Tool of the day
01-06-2019, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by StrykerB21
The passenger in the back that called 911 because it took too long for us to get to the gate after landing. Thanks for the paperwork.
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01-06-2019, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by A Squared
Well, we live in a world where more than one person has called 911 because they couldn't get the food they wanted at a fast food restaurant. (Seriously, I've seen that actual story in the news more than once.) There's nothing keeping those same people off airplanes.
01-07-2019, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by KodiakRS
Just looked up some of these and they all had one common factor: Florida. (and ohio, which is pretty much Florida only colder)
01-08-2019, 05:03 PM
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And the Winner of Tool of the day is.. A TIE!
Hello fellow pilots,
For TOOL of the day, I would like to nominate my fellow pilots whose lofty perches are so high that they have lost sight, and sympathy for, those they obviously deem as "beneath" them. Of course, I am referring to our fellow pilots that have no sympathy for the plight of our fellow aviation workers, and our fellow Americans, the TSA Agents.
While I have had some bad experiences with certain TSA agents in my time, the overwhelming majority were respectful, if not downright pleasant. I realize that this is not always the case, but when ANY fellow American is faced with the prospect of losing their ability to house and feed their family, they definitely deserve our respect and sympathy.
The fact that I even have to post this is downright sad....
For TOOL of the day, I would like to nominate my fellow pilots whose lofty perches are so high that they have lost sight, and sympathy for, those they obviously deem as "beneath" them. Of course, I am referring to our fellow pilots that have no sympathy for the plight of our fellow aviation workers, and our fellow Americans, the TSA Agents.
While I have had some bad experiences with certain TSA agents in my time, the overwhelming majority were respectful, if not downright pleasant. I realize that this is not always the case, but when ANY fellow American is faced with the prospect of losing their ability to house and feed their family, they definitely deserve our respect and sympathy.
The fact that I even have to post this is downright sad....
01-08-2019, 08:50 PM
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01-09-2019, 05:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Packrat
"We don't care WHO we hurt as long as we get our WALL!"
01-09-2019, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by B727DRVR
Hello fellow pilots,
For TOOL of the day, I would like to nominate my fellow pilots whose lofty perches are so high that they have lost sight, and sympathy for, those they obviously deem as "beneath" them. Of course, I am referring to our fellow pilots that have no sympathy for the plight of our fellow aviation workers, and our fellow Americans, the TSA Agents.
While I have had some bad experiences with certain TSA agents in my time, the overwhelming majority were respectful, if not downright pleasant. I realize that this is not always the case, but when ANY fellow American is faced with the prospect of losing their ability to house and feed their family, they definitely deserve our respect and sympathy.
The fact that I even have to post this is downright sad....
For TOOL of the day, I would like to nominate my fellow pilots whose lofty perches are so high that they have lost sight, and sympathy for, those they obviously deem as "beneath" them. Of course, I am referring to our fellow pilots that have no sympathy for the plight of our fellow aviation workers, and our fellow Americans, the TSA Agents.
While I have had some bad experiences with certain TSA agents in my time, the overwhelming majority were respectful, if not downright pleasant. I realize that this is not always the case, but when ANY fellow American is faced with the prospect of losing their ability to house and feed their family, they definitely deserve our respect and sympathy.
The fact that I even have to post this is downright sad....
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