Should male passenger dressed in women’s lingerie be allowed to fly?

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I for one would not allow my child to sit next to a person who "expresses his/her freedom" this way. Be it a plane or any public place.
I just arrived in the US last month but last night I also had to explain to my son watching the gay parade in NY on TV after the same sex marriage law was passed that,
"not everything legal is moral" in this country.
 
Gary Huff said:
Really? How do you know that? Perhaps this is who he is and he just wants to feel the freedom to be himself.
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I totally understand... I like to wear glow-in-the-dark hats at movies. It's just who I am... and I like to express my freedom... at the movies.
 
teddybear said:
I for one would not allow my child to sit next to a person who "expresses his/her freedom" this way. Be it a plane or any public place.
I just arrived in the US last month but last night I also had to explain to my son watching the gay parade in NY on TV after the same sex marriage law was passed that,
"not everything legal is moral" in this country.
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Is that implying that gay marriage is immoral...?
 
Personally, I only fly because of those Angel's of the Sky.

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So a guy with his pants low gets told to pick them up and arrested, but a guy dressed like that is left alone to dress how he wants???? What........a world we live. What a world

I don't like people with their pants below their a$$ either, but this is a WHOOOOOOLE different level. I'd much rather my future children see a guy with his pants below his buttocks, than a guy in less clothing than you can use to blindfold a one eyed cockroach
 
Jawa Ex Machina said:
But here's a question: Would you let him sit next to your kids?
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It could certainly be a "teaching moment" as far as "we're all different, some a little more than others..."

As far as (fear of) pedophiles, it's the plainclothes ones I'd worry about.

Now to get back on the quirky track, can somebody start photoshopping members heads on this guy, please? Pookie? :shocked:
 
I just arrived in the US last month but last night I also had to explain to my son watching the gay parade in NY on TV after the same sex marriage law was passed that,
"not everything legal is moral" in this country.
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Wow, you are working in the wrong industry, buddy. Entertainment is filled with gay and bi folks. I have a lot to say to you on the matter, but this is not the location to do so.

I will say, that if this gentleman sat next to me on a plane, I'd ask him to put a blanket on. Even if it was an attractive woman (or an attractive man for that matter) I'd still ask them to cover up. I'm all for freedom of expression, but that's pushing it a little far. He's trying to make people uncomfortable. Transportation is one of the few times (aside from clubs, but people are drunk and dancing...) when strangers are pushed very very close to each other. Tensions are already high. Flying is a very uncomfortable experience for everyone if you are in coach. I think that's intentionally trying to throw people by making them as uncomfortable as possible. Which I don't really agree with.

If he was wearing a dress? Fine by me. That's totally acceptable on a plane. Sundress? Short shorts? All fine. I wouldn't want to be sitting next to someone in a thong of either gender.

Now, if he was a seat ahead of me, sure. I just don't want to be sitting next to (read: practically sitting on) a mostly naked person that I don't know.
 
Ha ha...this thread is funny. I know Jason Ramsey is sitting there with his trigger finger ready to push that "your crossing ssoooo close to the line" switch.
 
Ian-T said:
Ha ha...this thread is funny. I know Jason Ramsey is sitting there with his trigger finger ready to push that "your crossing ssoooo close to the line" switch.
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So true! Provocative... yet thoughtful!

But Jason, we pull it back from the brink every time, so relax that finger!
 
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