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I am so sick of looking at my May bid. And I know in a couple of days, I'll be sick to my stomach that I didn't notice I put rotation 2934 when I meant 2215...
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Funny, I also always introduce myself as Forgot to bid from APC as well.
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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1622183)
I am so sick of looking at my May bid. And I know in a couple of days, I'll be sick to my stomach that I didn't notice I put rotation 2934 when I meant 2215...
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Pretty sure we have a official hand gesture now. Just throw up "the shocker" sign and say " what up". Either you get turned in to pro-stans or the chief pilot or the give you the return.
Originally Posted by Purple Drank
(Post 1622173)
How did that conversation work? I'm trying to figure out how to go about outing myself.
On second though, that might not be a good plan. :cool: |
Recognizing Other APC Posters
Originally Posted by Purple Drank
(Post 1622173)
How did that conversation work? I'm trying to figure out how to go about outing myself.
On second though, that might not be a good plan. :cool: Guys, Its a fairly simply proposition - How do we recognize other APC posters without coming across as a total dork? The key is in the initials - APC. We make up a fictitious name with the same monogram, say Alan Cline for example. Then you bring in the P. It would work something like this, "Hey do you know a guy named Alan Cline? I think he went by his middle name - Percy? There it is APC. Obviously we would have to come up with a weird name to minimize false positives. The beauty of this technique is that you remain covert if the recipient is not an APC L&G poster. He will be none the wiser and will say something like "Don't know the guy." So there it is, a simple way to covertly introduce yourself to all other APC L&G posters without sounding like a geek. Now - who wants to start the process of picking a name? OBTW - The name can really be anything I just thought the initial of APC could be helpful, we could always use something like Larry Gold for L&G. Scoop :) |
Originally Posted by Check Essential
(Post 1622174)
That's a cognac and breadsticks trip if ever there was one.
What's up with that? Delta must have a broken down bus at Changi. ?? Oh well might as well enjoy the DHing. (I checked the flights to and from NRT from SEA. Both are oversold in business. It could get interesting...:)) Denny |
Originally Posted by badflaps
(Post 1622191)
I could see where you could do that, being so similar and all...
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Originally Posted by Scoop
(Post 1622199)
Guys,
Its a fairly simply proposition - How do we recognize other APC posters without coming across as a total dork? The key is in the initials - APC. We make up a fictitious name with the same monogram, say Alan Cline for example. Then you bring in the P. It would work something like this, "Hey do you know a guy named Alan Cline? I think he went by his middle name - Percy? There it is APC. Obviously we would have to come up with a weird name to minimize false positives. The beauty of this technique is that you remain covert if the recipient is not an APC L&G poster. He will be none the wiser and will say something like "Don't know the guy." So there it is, a simple way to covertly introduce yourself to all other APC L&G posters without sounding like a geek. Now - who wants to start the process of picking a name? OBTW - The name can really be anything I just thought the initial of APC could be helpful, we could always use something like Larry Gold for L&G. Scoop :) |
Originally Posted by PilotFrog
(Post 1622190)
Funny, I also always introduce myself as Forgot to bid from APC as well.
Thanks. Reminds me of this recent viral twitter... Ran into @ArianFoster at Pub Fiction last night! So blessed to get a picture with one of my favorite #HoustonTexans!! pic.twitter.com/SpyyyBw09f https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bkjs_VTCUAALjk_.jpg Arian Foster: “Lol I appreciate the love but that's not me.” |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1622203)
oh trust me. I could do it.
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