There was a 5th child, but mom ate him to save on the airfare.
“Her one-toothed pregnant sister/daughter/cousin who’s married to her grandmother’s brother’s cousin was so mad, she had to cut her brother’s uncles mullet down to just a long tail.”
There was a 5th child, but mom ate him to save on the airfare.
If that wasn’t post of the year, I don’t know what is.
Once again, people won’t accept there problems and just blame it on the airlines. I am sure the lady would have complained had she had to listen to kids scream on a flight.
This reminds me of a few days ago when I was watching “Inside American Airlines.” The people were bit&ing when American would delay a plane because of a maint. problem. Well, I was thinking, maybe they should just fly the plane and crash it. People as a whole have no respect for the airline industry, and expect everything to seamless, and perfect, and cheap.
This disgusted me. I hope she gets no compensation for this. Her screaming kids deserved it.
Dat not my momma, but dat granny looks kiney like my daddy. Idn’t he purdy. I coulda put dat dare post here, but I might coulda uffendered sum un. Gedder dun…
Seriously though. I picture that tub-o-goo trying to wedge her sausage finger into the bottom of the bag of peanuts for that last crumb and demanding a DIET COKE, all the while, her precious children are screaming in the aisles. No offense to those who posted comments here, but I think a picture (or video in this case) speaks volumes.
Ali Pfauser
The Arizona Republic
Jul. 8, 2008 12:00 AM
Southwest Airlines has agreed to refund tickets of a woman and her family who were kicked off a connecting flight to Seattle at Sky Harbor International Airport. The airline contacted the family Monday saying it would refund the entire cost of six one-way tickets from Detroit to Seattle via Phoenix, according to Christi Day, spokeswoman for Southwest Airlines.
Wendy Slaughter told Seattle’s KIRO-TV that she was traveling with her four children and pregnant sister Friday when they were detained by police at the gate and told they were too disruptive to get on the connecting flight to Seattle, stranding them without money or a place to stay.
“The family’s interaction with authorities in Phoenix prevented our employees from offering the family options and accommodations,” Day said.
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“Our concern was echoed in the police report and by other passengers onboard, and it became very clear to us that we needed to address the situation before it escalated further.”
Slaughter told KIRO that her children, two of whom suffer from autism and cerebral palsy, were “out of control, restless and excited, but they are kids.”
The children’s grandmother had to pay $2,000 to book a last-minute flight on Alaska Airlines for the six of them, according to KIRO.
The aunt’s exclamatory “The worst experience I’ve ever had!” is priceless.
So that means you’re not including all those beatings with an ugly stick and the fact that you’ve apparently been ridden hard and put away wet more than a few times?
Leardvr you’re right on target with granny’s characterization, get out of my head!