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Couple sues Air Tran

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canuck44
canuck44 0
Some of the roaches on board had only two legs and a law degree.

Get over yourself...it is the South and they are everywhere.
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preacher1
preacher1 0
Ain't it strange that they had a stop in Atlanta where they could have gotten off, and if she got nauseous, that didn't get reported to the flight crew????????????????????
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THRUSTT
THRUSTT 0
Mary Janes or roaches!!! Wonder how many on here know what a roach is??? We're going back here...
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Airway61
Jose Lauzardo 0
Don't worry,They would have kept quiet,with the first kind.
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linbb
linbb 0
They probalby brought them on board and now want money, oh yes there is a lawer involved yup here comes the money shot.
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canuck44
canuck44 0
We used to use roaches for medical research on primitive species resistant to eradication...now we use attorneys. They breed just as fast and we don't get emotionally attached to them.
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BoeingFan59
Troy Raiteri 0
suing over Cockroaches huh?.....wow
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RRKen
Kenneth Schmidt 0
I am personally one of those who believe cockroaches are a sign of larger problems in sanitation. They are vile, revolting, and disgusting, and had I been on that flight, no way I continue on from Atlanta. And that my luggage was subjected to exposure, would mean they and their contents would never again enter my vehicle or home.
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canuck44
canuck44 0
I sure hope you don't live in the South where they are ubiquitous and highly resistant to extermination. The Realtors give them names like "Palmetto Bugs" to avoid revelation of their primitive origins. They will be around long after man has gone...they are impossible to kill off even with radiation.

That said, they do entertain my cats for hours giving them one more useful function than most lawyers.
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xmacfly
ALLEN McLEAN 0
Lawyers!! The lure of easy money. Quite a combination.
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Ikaika Mokulele
Ikaika Mokulele 0
Roaches have the right to travel too..........LOL
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SAN2310
Walt Heideman 0
Now that Air Trans is part of Southwest, I guess the cockroaches misread the ads and thought it was bugs not bags fly free......
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Airway61
Jose Lauzardo 0
Were,the roaches read,"Their Constitutional rights!!!"
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canuck44
canuck44 0
Now that is funny...
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Airway61
Jose Lauzardo 0
Could it have been,that a group of similar looking roaches.Were on the "No Fly List"It could have been a case of mistaken identity!!!Makes as much sense as the lawsuit!!
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theschoolofchuck
Charles Collins 0
...A lawyer that flies Air Tran?? Sounds like he's a little cash-strapped theses days.
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kundun
Stuart Lee 0
frivolity at it's finest.
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