[Froufrou]

What ever happened to, "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone?"

[Lurking in Kansas]

This post is no good without pictures!

;-)

[Moose4]

There was a previous thread that had a partial picture of the young lady and her dress (from the midriff up). It showed a lot of cleavage, but it looked good on her and didn’t, IMO, seem terribly inappropriate from a small picture. The young lady was quite pretty, better-looking than the tramped-up Hooters waitress from the first incident. The picture didn’t show what the dress looked like from the midriff down, though, so maybe she had the same crotch-flashing problem that Skank #1 did.

}:-)4

[Brilliant]

It’s Islamification. Next, the veil will be required.

[calcowgirl]

[ClearCase_guy]

What ever happened to, "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone?"

I always get a lot of flack for saying this, but ...

That notion was given a death blow during the Civil Rights movement. Lunch Counter owners in the Jim Crow South wanted to be able to refuse to serve some folks. But they learned that you can't do that.

It may be your store. It may be your business. But your ability to refuse service has largely been taken away.

[absolootezer0]

posted here http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1894858/posts with pics. more pics and video at link.

[snowrip]

American Airlines claims the right to refuse to carry passengers for a variety of reasons including being drunk, barefoot, having an offensive odor or being "clothed in a manner that would cause discomfort or offense to other passengers."

Clean, attractive woman in a miniskirt? Get the hell off the plane!!! Middle eastern, in need of a shower and wearing robes and a turban? Come right in!

[Ouderkirk]

Frankly I find it distracting when a young woman boards a plane dressed like a French whore and smelling like one too. It is not the outfit per se. It is that these young women “parade” themselves about the airplane trying to be a distraction. Then when the old man takes in an eyeful, he’s treated like a leper.

[isom35]

if this SW employee turns out to be a male also, SW should send all gay male employees to sensitivity training.

[TommyDale]

If that is what she was wearing, I think the airline personnel are getting far too paranoid. If they would spend more time actually taking care of passengers, they would not be trying to enforce dress codes. What exactly is supposed to be offensive about this dress?

[vetsvette]

If they don’t stop trying to cover these pretty young women up in burka’s, I’m going to switch airlines.

[LukeL]

Am I the only one who likes a classy women who can look sexy without showing much if anything at all?

[jwalsh07]

What ever happened to, "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone?"

Tu casa es nuestra casa.

[metmom]

I want money, too.

[mother22wife21]

""If you wear provocative clothing, tattoos, or you smell of alcohol or cigarettes, who's going to believe you?" she said." FTA

What does smelling like cigarettes and having tattoos do with whether what you say is believable?

[Alter Kaker]

IRONY, noun.

When Southwest Airlines starts forcing Muslim girls like Settara Qassim to cover-up for dressing far too provacatively.

[Dumpster Baby]

This is becoming a pathway to exhibitionist bimbo stardom, a publicity stunt.

[toddlintown]

Whatever happened to “Come Fly Me?”

[Dumpster Baby]

[cinives]

How about this for a dress code:

1. All outfits must have sleeves at least to the elbows - I don’t want to see or smell your underarm hair or sweaty armpits. That goes for no cleavage. Get rid of the guys with Italian undershirts and the gals wearing tank tops.

2. All bottom attire must reach close to the waist and extend to near the knee at least - I don’t want to see your butt crack, have your pants fall down, see your underwear, or sit in a seat touched by your exposed, shedding, sweaty skin. No ghetto pants or skintight miniskirts or short shorts.

Please people - let’s remember that you have to sit in the same seats formerly occupied by these buffoons. Even nudist cruises insist on everyone sitting on a towel rather than putting bare skin on public surfaces.