So ladies (and gents), apparently it's not safe to fly anymore without doing a preliminary high school dress code check (ahh, fond memories of "how can I make this skirt longer than my fingertips?" moments in front of the mirror).
Kyla, who is 23 , works at Hooters and was going home for a doctor's appointment was clad in
a snug-fitting white top with a scoop neck that stopped just short of showing cleavage.
Over the shirt was a green sweater that buttoned underneath her bosom. It was finished with high-heeled sandals and a white denim mini-skirt with a fashionably frayed hem.
Kyla wasn't about to let this go without a fight, however:
I said, What part of it, the shirt, the skirt? Which part? Ebbert continued, recounting her conversation with Keith about her outfit. And he said, The whole thing. I said, I didnt bring any luggage with me. I dont have anything to change into. What can I do to make sure I can get onto that flight? I had a doctors appointment. I had to be there.
He said You can go to the gift shop and you can buy something to wear there. Until then, youre not flying on this flight, Ebbert said.
A compromise was finally reached when Ebbert promised to pull up her top, which wasnt showing cleavage to begin with, and pull down her tiny skirt.
I'm sorry, but when did Pat Robertson become head of the FAA? I think we can all agree that her skirt was quite short (and shrugs are so 2005) but seriously? Seriously? I've seen more cleavage than this in court.
This doesn't just make for titillating news--it genuinely worries me for a couple of reasons. First, although I try to keep my potentially subversive fashion statements out of the friendly skies (I usually wear pajama pants and a hoodie to the airport), I cherish my right as a card-carrying, ticket-purchasing U.S. American to wear a short skirt on a flight if I'm so inclined. Jesus gave her those legs, goddamnit, she can show 'em off if she wants to! Second, how will Bai Ling ever be able to use air travel again?
I saw her on the Today Show this morning wearing that outfit. What I found amusing is when she sat back down during the interview, you could very easily see up her skirt until she crossed her legs. I suppose that could offend some people, especially if she was sans-panties on that flight.
When they replayed the interview it cut to Matt Lauer when she sat down instead of showing her...
That outfit is offensive? Really? I was expecting to see tits popping out everywhere from some tiny little outfit based on the reaction of the employee but that looks pretty normal to me.
Seriously, people really've got to stop worrying about the clothes other people choose to wear.
Well thank goodness the nice people at Southwest were there to punish and correct such sinful behavior as this, AND offered the poor young woman some sound advice regarding appropriate attire.
BULLSHIT!
I think all hot chicks should boycott SW. Just say no thank you and fly Jet Blue. Or maybe I should start a Hot Chicks only airline so they only have to suffer one lecherous bastard...
...me.
They had to kick her off the plane to make a space for the woman in the head to toe burka screaming; "JIHAD!" who's only English is "Spin wash, tumble dry." and "Down to U.S.A.!"
WyattForMayor said:
They had to kick her off the plane to make a space for the woman in the head to toe burka screaming; "JIHAD!" who's only English is "Spin wash, tumble dry." and "Down to U.S.A.!"
No need for the racist rant, no matter how tongue in cheek it might be!
WyattForMayor said:
They had to kick her off the plane to make a space for the woman in the head to toe burka screaming; "JIHAD!" who's only English is "Spin wash, tumble dry." and "Down to U.S.A.!"
No need for the racist rant, no matter how tongue in cheek it might be!
WyattForMayor said:
They had to kick her off the plane to make a space for the woman in the head to toe burka screaming; "JIHAD!" who's only English is "Spin wash, tumble dry." and "Down to U.S.A.!"
Mature.
Oh and bytheway, while you were busy being a douche you forgot your homophones.
RileyStClair
Los Angeles, CA
September 2006
SEP 07, 2007 05:29 PM