Whether they do neat stuff like this or not is all up to the crew. Some Southwest flights I've been on have had singing or joking around, others just had the usual friendly attendants.

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It always helps after having to deal with everything else from Southwest, since booking, ticketing, security, and free-for-all seating are all nightmares. But they do get me from LAX to Vegas for cheap.

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I remember flying Southwest around 1999. At the end of our flight we were told that if we enjoyed our trip we could remember our attendants by "Tom, Sarah and Jessica." If we didn't enjoy our flight then we could remember them by "Bill, Hillary and Monica."

I remember flying Southwest around 1999. At the end of our flight we were told that if we enjoyed our trip we could remember our attendants by "Tom, Sarah and Jessica." If we didn't enjoy our flight then we could remember them by "Bill, Hillary and Monica."

wow... i swear ive met this man twice. once at a theme park when i was 16 and once at a random bar somewhere in the american southwest when i was 18. he tried to pee on me both times.

>> ^JonaHansen:
As I recall, the context is in a program about a cafe in the Southwest called "Heart Attack Cafe", or some such, in which the waitresses dress up like nurses. They serve "quadruple bypasses" and the like. A nurses organization took them to court, I believe, about disparaging nurses, when they dress up in the cafe but aren't really nurses. So Stossel is interviewing the spokeswoman for the nurses organization, asking her if she really believes that people confuse the waitresses with real nurses; like they might confuse Dr. Pepper with real doctors, and if the real doctors should be upset about it. FYI.


So he's a douche for giving free publicity to the skanky-uniform-waitress restaurant. That settles it!

As I recall, the context is in a program about a cafe in the Southwest called "Heart Attack Cafe", or some such, in which the waitresses dress up like nurses. They serve "quadruple bypasses" and the like. A nurses organization took them to court, I believe, about disparaging nurses, when they dress up in the cafe but aren't really nurses. So Stossel is interviewing the spokeswoman for the nurses organization, asking her if she really believes that people confuse the waitresses with real nurses; like they might confuse Dr. Pepper with real doctors, and if the real doctors should be upset about it. FYI.

>> ^NicoleBee:
That poor cow!
What kind of plane is that? I didn't know they were still -making- biplanes during/for wwII


I don't make the news I just report it. Here is the AP article:

British pilot hits cow during emergency landing

14 hours ago

LONDON (AP) — A British pilot said he ran into an unusual hazard while making an emergency landing — a cow. Rob Wotton said he was trying to land his World War II-era Tiger Moth after the engine stalled just after takeoff southwest of London on Sept. 14. He was about to touch down in a field when the animal wandered into his way.

Video of the event on YouTube shows the brown-and-white cow being knocked to the ground by the plane's lower left wing. The two-seater was damaged but landed safely.

An accident report said the cow was "apparently uninjured."

Wotton said he might paint a cow on the plane to mark the event.

He says: "I have to say it is the first cow I have ever hit in 22 years' flying."

Oh man. I thought this thing was only a fairy tale, that there was no way it could really exist.

For anyone who's never had the pleasure, In-n-Out is one of the best quality burgers around, but only available in the southwest US.

I agree with kp: Great title.

*promote!

I believe that legalizing weed would reduce the use of harder drugs. Look up the History Channel's documentary on marijuana laws... the use of harder drugs went up almost immediately after weed was outlawed.

Sure, weed isn't known for inducing motivation, and you probably shouldn't operate heavy machinery on it (as with alcohol), but you can't overdose on it and it reduces aggression. Also, imagine how much time and money we're wasting on prosecuting and jailing non-violent marijuana users.

Weed wasn't outlawed because of its effects, it was mainly a political tactic to demonize mexican immigrants in the southwest (source: History Channel). Eventually it will be legalized because younger generations don't buy into the "evil dope" mentality of earlier generations, though I have no idea how long that will take.

I think Southwest Airlines used to show "Airplane" as an in-flight movie years ago.