h/t Drudge
Posted on 01/17/2015 5:57:02 AM PST by rellimpank
That's a good thing to do.
It is New Years...:)
h/t Drudge
“emotional support pig?”
No, just a pig.
That’s the new spokeswoman for Unsee brand eye-bleach!
My sister is allergic to pet dander. She and her husband flew from Colorado to Texas for Christmas and was seated next to someone who explained that his small dog was for “emotional needs”. My sister explained her dilemma and the stewardess had to play musical chairs with six other passengers to get her far enough away from the dog without getting too close to the others with carry-on dogs. It was ridiculous.
Now, I used to own a small macaw and I flew a couple of times with her but I paid an extra charge to take her and her travel carrier slid under the seat where she stayed harmlessly. That was for her own safety as well as everyone else’s. I did not pretend she was anything more than a travel companion and her carrier was self-contained so any waste was easily cleaned and disposed when we got to the next terminal. If a nearby traveler would have complained (none did, rather children kept begging me to take her out so they could see her), I would have done all I could to be accommodating. I would not have whipped out some doctor’s note and demanded to be seated.
Might be a good way to fly for free. “I am my wife’s support animal. You have to let me fly for free or you are violating the ADA. She can sit in my lap.”
Swell. So now I suppose I’ll have to leave at home my emotional support crockadile?
“Might be a good way to fly for free. “I am my wife’s support animal. You have to let me fly for free or you are violating the ADA. She can sit in my lap.””
I actually the EXACT same idea a month ago. How could they deny it?
Just be smart about it, and keep your support blow up doll folded up in your pocket.
The rule is "if it doesn't have a name ....you can eat it"
I saw a story once on flyertalk, a frequent flyer web site.
Apparently, in First Class no less, some had a “service animal.”
It was either a pony or a miniature horse.
Imagine paying a ton of money to fly first class and having a pony doing it’s business in the aisle while you’re trying to enjoy the flight.
I was just looking into 'service animals' and what is involved to get the vest, etc.
Just money. No Dr. note .
Simply send money, get an official looking certificate, a vest and that's it.
Can't be denied entry just about anywhere.
Allergies and fear are no reason to refuse entry.
Question...
If a child comes to school, declares allergy to peanuts, the entire school is swept for the offending legume and can't be brought in.
But pet dander? that's ok.!
On the other hand, if every flight had a mascot pig it might discourage Muslims from blowing up the plane.
If I can’t go somewhere because you can’t drive your car there, I don’t go.
I just did a youtube virtual tour of the Arizona Memorial where seeing the wall of the honored dead was just as moving as being there. I already know what happened on 12-7-41.
Saw several Arizona vids in fact. Hawaii can wait.
They all have that pinch-mouthed Rosie O'fatass look.
Which one is the "husband"?
While at Walmart last week, I noticed an old couple dressed poorly and they had their mutt on a leash - an ancient little rat dog covered with scabs, one eye missing and its tongue stuck out sideways. Upon asking, the wife said it’s a service dog, I said BS, and she didn’t like it. I love dogs but complained to the manager about it.
Sorta like al $harpton's title, "reverend".
Anyone wanna guess what political party a person with a pe service pig votes for.
And for the Pig picture...
Nice pig
That’s not a pig, that’s my hat.
I was talking to the hat
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