Socialite Ivana Trump kicked off an airliner after 'foul-mouthed tirade at noisy children'

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[grey_whiskers]

I might agree with you if her name was Irene Frump. But I dont doubt there are several potential suitors who would be willing to put up with her sh## for as long as the money holds out.

Got anyone in mind?

Cheers!

[ottbmare]

I have no sympathy for people who engage in foul-mouthed tirades. And none either for people who let their children run amok through an airplane. I was providing a possible explanation for what appears to be an uncharacteristic break, not an excuse. There are other ways to deal with horrible children and recalcitrant airline staff that don’t make one a national laughingstock and don’t involve being chucked off a plane by the TSA.

[goseminoles]

I wouldn’t. But the “f” woed isn’t what it used to be.
She, like anyone else has the right to cuss people out.
Its just some of us know better and respect others. Its not illegal to cuss. Just socially inappropriate at times.
F word is common lnaguage now. I bet those kids quit being asses on the flights especially after all the tension of nigerian bombers.

[goseminoles]

Sorry for the horrible spelling. Typing on a Blackberry isn’t always easy.

[drummer10]

ottbmare:

" Perhaps she is very unhappy now that her marriage has ended; she must realize that at her age, the prospect of finding anyone again is extremely remote and she is facing the rest of her life alone."

The truth hurts.

Nice job.

:-)

[freedomlover]

Not sure exactly who he is but I think he was in Vietnam?

[Hulka]

Agree 100%.

And the thing is, the stewardesses do not seem to care and even ignore the bad behavior, like they have no clue that it is the front of the jet that actually generates the revenue to keep the airline in business (and them employed).

[Hulka]

But it is okay for the brat at age 7 to say the F-word, and the parents think it is cute. I’ve seen that on the DC metro once and was appalled as the little darling was running around the car and cussing people. The parents laughed and thought it was fine.

[BlueLancer]

It doesn't take much of your foot in the aisle to trip up these little barbarians ... and plenty of armrests, hard plastic frames, and a hard floor to do the rest. With a little blood flowing from noses and mouths (and, maybe if you're lucky, some missing teeth), maybe the airlines and the parents will control their little hellions.

Flying is bad enough these days without putting up with this. I don't. Place enough obstacles in the aisle and they go find somewhere else to play ... maybe on the wing ...

[OKSooner]

I'll take the minority position today.

She was wrong to scream and cuss at them, obviously, but otherwise good on her for speaking up on someone letting their kids run amok.

These kids will grow up to be those adults who have loud personal conversations on their cell phones in public like everyone else is interested in their business or something. :)

[Calm_Cool_and_Elected]

Borrowing from a friend: "Oh, now I see. They're looking for the F Bomb not the boom bombs"

[fieldmarshaldj]

Liveshot seems to be enjoying the view, bless his heart.

[cubreporter]

Who said it was OK?

[Hulka]

The parents of the little darlings.

[wideminded]

LOL

[wideminded]

If I purchased a First-class ticket I would expect nothing less than the best.

First class probably seems like third class to someone who is used to traveling on their own plane.