This practice absolutely grosses me out. I barely like walking to the lav with shoes ON, I can't even begin to imagine walking in there barefoot. The amount of times I've had my shoes sticky after walking in the lav is just sickening.

Didn't Work

I don't have a photo for this and it doesn't really qualify as being 100% appropriate for this thread but coming off of Delta 1262 the other morning, a guide dog decided to throw up on the jet bridge at JFK T-4 while deplaning. The douche bag dog owner, walking about 20 feet behind the gate agent who just completed attaching the jetway to the plane, did not say anything to her as he walked into the terminal, right past her and into the NY madness that is JFK T4.

GROSS :eek:

+1 ^

I take it you don't really mean "guide dog". If it was, the owner is blind, and thus didn't see the problem.

If this truly were a guide dog, would that not imply that the 'douche bag' owner was blind and perhaps could not see the vomit to alert the GA to it

Edit: or just see the post above this one...

I would imagine that a visually impaired person using a guide dog would be able to know that the dog has stopped and vomited using one or more of his/her other senses.

Owner was not blind. I looked for that. Possible he was just transporting the dog?

In that case, standard of discipline is to rub his nose in it.

And I don't mean the dog.:)

No need to smear blind people. I'm sure he nose when his dog pooped.

I see what you did there...

me to, it took a few times but cool post.

Maybe it's just me, but I think it's OK to put your feet up on the bulkhead if you're wearing socks. Never OK to put your feet up on someone's seat though.