Hmmm, this is a tough one... - Page 3

Apoc · 06-19-2011, 01:44 AM

What a load of bullshit. I may not like people who wear their pants like that, but he did nothing fucking wrong. His ass wasnt showing, he really wasnt breaking any rules, just being an idiot. Airline is in the wrong, IMO.

caveman · 06-19-2011, 05:40 AM

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Yeah and they'd chain smoke and fuck in the bathroom too... Times have changed...

I don't go onto an airplane looking like a total dirtbag, but I could give a fuck if someone else does... I don't understand why anyone else would give a fuck either... I have never been aware of any dress code prior to any flight...

You "Say" you wouldn't care if someone else came on looking like a dirtbag. However, what if said dirtbag had a seat right next to you? Would you still not care if he/she looked like they just rolled off the front lawn after a night of binge drinking drowning away their sorrows from their high school retard friend getting shot?
Then the dickhole's momma gets on the news saying that he is having it rough because some kid he went to school with was killed.

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What a load of bullshit. I may not like people who wear their pants like that, but he did nothing fucking wrong. His ass wasnt showing, he really wasnt breaking any rules, just being an idiot. Airline is in the wrong, IMO.

Why the hell shouldn't he have had to pull up his pants to board the plain? I happen to find it damn offensive to see that and for my kids to have to see that. I personally think it makes the fool look even more stupid than they obviously already are. Hell, I think that if I were to ask the guy to pull his shit up that he should. People walk around like that and say its fashion and you are infringing upon their right to free speech. But WHAT THE FUCK are you saying by having your pants hanging below your ass? I know that I don't mind the occasional sag where the top of the waist band may show but dame at least either have the ass to hold the pants up or a belt on to keep them from falling down far enough that the crack of your ass would be showing. Hell, my old man used to yell at me when I would wear pants or shorts for that matter without a belt. Just looks plain sorry like you don't give a shit what you look like.

Apoc · 06-20-2011, 05:39 PM

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Why the hell shouldn't he have had to pull up his pants to board the plain? I happen to find it damn offensive to see that and for my kids to have to see that. I personally think it makes the fool look even more stupid than they obviously already are. Hell, I think that if I were to ask the guy to pull his shit up that he should. People walk around like that and say its fashion and you are infringing upon their right to free speech. But WHAT THE FUCK are you saying by having your pants hanging below your ass? I know that I don't mind the occasional sag where the top of the waist band may show but dame at least either have the ass to hold the pants up or a belt on to keep them from falling down far enough that the crack of your ass would be showing. Hell, my old man used to yell at me when I would wear pants or shorts for that matter without a belt. Just looks plain sorry like you don't give a shit what you look like.

You find underwear offensive? Your a sad, sad man. Noboidy cares what your old man yelled at you for, there is nothing obscene about underwear, period.

the chi · 06-20-2011, 11:33 PM

Apoc, do they do it different in your neck of the woods that you think its okay they walk around quite literally showing their ass to the world?

A lil boxer showing out the top of the pants is fine, I dont care, but the "cool" kids around here wear their pants UNDER their butt, with their thin cotton boxers or their thin gym shorts underneath and we get full backside views. I'm talking full ass cheeks and crack cuz they dont have the couth to maybe throw on some underwear when they do this and some of these assholes (literally) may was well not be wearing anything for all the good their thin ass shorts are doing as far as hiding their ass hairs and crack details. One kid the other day actually kept pulling his shirt UP above his waist so his ass was hanging out. Multiple times.

And your telling us this isnt offensive?

Im gonna stick with my original statement and disagree. Im glad they kicked this dude off the plane for failing to meet dress code, and I applaud my mall cops for kicking them out too. Indecent exposure FTL.

So yeah, thats pretty damn offensive.

azoomm · 06-20-2011, 11:36 PM

I'm going to guess it started as a request, when he was an asshole and got belligerent it turned into a demand....

Papa_Complex · 06-21-2011, 07:54 AM

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I'm going to guess it started as a request, when he was an asshole and got belligerent it turned into a demand....

I was wondering if he started saying, "Do you know what schools I've been to?", or something along those lines, so I did a video search. At least part of the exchange was recorded.

http://fvdvideo.com/videos/deshon-ma...t-488-6-15-11/

And, of course, those famous words, "I didn't break no laws. I know my rights." If you've been asked to leave a place by people who have control over it, and you fail to do so, then you are trespassing (ie. 'breaking the law') and not within your rights.

Particle Man · 06-21-2011, 08:13 AM

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And, of course, those famous words, "I didn't break no laws. I know my rights." If you've been asked to leave a place by people who have control over it, and you fail to do so, then you are trespassing (ie. 'breaking the law') and not within your rights.

ah yes: I witnessed this one just the other day (person was being loud and pretty vulgar in a restaurant). Person kept saying that even to the cops who eventually loaded 'em into a cop car. Then it was those OTHER famous words: "I'm gonna sue!"

tommymac · 06-21-2011, 06:33 PM

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ah yes: I witnessed this one just the other day (person was being loud and pretty vulgar in a restaurant). Person kept saying that even to the cops who eventually loaded 'em into a cop car. Then it was those OTHER famous words: "I'm gonna sue!"

Once those words are uttered its time to get tasered and the more you cry about suing the worse you should get youre ass beat

azoomm · 06-21-2011, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

I was wondering if he started saying, "Do you know what schools I've been to?", or something along those lines, so I did a video search. At least part of the exchange was recorded.

http://fvdvideo.com/videos/deshon-ma...t-488-6-15-11/

And, of course, those famous words, "I didn't break no laws. I know my rights." If you've been asked to leave a place by people who have control over it, and you fail to do so, then you are trespassing (ie. 'breaking the law') and not within your rights.

So, by his own words, he was asked twice and blew them off each time. "I paid my fees.." And, then tried to blow them off when the cops are there asking him to leave??

I understand that dress code is a tough thing to grasp for some people. That it's not hurting anyone - but, where do you draw the line? There are rules for a reason.

defector · 06-21-2011, 05:19 PM

So what about Urkel pants? Skinny jeans? Mooseknuckle/cameltoe?
All of these are offensive to me. Do they all warrant the same outrage, or is one worse?

06-19-2011, 01:44 AM	#1
Apoc For Science. You Monster. Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Canada Moto: '08 HD FLSTSB Posts: 3,546	What a load of bullshit. I may not like people who wear their pants like that, but he did nothing fucking wrong. His ass wasnt showing, he really wasnt breaking any rules, just being an idiot. Airline is in the wrong, IMO. __________________ Android OS causes gay. Dont let your child use Android (unless she's a hot female). And dont let your babies grow up to be cowboys, either.

06-20-2011, 11:36 PM	#5
azoomm moderator chick Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Hill Country TX Moto: Pasta Rockets Posts: 8,917	I'm going to guess it started as a request, when he was an asshole and got belligerent it turned into a demand....

06-21-2011, 05:19 PM	#10
defector My balls, your chin Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: The desert of Az Moto: 929, SV650, YZ250 Posts: 1,917	So what about Urkel pants? Skinny jeans? Mooseknuckle/cameltoe? All of these are offensive to me. Do they all warrant the same outrage, or is one worse?