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28th January 2011 #1Respected Member
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New Thai Airline With 3rd Sex Trolley Dollies
PC Air, a new Thai airline that has just been started up has recruited 20 air hostesses with 3 of them ladyboys. They will wear special 3rd sex gold badges just in case the passengers get carried away after sipping too many G&Ts.
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A few years ago I was in Amsterdam with some friends. We decided to go to a Thai restaurant for a meal. All of the waitresses were ladyboys, still the food was good and the staff were friendly enough, no problem for me, I don't have a problem with gays, treat people with respect and they'll show it back to you
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Yes each to their own, but as far as being "gay"it is not for me
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me neither, too many beautiful filipinas around
Originally Posted by mickcant
Yes each to their own, but as far as being "gay"it is not for me
Mick
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29th January 2011 #5Respected Member
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Agree with all the above, it just sounds strange that according to the Telegraph report the airline has chosen to describe them as a third sex
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Is this what is meant by 'extras'?
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29th January 2011 #7Trusted Member
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as lots say each to there own ,
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14th February 2011 #8Banned
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I think this bad decision
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I think it's okay. we live in a new era, no time for discrimination, just acceptance
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Sick.
I'm tired of having 'acceptance' foisted upon me.
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Its not going to be made compulsory to use the airline so you can avoid being foisted Originally Posted by grahamw48
Sick.
I'm tired of having 'acceptance' foisted upon me.
but it a common and, it would seem, acceptable part of the Thai experience. 
Just treat the flying experience as entertainment as it seems to attract the same cross section of attention seekers.
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I am not sure what gender or sexual prefrerence has to do with competence to work on an airplane?
I think it is sad that this is considered newsworthy.
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If they're doing the job far better than straight steward/stewardess, then there's nothing wrong in employing these lady boys or even "tomboys" if there's any.. It's how they do the job and not how they look or what's their sexuality.
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