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On the subject of personal driving habits....
Not particularly tool-related in anyway, just thought it'd be a nice comedic break from the last few pages. |
Originally Posted by Packrat
(Post 2049031)
Agreed. I have seen a "comfort snake" once. That was weird...
Originally Posted by Claybird
(Post 2049245)
I love women drivers. In fact, I love women :D
Originally Posted by Bulldog319
(Post 2049153)
You are my first nomination
Originally Posted by Dolphinflyer
(Post 2049223)
In my case, if I saw Cesar Romero walking through the terminal after training the dog from a pup, I wouldn't blink an eye.
What I saw was "LaQuesha", all blinged out, strutting her overweight arse through the terminal while blinding everyone with her 14K gold uppers along with the miniature Swarzenegger with a spiked studded collar. Million to one odds of that dog snapping with that background. :p +2 on the tool nomination. |
Originally Posted by DeadHead
(Post 2049306)
On the subject of personal driving habits....
Not particularly tool-related in anyway, just thought it'd be a nice comedic break from the last few pages. Thanks for the laughs! |
Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
(Post 2048616)
Atlanta drivers are particularly bad about this. It's funny in rush hour how driving in the right lane is typically considerably faster than competing with all the dummies jamming into the left lanes.
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Originally Posted by cardiomd
(Post 2048950)
Today's tool: (It is not a joke!)
Turkey takes airplane ride as passenger's 'emotional support... | www.ajc.com |
Originally Posted by Dolphinflyer
(Post 2049029)
Sorry about my poor English skills, it's been 3+ decades since my last Freshman English class. It's also been almost the same length of time since my last CFI work. You're right, it is proper to call it a certificate. Just about every reference I've dealt with since then has been a "rating".
My bad. It gets a little confusing sometimes trying to pronounce "Kinston" and "Kingston" in the same trip, remembering that ORD APP freaks out over 10kt speed diffs unlike others, figuring out if Havana is 120.25, 124.55 or 123.7 each day and what a "Flat Rock" looks like compared to a "Sail Rock" :D I admit, there was a little digging on the turkey post. I was wondering about someone's claim as a commercial pilot and what exactly that meant. MY background is GA and have seen many claim what they are not. The turkey looked like a good crew meal if the flight was long enough for a oven cook ;) He claimed he was a commercial pilot, no more. If he only has the certificate he is still a commercial pilot. He has still passed all of the coursework and skills required. He made no claims otherwise. I'm not sticking up for him as much as I'm tired of people bullying without due cause. |
Originally Posted by Bulldog319
(Post 2049153)
You are my first nomination, You've been watching a bit too much sensationalist media and have probably never spent more than a few seconds around a Pitbull. In a good home they are good dogs, very affectionate sweet animals. In my opinion, they would make an excellent therapy animal.
I am not busting your chops, but everytime I hear the argument on how great a dog a Pitbull is someone qualifies it with "in a good home". You never hear that qualifier with other dog breeds. |
Originally Posted by Colganguy
(Post 2049439)
The difference is if you put a Golden Retriever in a not so proper home it still won't go on a killing spree.
*This coming from someone who really does not care for them as a breed. |
Originally Posted by Colganguy
(Post 2049439)
I am not busting your chops, but everytime I hear the argument on how great a dog a Pitbull is someone qualifies it with "in a good home". You never hear that qualifier with other dog breeds.
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Originally Posted by PotatoChip
(Post 2049444)
Really? Dobermans, Rottweilers, German Shepard's, Akitas come to mind pretty quick.
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