Dress Standards on Planes - Glad I dont travel to the LOTFAP!

[samh004]

Before seeing the photo I was thinking it's a personal choice what to wear, however even I would call that indecent clothing to wear in a public place, and I'm no prude.

 

[Vinny]

Obviously that was what was on special or Woolworths or whatever frequent spender partner they have that week.

 

[yohy?!]

New ideas on how to do that North American Status Run in style:shock:

 

[drron]

Farfax have picked up on the story-another lead from AFF?
Cross-dressing passenger Howard does it for fun | US Airways

 

[Ewing]

Walmart, Walmart, Walmart.....:shock:

Well there is a "People of Airports" site, and yes it does have at least one other photo of the man in question here.

Here's hoping he doesn't ever fly American thus ensuring I never encounter him.

 

[Limewood]

What - you feel Qantas should provide underarm waxing services or something? Seriously, explain why someones underarm hair nearly made you sick. I can't wait to hear this one...

Under arm waxing, I'd think full body and be able pay for it with points

sick being a term, looked.. well dam awful, some attire standards would be better like the old days.

 

[harvyk]

:shock: - That is all...

I'm all for people wearing what they want, but gee...

 

[2353]

So what's more tacky here - someone only having minimal "dress" on being seen by around 300 people (including those in the respective terminals) or a major newspaper printing a photo of the same person (taken probably without consent)?

 

[JohnM]

*or does the image of a white man in underwear make it even grosser - admittedly if it were not a white man, there may be more to admire* :mrgreen:

Can you confirm a rumour? :mrgreen:

 

[yohy?!]

Well there is a "People of Airports" site, and yes it does have at least one other photo of the man in question here.

Here's hoping he doesn't ever fly American thus ensuring I never encounter him.

Link please? I need a chuckle

 

[Ewing]

Link please? I need a chuckle

blog.peopleofairports.com

There's another photo of him at the bottom of the first page.

I didn't go any further than that. The first page was traumatising enough.

 

[UP4014]

blog.peopleofairports.com

There's another photo of him at the bottom of the first page.

I didn't go any further than that. The first page was traumatising enough.

Geez, I just clicked on that link and now I need some medication. :shock:

 

[munitalP]

Im finding it very funny. Im also finding it interesting that people whom I thought were level headed mainly business types would find how someone dresses upsets them.

I Honestly don't care what he chooses to wear, if he wants to dress like a girl, so be it - let him, don't come for a job interview with me, but other than that, I don't care. He's less of a security risk than a drunken miner in jeans, work boots and hi viz yet no one makes a complaint about them...

 

[Storyteller]

Was on a flight back from Darwin recently in J, guy in middle seats bulkhead was wearing a singlet, I was nearly sick as he put his belongings in overhead with all his under arm hair sticking out, come on Qantas you can do better than this.

What's wrong with a nice growth of underarm hair?? Next thing you'll be expecting the airline to get people to shave'n show at check-in! I can see it now: Sorry Sir, if you could step over there and re-pack your armpit hair, or have a shave first, we'll be happy to allow you on the plane. You WILL be inspected again before boarding..

Now I can see that a singlet isn't exactly a neat dress code, however it's a worry that all the armpit hair sticking out is such a nauseating problem. Maybe the FA's have some sort of emergency waxing available for just such a situation?

 

[oz_mark]

I would happily donate to any fund set up to have markis10 dress in lingerie with stockings and fly from say BNE to SYD or MEL

I'll start the ball rolling,

$100.00


munitalP

There's a side of you I had never seen before :shock:

I'm going to put in $100 to not see Markis10 so attired!

 

[munitalP]

There's a side of you I had never seen before :shock:

I'm going to put in $100 to not see Markis10 so attired!

Must be a typo - so thats $200 we now have to see markis10 fly in Lingerie

 

[markis10]

There's a side of you I had never seen before :shock:

One too many Crownies at the Rydges Townsville I think!

 

[Robert K]

This is simply because homosexuals have more rights than any people on earth due to their lobby groups getting into the corridors of power. I would suggest that even if the person with pants showing his cough crack off was a fat white trash or black the same would have happened. I think people are too scared to reject freaks like this guy because they fear they will be labeled as homophobic as this is the big thing at the moment. If all institutions just enforced a dress code of deceny for all..this would happen.

Mikle | Melbourne - June 23, 2011, 11:14AM

I love this comment. We gays have sooooo much rights it should be illegal

 

[straitman]

There's a side of you I had never seen before :shock:

I'm going to put in $100 to not see Markis10 so attired!

I'll second that :!:

 

[JohnK]

Unbelievable!

I Honestly don't care what he chooses to wear, if he wants to dress like a girl, so be it - let him, don't come for a job interview with me, but other than that, I don't care.

I totally agree with you but the stupid anti-discrimination act took care of that a long time ago.

Now for the life of me I cannot understand how someone is allowed to dress how they like but an employer is not allowed to choose who they employ or refuse employment. I thought the whole thing was about personal preferences and choices but obviously I am totally wrong....