<p>they can almost get you kicked off an airplane</p>
<p>Southwest Airlines made a passenger change his shirt or get kicked off</p>
<p>the shirt said</p>
<p>Master
Baiter</p>
<p>and it was a fake fishing supply shop shirt</p>
<p>kind of funny, the shirt that is, guess the word master bait is bad bad bad</p>
<p>Southwest also made that girl get off the plane because her outfit was too skimpy. Hmm…</p>
<p>were the two sitting together ? :D</p>
<p>I must be dense but I don’t even get what was bad about the shirt in general or in relation to flying.</p>
<p>cross posted with jym…but jym,you are baaaaaaaaad!</p>
<p>I don’t blame them about the skimpy outfit. I think more companies should do that. I don’t care if the person is 100 lbs or 500 lbs, they shouldn’t be dressing like that in public. I think a lot of those outfits can be very offensive. At my cousins wedding the other day the one bridesmaid had her dress altered so much that more of her boobs were outside the dress then were inside the dress. It was really disgusting. I’m assuming that they didn’t see what she did to her dress until the day of the wedding.</p>
<p>There are real stores called things like the Beaver Hut Cafe
would they ban them as well?</p>
<p>Well I saw her outfit and it really didn’t look that skimpy. It was a shirt and a skirt, and I see people wearing much less than that at malls/walking around town all the time.</p>
<p>yeah but airlines should be about the family experience or something? i wouldn’t want my future kids to see people walking around in what i see people walking around at the mall and stuff. I dont understand the shirt, but I can see a skimpy outfit. If it wasn’t that skimpy maybe they were out of line, but I guess it depends on everyones definition of skimpy.</p>
<p>""i wouldn’t want my future kids to see people walking around in what i see people walking around at the mall and stuff. “”</p>
<p>what does that mean? well, you will need to live in a cave if you don’t want your future kids to see belly buttons and cleavage</p>
<p>I prefer to take the “choose your battles” approach. There was a brief bru-ha-ha here in town about possibly somehow banning low hanging pants with undies/boxers hanging out. Uhhh, good luck with that. My older s has a college shirt that says “tuck fexas”. I don’t particularly like it, but he didn’t ask my opinion, and I didn’t give it. </p>
<p>Now, for the “why didn’t I trhink of that” award, I loved the t shirt I saw that said “if it ain’t one thing it’s your mother”. :)</p>
<p>I saw an older man on the NewYork City subway wearing at T-shirt-black with white lettering- that said “Please don’t annoy the crazy person.” The car was fairly crowded but no one sat down next to him.</p>
<p>The southwest airline passenger’s outfit was skimpy but not ridiculous. The funniest part of that whole incident was Matt Lauer trying to ask politely if she had been wearing panties.<br>
I have a feeling that she pulled up the top and down the skirt and “cleaned up the outfit” a bit before she hit the media circuit.</p>