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A second woman is complaining after South West Airline took issue with her sexy attire.

Setara Qassim said she was flying home to Burbank, Calif., from Las Vegas in June when a Southwest Airlines flight attendant gave her a blanket and told her to cover up.

“The flight attendant came up to me and asked me if I had a sweater, and I said, ‘No, because why would I pack a sweater in the heat?’” Qassim said. “So I asked her why, and she said I needed to cover up.”

Watch what she was wearing and what she had to do make her flight at NBC news site.

This is not the first time South West Airline ask passenger to adjust your attire or no flight incident.

Kyla Ebbert said she was on a day trip from San Diego to Tucson, Ariz., for a doctor’s appointment and had no luggage. Just before the crew closed the plane’s doors, a Southwest employee asked her to come to the front of the aircraft.”He told me, ‘I’m sorry, but you’re going to have to catch a later flight because you are dressed inappropriately,’” Ebbert said. “‘This is a family airline, and you are too provocative to fly on this flight.’”"I said, ‘What part is it? The shirt? the skirt? Which part?’ He said, ‘The whole thing.’”Ebbert said she was allowed to stay on the flight after she agreed to pull up her tank top and pull down her skirt.

Watch Videos of actual broadcast at MSN Video.

Careful what you wear on your next South West Airline flight, because airline employees will make “Wanna Get Away” ad campaign a reality show on the air.

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Buying one would be absurd; buying thirty is inspired.

The Carousel International Amusement Company assets, real estate, intellectual property and the owner’s pinball machine collection are being sold at auction on June 23rd. These are the moments that you reconsider moving to Pittsburg, CA and, instead, picture yourself as King of Kiddie Rides in Eldon, Missouri.

“Situated in the Missouri Ozarks, Eldon is strategically situated directly between St. Louis and Kansas City - about 150 miles between each of them on the Midwest Corridor…”

Well, I am not a geography expert, but that sounds like the middle of Jackshit, Nowhere.

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