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Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1030691)
So then what you are saying is that those that commute choose to do so, because you live in Hooterville, a base which Delta will only lose if there is a liquidation of the company. Got it. You have no credibility in this issue and should endeavor harder to keep you pie hole shut when it comes up.
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Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 1030653)
At American, the Pilot Board is elected by the pilots. The President is elected by the pilots. The last few years, the President was following one path and the Pilot Board wanted to go down another path. How do you resolve that conflict?
At Delta, the MEC is elected by the pilots. The MEC elects the Chairman. If there is some conflict of ideas, we always know who is in charge. The Chairman works for the MEC, so the MEC is the boss. The MEC works for the pilots so the pilots are the boss. That is why there is no direct election of the Chairman. If the pilots elected the Chairman, what would stop him from going his own way and ignoring the wishes of the MEC? Chain of command. |
Originally Posted by Pineapple Guy
(Post 1030697)
Lighten up, Francis.
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Originally Posted by Rather B Fishin
(Post 1030642)
Wow a personal attack on an anonymous web board by a not so anonymous poster. There goes 20 years of therapy.......:rolleyes:
P.S. I guess the Constitution and good ol U S of A is "scary" since it's republic also based on a "representational" democracy........ P.S. Of course since you have apparently have not been paying attention recently, the good ol U S of A IS pretty scary right now, and it is because some member(s) of the executive branch are making attempts to throw that Constitution right out the window. The members of the Legislative branch apparently have not had a clue for at least 800 days, and now the country is on the brink of an economic collapse. Just like ALPA, we depend on our representatives to do the right thing. I cannot remember the last time they actually did so. So it's not the perfect system, but it's the best money can buy.. (be sure to contribute to ALPA-PAC) |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1030691)
So then what you are saying is that those that commute choose to do so, because you live in Hooterville, a base which Delta will only lose if there is a liquidation of the company. Got it. You have no credibility in this issue and should endeavor harder to keep you pie hole shut when it comes up.
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1030588)
Do you have any idea how scary this kind of statement is? Your credibilikty is now a complete ZERO. Just like the troll....
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Originally Posted by Rather B Fishin
(Post 1030713)
I'm sensing a common theme here. Someone has a different viewpoint/opinion/idea/background/wish/want/need then yours and they have no credibility. Got it. You must be real peach to fly with........
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Thanks for the apology and for owning up your crotchidiness. Next thing I know you're spraying neighborhood kids with the water hose for walking on your lawn ;)
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Originally Posted by Rather B Fishin
(Post 1030720)
Thanks for the apology and for owning up your crotchidiness. Next thing I know you're spraying neighborhood kids with the water hose for walking on your lawn ;)
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OK, of all the controversies shaking our nation from the budget to the MEC road show and Delta's RFP none has been so soul shaking to the average redneck Peachtree City resident as the disturbance in the force that is NASCAR. Seems a Preacher got cute with his prayer and by golly, that's sacrilege when the goal is to drink too much beer and get sunburned while watching motorized roll cages go around a circle called "stock car" racin'
Well, someone applied the best auto tune technology from FRIDAY FRIDAY and rocked the Preacher. The result is pure redneck nirvana: ‪Songify This - BEST NASCAR PRAYER EVER - in song‬‏ - YouTube BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY, AMEN! |
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