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Getting busted on a Virgin America flight... on Twitter

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Check it out. It’s the funniest thing I’ve seen in a long time.

Continue reading: Getting busted on a Virgin America flight… on Twitter

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(@TravelerMSY)
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Funny. Is there anyone left in the world with the slightest respect for privacy?


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(@Nathan)
Joined: 14 years ago

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@TravelerMSY who's privacy? Not sure this guy is too concerned with his privacy when sharing all his life's details to someone who doesn't want to hear it.


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(@points-miles-and-martinis)
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Not sure about this one. It is possible, but I wasn't there, that they made introductions and then part or whole of the story was made up? Don't know, just saying.


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(@aztravelguy)
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What's with the bright, sunny window on this redeye anyway? People tend to open the windows in the morning hours of a North American transcon.


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 cook
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Unless we know each other before boarding the flight, a brief, polite hello is quite enough. Unless the that is mutual, please Shut Up. OK, it was a little funny. Sorry ladies, but men are capable of some REALLY stupid stuff. Now, want to hear about some really stupid, even sad women? No, I dod not think so. Back to #1: Other than a polite hello,keep it to yourself. Please!


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(@Stephan)
Joined: 15 years ago

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Well, I'm not sure that she was much to get excited about either. Nice language. Both obviously are super classy. Some people just like to hear themselves talk...or should that be... twitter? Why did I just waste three minutes of my life on this????


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 KenP
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I don't think it is funny but rather sad that people end up doing this to themselves.


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(@Patrick M)
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...and that friends and why you don't share details with strangers because essentially they'll tweet about it and ruin your life. (little bit of sarcasm also in there)


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 Dan
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Maybe he was just flirting (doesn't explain ring removal) and she 'misunderstood' his conversation (yeah right).


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(@Frequent Flyer University)
Joined: 15 years ago

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Since this is Virgin, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if this was a viral marketing campaign for their wi-fi service. That's the first thing I noticed when I saw the conversation, you can tweet from 30,000 feet.


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(@Jayson)
Joined: 14 years ago

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Either way, the story was good enough for me, that I will follow her on twitter, just to see what she comes up with next.


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(@Nancy)
Joined: 16 years ago

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Now that was funny!!! Thanks for the inspiration & lesson on how to handle this type of situation in the future.


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(@Larry)
Joined: 14 years ago

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That was almost too funny to be true.
If I was interested in someone, I would turn the focus on them and not talk about my life story.


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 JRL
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The world has gotten smaller.
A random photo I snapped in HKG apparently ended a marriage in '10

http://guestofaguest.com/new-york/travel/facebook-making-it-harder-to-pick-up-prostitutes-since-2004


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(@Flyer)
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Turns out to be a big lie. She later removed many of the tweets, including the one where he removed his wedding ring. She's an attention whore.


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