This former B list mostly movie actress turned friend to those who have money and occasional actress was so blitzed on a flight from a NYC to LA that the actress fell over on the guy sitting next to her and it took three people to lift her off the guy. Five minutes later, the process was repeated and went on for almost half the flight.
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11 comments:
Taradise
Tara. Article today about how delta had to help her onto the plane at JFK
Well that's ridiculous. They should've strapped her upper body to the seat! ;)
If i tried to fly that blitzed they would of thrown my tussy off that plane.
How would it take three people to pull her scrawny torso off of someone? I understand dead weight and all but that seems a bit much. The passenger was pinned underneath her sorry drunk shriveled shell of a body?
Blohan for the win!
I would also prefer the airlines not to accommodate passengers who are too incapacitated to walk onto a plane unassisted. If something went wrong on the flight who is assigned to carry the drunks off the the burning wreck? Doesn't anyone have a shred if sense anymore?
If Tara Reid is not allowed on a flight due to intoxication, she will never fly again. It's not like they'd put her in a safety exit row. Just let her fly, and if the plane goes down, let her drunk/high/whatever else ass fend for herself.
Pammie?
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