No more "Jug of Shame"
09-12-2006, 06:18 PM
#12
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Originally Posted by RedeyeAV8r
Thats whay I quit drink the Jug coffee............And this ain't meant to be funny. 
09-12-2006, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Busboy
I know. I thought I was just kidding...Apparently not, at least on the logie(sp?) part.
I just wanted to see what it felt like to whine about a gain(?). However small it may be.
I just wanted to see what it felt like to whine about a gain(?). However small it may be.
"A loogie is a slang expression used in North America to refer to a mass of phlegm and saliva that is ejected from the mouth after being extracted from the throat of a person with nasal congestion. The expression "hocking a loogie" refers to extracting the phlegm in an obviously noisy manner involving violent vibrations of the glottis, producing a low, guttural, rumbling sound. This practice may have other names in other countries and within the medical community."
09-12-2006, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by MD11Fr8Dog
From Wikipedia for Nasal Mucous - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loogie
"A loogie is a slang expression used in North America to refer to a mass of phlegm and saliva that is ejected from the mouth after being extracted from the throat of a person with nasal congestion. The expression "hocking a loogie" refers to extracting the phlegm in an obviously noisy manner involving violent vibrations of the glottis, producing a low, guttural, rumbling sound. This practice may have other names in other countries and within the medical community."
"A loogie is a slang expression used in North America to refer to a mass of phlegm and saliva that is ejected from the mouth after being extracted from the throat of a person with nasal congestion. The expression "hocking a loogie" refers to extracting the phlegm in an obviously noisy manner involving violent vibrations of the glottis, producing a low, guttural, rumbling sound. This practice may have other names in other countries and within the medical community."
What a tool....
09-13-2006, 10:12 AM
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It has been my numerous observations that the jugs are NEVER cleaned properly. The jugs get a quick rinse in tepid water thats all. I know some who revere the old gal in MEM, sure she is nice, very quiet, been there a long time. But, I like to see her use soap and Hot water. Forget the outstations.
Additionally, I would never put ice from the cooler in a drink. Nor, use on board potable. The amount of coliform bactieria is unhealthy. This conclusion comes from Pax carriers, which are frequently audited. Cargo/crew food never is.
Please, dont quote Nietzsche in your reply.
Additionally, I would never put ice from the cooler in a drink. Nor, use on board potable. The amount of coliform bactieria is unhealthy. This conclusion comes from Pax carriers, which are frequently audited. Cargo/crew food never is.
Please, dont quote Nietzsche in your reply.
09-13-2006, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by MX727
For what it's worth, she doesn't wash them anymore. They are sent through the dishwasher in the AOC cafeteria.
And that is supposed to be better?
