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Originally Posted by slowplay
(Post 1118162)
Yeah, I shouldn't expect a guy who profited from a "kiss and tell" book to have an adult discussion.:mad:
Oh man! The village is missing something. Get his pictures on the milk cartons quick. And to think it is likely that you are collecting FPL while experiencing your complete lack of control here. |
Originally Posted by Express pilot
(Post 1118178)
Giants 4 win run of Jets, Dallas, Atlanta, G.B. The only def is the Jets and the Jets win that game if their QB can play. Dallas def didn't show up and just stunk at the end of the year, ATL is not much on def and G.B has the worst def stats in the league. Yes the Giants are hot, but it will be another level of def that they haven't seen for awhile. San Fran wins and puts pressure on Brady in the Super Bowl. Did you see how the Jets last year and the year before Balt. took care of the Pats. I'm not a S.F fan. They just have the best overall team. Vegas line is 3-1 for them for the SB. I'll take it and buy a new TV, you can thank me later or just pay yourself back on Feb 14th if I'm wrong.
Now I know you can say the defense caused them like in the case of the first one when MSY was about to score, that was defense caused for sure and brutal. The ones on special teams were blunders to me and Brees may have gotten sloppy. Tough defense for sure, but 5:1 turnovers to win in the last few seconds, eh. So I guess I'm selling on SFO. I'll take Manning and Jacobs and their defensive line peaking late in the season. But in the Super Bowl, even with a bad defense how in the world do you out score Brady? He can pick a part seemingly everybody and so I have to say they're poised to win it all. I don't think it's close if SFO is in it with Smith having to pass to keep up, I think it's closer with Manning. Full disclosure-grew up Redskin fan, don't like Snyder so I don't like them, never cared to find another team. I've got enough invested in CFB. |
Monica Lewinski could write a tell all book.
Buzz writing a book on the President losing the nuclear "biscuit" is probably a dereliction of duty type book. Which by the way: Gen. Hugh Shelton, who served under Clinton as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, tells the story in his just-published memoir, “Without Hesitation: The Odyssey of an American Warrior.” “At one point during the Clinton administration,” Shelton writes, “the codes were actually missing for months. [...] That’s a big deal — a gargantuan deal.” Shelton’s anecdote comes from 2000. [That other guy] left the White House in 1998, so either Shelton’s dating of the incident is in error, or Clinton lost the biscuit twice. 2nd Book Claims President Clinton lost Nuclear Biscuit |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1118193)
Monica Lewinski could write a tell all book.
Buzz writing a book on the President losing the nuclear "biscuit" is probably a dereliction of duty type book. Which by the way: Biscuit? I like cookie, underboob too:D |
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Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 1118197)
I like cookie, underboob too:D
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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1118190)
SFO is good, very good, and I get burned going against Vegas, but I'm not buying Alex Smith nor overlooking they won at home with 5 MSY turnovers.
Now I know you can say the defense caused them like in the case of the first one when MSY was about to score, that was defense caused for sure and brutal. The ones on special teams were blunders to me and Brees may have gotten sloppy. Tough defense for sure, but 5:1 turnovers to win in the last few seconds, eh. So I guess I'm selling on SFO. I'll take Manning and Jacobs and their defensive line peaking late in the season. But in the Super Bowl, even with a bad defense how in the world do you out score Brady? He can pick a part seemingly everybody and so I have to say they're poised to win it all. I don't think it's close if SFO is in it with Smith having to pass to keep up, I think it's closer with Manning. Full disclosure-grew up Redskin fan, don't like Snyder so I don't like them, never cared to find another team. I've got enough invested in CFB. Like I said earlier, did you see how the Jets took care of Brady last year in the playoffs, year before BWI did. Pats where at home both of those games. Both of those QBs are not playing as well as Smith and San Frans d is just as good as those Def. |
Buzz's book?
Hey Buzz! i read you wrote a book. What's it about? i'm very curious. Wish i had something like that to show for my furlough. Good on you:) Whats the title? if you cant post it here please pm it to me.
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Here is data on LAX operations from Welcome to Los Angeles World Airports - LAX Statistics
1. It does not include anything other than LAX. So this isn't ONT, SNA and so on. 2. The data for 2011 runs from January to November, the December data isn't up yet. Therefore, in order to keep from showing a sizable decreasing in operations from 2010 to 2011 I added a month based on the average for the 11 months of the year. So hence the * with 2011 because it signifies an estimate of December traffic. 3. The table based on "if every aircraft seated 150 passengers" shows the number of passengers divided by 150 in order to see the effect of us flying 777s and 744s out of LAX while Alaska flies 738s, 739s and 734s out of there. http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/temp3-20.png |
My goal is more total pilots.
So the way I see it, if we flew the same size aircraft as Alaska then they're growing revenue operations 1.9x what we're doing and 1.6x when you just look at total operations. I'd love to break out our NB numbers out of Deltanet and compare it to Alaska but I'm not going to do that because we're not supposed to. What I will say is our goal is to have more pilots flying more aircraft, not to increase WB flying and decrease NB and thus have a net loss of pilot positions but call it growth based on passengers carried or %'s of growth YOY of the individual airline. If we both decrease but they decrease a lot less because we shifted flying over to them, that's a loss. IMHO. |
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