Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 1237938)

Damn, and I've been calling them Mi-Jami all these years!

And on the Adios, agree, toolish, that's why I go with;

Huevos Rancheros Muchachos, in Mexican airspace

and 'Our feet are the same' in Germany,

Sa'long in Isreal,

and Impala in Dubai...

I wonder why the all hate us?

:D

Originally Posted by EvilMonkey (Post 1237790)

I believe the remark about the spiky haired, iPod donning, backpack wearing pilots was a crack at RJ pilots. From a FA.

Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1237905)

And I appreciate the suggestion on US ATC, fare thee well and Go with God are going to get used next week.

Originally Posted by BFMthisA10 (Post 1237987)

After that warm up, might I suggest "Allahu Akbar!".
Don't be shy, give it a good shout, with feeling.

Originally Posted by ForeverFO (Post 1237893)

FNG here. I registered mainly for this epic thread. TY all who have contributed to help properly define toolishness in today's modern aviation. And to help recognize my own toolish tendencies.

I nominate all those who fly in Merida's airspace, and either don't know or simply cannot pronounce the controlling agency's name.

Merida owns the Yucatan and the Southern Gulf of Mexico. And here's how it is pronounced.

MARE-eh-dah. It's easy. Say it with me.

It's not "Meridia". Not "Meedia". Definitely not "Meridian". MARE-eh-dah. And please don't say "Adios" to the controller. Mexicans don't say it to each other any more, if they ever did. It makes you sound like a fool. Do we say "To God" or "Go with God" to each other when we say goodbye? It's like saying "Fare thee well" or something.

I feel better now...

Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1237905)

I'm an "hasta luego" man myself. :)


...or hasta banana.

And I appreciate the suggestion on US ATC, fare thee well and Go with God are going to get used next week.

Originally Posted by EYBusdriver (Post 1238011)

Or "Salami All You Come" down here in the Middle East.