Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/01/31/united-airlines-denied-a-woman.html
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So she was…
[puts on sunglasses]
…cock blocked?
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I have stood next to these birds many many times.
THEY ARE REALLY LOUD.
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It’s a FLIGHTLESS BIRD, y’all.
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There were a bunch running around one of the castles I visited in Lisbon. It seemed they were treated more as pests (a la urban pigeon) than something special.
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As God as my witness I thought peacocks could fly
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Seriously…a peacock…an emotional support peacock?!?
Just take a Xanax and get on the plane dammit!!!
I know I am being callous on this, but how in the hell is the emotional support animal a PEACOCK?!
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growing up we had them (running wild) around our yard/woods (they can actually survive outdoors in the winter in Wisconsin). They worked well as guards as they would loudly call out any time a car pulled into the driveway. So loud you could hear them inside the house.
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b/c a xanax looks boring on instagram and she is a performance artist and williamsburg and q u i r k y
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You will get no emotional support from one of those bastards. Mean and nasty they are.
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Just dropped by Ventiko’s website. Oh dear. I’ll just say that their work is not to my taste.
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Is this a reference to something? Because peacocks can definitely fly.
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So my emotional support hippopotamus isn’t gonna be there for me if I fly united?
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To be honest I don’t literally mean take Xanax…more generically medicate yourself as most folks do when flying (prescriptions or alcohol I think is what most folks do).
I just am feeling that when you claim your support animal is a peacock…yeah, you’ve sort of lost me.
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It must be hard to keep an eye on.
*rimshot
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Oh, now I get it.
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Can you say publicity stunt?
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I ate a peacock once, it’s a long story fraught with debauchery, melancholy, and poor life choices.
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For you or the bird?
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I don’t kiss and tell.
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