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Johnso29,
No it's not the same days. It's for a trip starting 03dec and dropping one on the 29dec. The rules thingy say no conflicts, but I guess we will see. I also put in for it as a white slip, but I don't think I will get it that way either, as it puts me over the max pick up. Too many rules with this system. Like Timbo says it's like AIDS.... |
Originally Posted by Amish Pilot
(Post 907485)
Johnso29,
No it's not the same days. It's for a trip starting 03dec and dropping one on the 29dec. The rules thingy say no conflicts, but I guess we will see. I also put in for it as a white slip, but I don't think I will get it that way either, as it puts me over the max pick up. |
Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 907488)
Yeah I did not read your first post completely. Looks like I'm in need of some more coffee. :D
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Disregard....
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Originally Posted by Bucking Bar
(Post 907131)
So ... at a bus stop a Crew Bus arrives with "Decision 2010" emblazoned on the side. A Flight Attendant asks me "don't you think that is interference?" "It is like Coke advertising." ... eh' you talking to me?
I don't know what's in the FA Crew Lounge, but the argument the vote was influenced by painting vote reminders on the Crew Bus seems laking any merit what so ever. The AFA lost this vote because they failed to focus on the fundamentals. The AFA failed to explain a union's relevance is it's ability to bring together workers to prevent outsourcing. If I was running the AFA drive, I'd make a poster (including pay) of Singapore's Cabin Staff on one side and Delta's on the other and ask, "if neither has a union, which would you keep?" |
Originally Posted by Amish Pilot
(Post 907495)
No problem, the only reason I am up to speed already, is I have been up for hours and had a few cups (6am departure from FAR this morning, cold too -01F).
Glad I wasn't your FO this morning! :D |
Disregarded....... :D
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 907423)
Come on, do you really care? This is not college football. These players have zero relevance to their schools. They are not there for a education and in most cases are not getting one. They are hired and at the colleges to play football. They are well taken care of to do that.
If you honestly want to watch real college football then find a good division 3 team near you and go to their games. Lots of fun and you can see actual student athletes playing sports. |
Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 907500)
YIKES!! :eek:
Glad I wasn't your FO this morning! :D |
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