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Yesss, and I'm sure she chatted with you because YOU are so attractive....
Maybe. I was younger then. I think though that she just enjoyed having someone to talk with and help me practice my Japanese (of which I had taken 3 semesters at that point). Japanese were (and still are) amazed when a non-Japanese can say ANYTHING in their language. Believe me, just a few phrases was enough to get things started back in the late 80's early 90's.
Says the person with "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful" as their moniker.
It's a reference to a shampoo commercial in the 80s - H8 on, though. Way to "Overkill".
I'm not a flight attendant, nor am I a disgruntled, middle-aged guy bemoaning the lack of attractive flight attendants since the 70s, but I will take your weird and inappropriate interest in my post as flattery.
It's a reference to a shampoo commercial in the 80s - H8 on, though. Way to "Overkill".
I'm not a flight attendant, nor am I a disgruntled, middle-aged guy bemoaning the lack of attractive flight attendants since the 70s, but I will take your weird and inappropriate interest in my post as flattery.
Yea, but you gotta admit, the passengers were more attractive and well groomed.
The average American traveler is a dirtbag nowadays. I can still remember flying with my parents in the 70's and being dressed in my best. Nowadays, i see more sweatpants and flip flops than anything else.
Folks want the attendants to look like Penthouse models, while they look like outhouse models. Kinda stupid if you ask me.
You know why you see people in sweatpants and flipflops? I do. Thank the lovely TSA with their overly aggressive pat downs of people who do not care to go through their machine. I used to dress impeccably when traveling, but after having my hair searched as if I had lice, my breasts groped, my thighs gone over, etc. I now dress differently. The last time I flew the TSA woman felt me up more than my DH does. Seriously, it's gotten out of hand. (pun intended)
Oh people did used to dress up to take an airplane, I had to buy a new outfit when my grandma took me to Los Angeles on my first flight!
And remember Continental Airlines tag line? "We really move our tails for you"! Haha. And the uniforms were purposely revealing because it was mostly men traveling on business and they were being catered to. I'm sure some miss that! I knew some women who wanted to became a stewardess just to met a guy to marry. Times have changed.
I went to a Hooters and was not that impressed. None of the waitresses had large breasts ( not even close ). Two would be defined as *cute* but not gorgeous or hot by any means. One looked "rough" with the too heavy makeup and just not very attractive.
Did I miss something? This is Hooters. Isn't that a nickname for breasts?
Did you not look at their uniforms? Hooters are owls...! You have a dirty mind..!!
..and not everyone is so shallow as to be impressed with large breasts..
I prefer petite, so I'm going to the one you found without the plastic..!!
Methinks thou shouldn't play with fire, lest ye glabrous pate becometh singed.
Can't blame me for loving the irony of your vanity nom de plum and the content of your post.
The contradiction between your stated moral values and your displayed moral shortcomings seems a bit hypocritical. It's made all the more striking because you misinterpreted that criticism for a flattering interest in you, which again, reeks of the narcisim you claim to object to.
But I'll let you have the last word. You strike me as the kind of person who LOVES to have the last word. MUST HAVE THE LAST WORD>>>MY VANITY DEMANDS IT LOL. So knock yourself out. You'll feel better after you do, I'm sure.
I'm at an age where I remember how being a stewardess was a glamorous job for many girls, which was considered on par with being a model. Some girls would be recruited by "talent scouts" on campuses. Then the 80s happened and suddenly gay men sued because they weren't allowed to be glamorous stewardesses, some women sued for age discrimination, some sued because some boor up the chain of command suddenly decided they weren't pretty enough, and I specifically recall a weight-related lawsuit on the news because I remember thinking the lady wasn't fat at all. Turns out the airline said she was 10 pounds over their ideal (i.e. anorexic) weight and fired her.
They may be hotter than hell, but it doesn't mean much of the plane takes a nosedive. That's how i look at flying.
Didn't you once say that you were Airborne?
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I think though that she just enjoyed having someone to talk with and help me practice my Japanese (of which I had taken 3 semesters at that point). Japanese were (and still are) amazed when a non-Japanese can say ANYTHING in their language. Believe me, just a few phrases was enough to get things started back in the late 80's early 90's.
