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04-18-2012, 05:47 PM

#181

319wisperer

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My favorite is the tool that never makes standard or just blows off callouts, hap hazardly reads checklist, drops n-bombs and f-bombs the whole flight, constantly breaks sterile cockpit, talks about getting hookers when he has a wife and kids at home, bad mouths the union, the company, the flight attendants, other pilots, etc and dispite all this, will give you the hush signal (index finger in front of the lips) and point at the CVR when you mention a nav light is out but he obviously wants to wait to write it up in a maintenance station because he doesn't want to do a pilot deferral.

04-18-2012, 05:49 PM

#182

Moonwolf

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Milk Man

I had a CA that asked to be called boss.

I would say no, and probably walk off the plane and call in sick.

04-18-2012, 05:52 PM

#183

OscartheGrouch

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Quote:

Originally Posted by crewdawg

So what you're saying is that you need the uniform to get laid... Weird, I haven't worn my uniform to any weddings (including 3 military weddings), and managed to lucky at all of them. Guess some people just need a crutch.

Note: You still got laid, so good on ya!

This story is only cool, if you nailed her...

It may be OK...but I wouldn't say it earns you "cool" points. I personally, wouldn't wear mine but I won't rip on anyone for it.

I guess you didn't catch what the .....(i.e...dot ...dot)......meant! I have four daughters and two granddaughters and unlike some around here I am trying to keep it G rated!

The Oscar (and after 23 years of marriage, I am still lucky)

BTW Marine dress blues are definitely a crutch. One I am glad to have (if I could still fit in to them).

04-18-2012, 05:58 PM

#184

Merlyn

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Quote:

Originally Posted by buzzpat

Agreed. When I married my wife I was the senior aide to the president of the United States. I wore my USAF uniform proudly and we had our groomsmen, all USAF Academy grads, form a gauntlet with their sabers to slap her on her butt on the way out. Tradition and kinda fun.

I can't imagine wearing my van admiral get up to my wedding. More importantly, my wife would've killed me.

Wore my Army dress blues to my first wedding, my cav buddies made the arch of swords and slapped her on the butt. great fun. Second wedding years later was motorcycle boots, jeans, t shirt on my Harley. Never even occurred to me to wear my sailor suit from work. That's just a look that only works at the airport.

04-18-2012, 06:24 PM

#185

Elliot

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Quote:

Originally Posted by OscartheGrouch

After two days I am trying to figure this one out there GJ. While I would agree that wearing your airline uniform to your wedding is odd I personally wore my Marine dress blues to a couple of weddings (including my own) and each time I somehow got "lucky."

Oscar,

What I included in parenthesis was only used as an example of what the Regional Captain thought he was emulating. (e.g. Wear his Regional Capt. uniform, much like someone would wear their Class A's.)

I absolutely have no problem with people in the military, as I am too, wearing their formal dress to formal events. I just don't see a Regional (or Major for that matter) airline uniform being enough for a formal event.

My bad if I didn't explain it well enough in my first post.

GJ

P.S. You're not a "tool". You work for SWA!! Just ask TSquare, nobody that works for SWA is a tool!!

04-18-2012, 06:26 PM

#186

Elliot

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jughead

Wearing your Class A's (or substitute whatever you call them in your particular branch) to a (your) wedding is fine. In fact, earns cool points.
Wearing your airline pilot uniform to your wedding earns nothing at all except maybe D-bag points.

I agree. Failed to clearly distinguish between the two in my first post.

GJ

04-18-2012, 06:34 PM

#187

captjns

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jughead

Well... what if the chap one chapette dons the back pack, reeboks, earbuds and ball cap?

Any points then?

04-18-2012, 06:43 PM

#188

cactusmike

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High School reunion, 20th. Classmate shows up wearing his Class A Air Force blues, complete with lovely ascot. Regales us with tales of dark, stormy nights full of danger and thrills. Now you have him, Delta.

04-18-2012, 09:26 PM

#189

Bucking Bar

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cactusmike

Class of 89?

04-19-2012, 04:08 AM

#190

hoserpilot

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cactusmike

When I went to my 20th I hit the liquor store. Then I bought a styrofoam cooler and filled it with ice and beer. Got some snacks too. My buddies were all paying $9.00 per beer at the party while I was walking around with some yummy PNW microbrews, Moose Drewel ect... When my old pals caught on I handed out keys to my hotel room with the cooler. Old girlfriends mixed martinis and everyone enjoyed themselves much more due to free drinks. My good friend who had an airline father said, Now you have him, Delta international pilot. Hehehe.

Do I get to subtract a Tool infraction for this?

Btw, I went to the TOOL concert in ATL a couple months back. Tools everywhere, even got a shirt that says Tool. So I guess I'm labeled a tool now when I'm wearing that shirt.

Last edited by hoserpilot; 04-19-2012 at 04:19 AM.