Misandry is the one that was the most intriguing to me as it's a
   word I've only seen a few times but never heard spoken. Somebody
   posted a link to an article about British Airways, where they
   were sued last year by a man who was forced to change his seat.
   Why? He switched seats with his pregnant wife and was now seated
   next to a 12 yr old. That was against BA policy! The stewardess
   wasn't shy abou...t him having to move either, which embarassed
   the heck out of him. He won the lawsuit and BA removed that
   policy. I suspect they"ll still do it but be more discreet. Two
   other airlines have the same policy STILL though. "Men must not
   be seated next to children who aren't theirs." Fathers were told
   to move from their seats even though they were sitting next to
   THEIR kids and they had to prove it was their kids. Anyhow, it
   was described as a "Misand... "