Posted on 06/04/2014 5:57:37 AM PDT by lbryce
Or a comp ticket on the same flight so she can do it again
Or a high school teacher.
Tempers in today’s airliner tiny seats and narrow spacing are always high. Not long ago a guy sitting behind me started shaking my seat and screaming, “Stop moving! I’m taller than you! You are bumping my knees!” The guy was melting down. A flight attendant came over and asked, “Is there a problem?” The guy calmed down but he was apparently about to start a fist fight with me.
Let’s see if there’s a prosecution. Obviously there won’t be a hate crime charge.
The poisonous atmosphere was ignited in 2008 in the WH.
White air ho should have checked her privilege.
I’m only 5’6” and can barely handle the confinement in those seats. I can’t imagine what it’s like for all of you much bigger and taller guys.
Haha, you too eh?
First time I walk into a domestic abuse situation I’d be in trouble.
I am surprised Jesse and Al haven’t already set up a scholarship fund for that vicious b.
As a former flight attendant, it was tough. Thankfully, most passengers over the course of my 20+ year career were great.
Had a man removed once. He was furious about something and resorted to name calling. ‘Miss Fake T!Ts’. I asked the captain to have Galileo removed from the plane. Passenger asked why I called him Galileo and I said, to the cheers from the other first class passengers, “because you’re history.
I then took the mike and assured everyone, “They are real and they are SPECTACULAR! “
It was the micro-aggression that set her off, don’t you know. Being expected to comply with the same rules as everyone else is rassiss.
Angreesha gon get you, sucka.
“Not long ago a guy sitting behind me started shaking my seat and screaming, Stop moving! Im taller than you! You are bumping my knees!
I’m 6’ 4” tall. My solution for you little guys who insist on reclining into my knes is to lean forward slightly and breathe on your face. For some reason that always elicites an offended “Stop breathing on me!” My response is, “Lean on my knees, little man, get my garlic breath in your face.”
Well...yeah. But probably for entirely different reasons.
>Im 6 4 tall. My solution for you little guys who insist on reclining into my knes is to lean forward slightly and breathe on your face. For some reason that always elicites an offended Stop breathing on me! My response is, Lean on my knees, little man, get my garlic breath in your face.
Uh, my seat wasn't reclined.
Maybe Obama will invite LaShonda and the flight attendant to the White House for a beer summit.
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