OT: Remember the girl that was kicked off a SW flight...

[egfmba]

...because her clothes were 'too sexy'? Well, she's doing a Playboy spread:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21834395/

Whaddya think? I know several women here pretty much called this when the origianl incident went down.

http://www.windsorpeak.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=37&topic_id=440319&mode=full

Sadly, this news isn't shocking to me. It's not at all surprising that this girl went Playboy. What is surprising is that she wants to be a lawyer and doesn't think this will hurt her professionally at all because the photos are "tasteful." I think we still live in a world where our nudity (whether we are a man or a woman) will be held against us.

Just wanted to know what others think about this.

eva

[american_mama]

I assume with her publicity and good looks, Playboy came to her, not the other way around, and they probably courted her hard. I am sure the money was very tempting. I think posing nude definitely has the possibility to come back and haunt you, so it's not something I would recommend doing, but that doesn't change the fundamental unfairness of her being hassled on the Southwest flight.

[elliput]

"Ebbert said she was paid “less than six figures� to pose, but wouldn’t give the specific amount."

I wouldn't say Playboy courted her very hard considering she accepted less than $100K to pose. IMO, this chick is in the business of selling herself cheap.

[MamaMolly]

This is a little OT, but she is 23? I thought she was a lot older from looking at her pictures. Also, her eyes are kind of freaking me out they look dead to me.

Poor thing, I'd bet there is a lot going on behind the scenes if she needs attention so desperately.

Sad, sad, sad.