:
I still don't understand why she's dragging it out on national tv (two months afterwards) with a lawyer though. She must want compensation, publicity, or to hurt Southwest real bad. Hopefully enough people boycott Southwest over this that I can get their super-discounted seats more easily.

It's worth a try!
 
BonoVoxSupastar said:


Well my tongue was planted firmly in cheek with that comment and yes I probably would have said the same thing if it were two males.

You can be jealous that you don't look like that, and you can be jealous you don't have...:wink:

senator craig wanted his tongue to be firmly in cheek too!

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what... too soon?


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CHICAGO, Nov. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- After almost being kicked off a Southwest Airlines flight this summer for wearing an outfit deemed too provocative for flying, Kyla Ebbert bares all in an online nude pictorial and video feature for Playboy.com (to view photos and video, log on to http://www.playboy.com beginning Thursday, November 15).
 
Headache in a Suitcase said:
Kyla Ebbert bares all in an online nude pictorial and video feature for Playboy

Yes, she certainly does :)
 
Headache in a Suitcase said:
CHICAGO, Nov. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- After almost being kicked off a Southwest Airlines flight this summer for wearing an outfit deemed too provocative for flying, Kyla Ebbert bares all in an online nude pictorial and video feature for Playboy.com (to view photos and video, log on to http://www.playboy.com beginning Thursday, November 15).

I wonder if we can revisit my "the airline humiliated me" argument for a second for those who said it is possible, because, I still cannot see how an airline can humiliate you by asking you to cover up, but you can expose yourself online for Playboy.

I am so glad all of you supported her!
 
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