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Girls of Southwest: Nisreen's New Myspace Page

February 29, 2008 at 1:32 PM | by | Comments (3)

We. Love. Social networking sites. If Southwest can release a YouTube video about its latest college coeds incident, where should we look for Nisreen Swedberg's response? Myspace, of course.

The self-proclaimed hottie thinks "Southwest Sucks," even though the airline tossed her for verbally brawling with another passenger. And from the looks of it, she's switching to JetBlue.

Only one problem with that. JetBlue doesn't fly from Tampa to Los Angeles, unless you're willing to do Tampa-JFK-Long Beach. That's a brutal connection to make, even if you're doing it to avoid flight attendants who are jealous of your good looks.

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nice myspace pic

someone is trying too hard.
juliana on February 29, 2008 at 1:44 PM #Permalink

I still like southwest.

they are coming close to the end of their 15 minutes, no?
CaroPhila on February 29, 2008 at 1:49 PM #Permalink

I. Love. Social networking sites too.

But this is flagrant misuse on her part.  Myspace is about cultivating friendships by sharing your personal information, likes and dislikes, and the occasional comment or funny picture/video.  It's no forum for the airing of grievances.  For shame, Nisreen.  For shame.

Nice picture though.  That should get her lots of male friends who take shirtless pictures and can't spell.

rdmcgeorge on March 1, 2008 at 4:16 PM #Permalink

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