American and Delta Deny Porn

[tony404]

I can see that, its not a right to watch porn in public places.

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by tony404

I can see that, its not a right to watch porn in public places.

Who gets to decide what's porn?

And they really do sell Hustler at airport newsstands.

[tony404]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Who gets to decide what's porn?

And they really do sell Hustler at airport newsstands.

I know they sell hustler, the only time I buy it is when I pick someone up at the airport. lol Watching some girl get a cream pie when there people around to me is in bad taste. Like I said porn isnt for consumption in public IMO.

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by tony404

I know they sell hustler, the only time I buy it is when I pick someone up at the airport. lol Watching some girl get a cream pie when there people around to me is in bad taste. Like I said porn isnt for consumption in public IMO.

Agree, I just dont want airlines dictating what is "bad taste". I've tried their food, I dont trust their judgement.

There's far worse behavior on airplanes for the airlines to worry about than the idea that someone might be surfing bukkake in sight of the seat neighbor.

[Dravyk]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

There's far worse behavior on airplanes for the airlines to worry about than the idea that someone might be surfing bukkake in sight of the seat neighbor.

Bukkake? Schmookake. I'd be much more offended if the guy in the next seat was watching The Hills or Dancing with the Stars on Hulu or something. Bleck!

[miz_wright]

Originally Posted by tony404

I can see that, its not a right to watch porn in public places.

Interestingly, it doesn't deny the right to watch porn in a public place - which is, now that you mention it, an actual right, though not widely engaged in due to social mores - it simply blocks ISPs. If one were so inclined, one could theoretically pop the DVD of one's choice into the laptop instead.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by LizAEBN

Interestingly, it doesn't deny the right to watch porn in a public place - which is, now that you mention it, an actual right, though not widely engaged in due to social mores - it simply blocks ISPs. If one were so inclined, one could theoretically pop the DVD of one's choice into the laptop instead.

You know that HP is after me to get that copy of The TwinkWhisperer before it hits the stores.

[Forest]

Originally Posted by tony404

I can see that, its not a right to watch porn in public places.

so the playboy magazines I have seen men reading on planes for years is wrong?