Sounds like, to me, a probable queer working for an airline which has, probably, just under or just over 50% spic passengers.  All kinds of loony rationalizations injected into his mind by his ("Keith's") young lifetime of sick, unspoken Multi Cult training may have come into play.  On one level, he may have been giving her the queer guy/queer eye treatment, and on another he may have somehow imagined that unabashed luring, propositioning young (and old) spic males on the flight would both creat a scene, and be unfairly treated-- as short, squat, rotund dwarf beaners-- in her radiant presence.Ebbert, a Mesa College student and Hooters waitress, was allowed to stay on the plane, but only after she put up a fight and, she says, was lectured on how to dress properly.After the plane filled, and the flight attendants began their safety spiel, Ebbert was asked to step off the plane by a customer service supervisor, identified by the airline only as “Keith.”They walked out onto the jet bridge, where Keith told Ebbert her clothing was inappropriate and asked her to change. She explained she was flying to Tucson for only a few hours and had brought no luggage.
“I asked him what part of my outfit was offensive,” she said. “The shirt? The skirt? And he said, ‘The whole thing.’ ” http://news.netscape.com/story/2007/09/08/college-girl-kyla-ebbert-too-sexy-for-flightRating: +0 (+0/-0) | 2007-09-08 15:08:00 PsychoHosebeast What I really want an answer to is, just who is it that authorized some dumbass with a sixth grade education to unilateraly decide who was "appropriately dressed" in order to fly on a plane? I see people who look like slobs, wearing rubber flip flops and hot pants (all the better to advertise those cellulite ridden cottage cheese thighs) marinating in cheap perfume get on the plane, the very sight of whom I find offensive as hell... why doesn't someone throw them off? Seems to me that every week we hear more and more stories of idiot flight attendants who seem to think they're the sky police. Isn't the pilot the captain? I've yet to hear any pilots weigh in on the situation...