Remember that awful film entitled "Snakes on a Plane". The
premise
was so lamb and unbelievable that the film was laughable. The idea
that number of poisonous snakes was on board threatening or killing
passengers is so as ridiculous as people having sex openly on a plane.
Wait a minute! I retract the last remark, because according to
Southwest Airlines it happened last month. One couple on a Southwest flight
from Atlanta to Las Vegas reportedly didn't hold back on hanky panky,
engaging in sexual activity while on board.
That's right. They did the
nasty right in their seats. “Apparently, they just couldn't control
themselves,” Michael Oram, spokesman for McCarran International Airport
in LasVegas. “They were all over each other.” I guess the old adage of
"What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, doesn't apply to people having
sex on the tarmac. Anyway, as they were high altitude humping the
couple was informed to refrain from such actions while on the flight,
but ignored the instructions.
Police met the couple at the gate but no arrests were made, and the
investigation will not proceed with an arrest at this time. In other
words I might be wrong about that adage. It's fair to say that what
happens in Vegas really does stay in Vegas, at least in this instance.
A spokeswoman for Southwest Airlines confirmed the incident, saying
“Southwest does not condone this type of activity and we apologize to
the other passengers onboard who were potentially exposed to this
activity.”
This is the second time this summer that someone's been caught engaging
in sexual activity while in flight. In June, a passenger filmed and
place on You Tube a video of a fellow who was engaged to be married
getting a lap dance from a female who was not his fiancees on a Ryanair
flight. The man, who was traveling with his bachelor party, was
reportedly sad to leave his fiancé at home for the event, which is why
his buddies asked the woman cheer him up. I suspect that his bride to
be might be sad to see that video as well.
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