LOA and Age 60
07-30-2007 | 06:45 PM
#52
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From: B757 Capt
Just one question though...did the great el captain learn from his culinary misstep?
Misstep, heck more like waking over the edge of the Grand Canyon....how you kept from barfing right there is beyond me.
07-30-2007 | 07:02 PM
#54
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Not even going there..haha
So how are those (insert any Asian city
) street vendor snacks? Tasty, I bet! Does the food (?) crunch when you chew or just slip and slide down the gullet.
Another round for the house...
So how are those (insert any Asian city
) street vendor snacks? Tasty, I bet! Does the food (?) crunch when you chew or just slip and slide down the gullet.Another round for the house...
07-30-2007 | 08:46 PM
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My point Night, is, don't blame FDX ALPA for the Age 60 reversal. Also, if you wonder what the motives of the Negotiating Committee were during this LOA, I suggest you send them an email, or better yet, give them a call.
Prez[/QUOTE]
Prez....disagree with you here. We(the FDX pilots) voted OVERWHELMINGLY to reject supporting the Age 60 change. DW had NO authority to go against HIS constituents and support changing the Age 60 posture. The NWA MEC followed their constituents and rejected changing the Age 60 Law. What gave DW the moral authority to overrule the "vast majority" of his constituents??!!
My point Night, is, don't blame FDX ALPA for the Age 60 reversal. Also, if you wonder what the motives of the Negotiating Committee were during this LOA, I suggest you send them an email, or better yet, give them a call.
Prez[/QUOTE]
Prez....disagree with you here. We(the FDX pilots) voted OVERWHELMINGLY to reject supporting the Age 60 change. DW had NO authority to go against HIS constituents and support changing the Age 60 posture. The NWA MEC followed their constituents and rejected changing the Age 60 Law. What gave DW the moral authority to overrule the "vast majority" of his constituents??!!
07-30-2007 | 09:48 PM
#56
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Prez....disagree with you here. We(the FDX pilots) voted OVERWHELMINGLY to reject supporting the Age 60 change. DW had NO authority to go against HIS constituents and support changing the Age 60 posture. The NWA MEC followed their constituents and rejected changing the Age 60 Law. What gave DW the moral authority to overrule the "vast majority" of his constituents??!![/QUOTE]
Hamfisted, we didn't "vote" on this, we were "polled". Two very different things.
By the way, I am against the age change and voted no on the LOA.
fbh
Hamfisted, we didn't "vote" on this, we were "polled". Two very different things.
By the way, I am against the age change and voted no on the LOA.
fbh
07-31-2007 | 02:08 AM
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There!
Word oddities, round 4 (or is it 5?)
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