Originally Posted by captjns (Post 2051175)

That's why you are a F/O and he's the Skipper. Get over it junior:eek:

Originally Posted by Sluggo_63 (Post 2051178)

Gee, thanks, Gramps!:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Sluggo_63 (Post 2051146)

Ok, maybe not really tool material, but it drove me nuts. During the route check, the Captain that can not pronounce ANY five letter waypoint correctly...

Point: TOMUD

Captain: "TAMID"
Me: "Is that TOMUD?"
Captain: "Yeah"
Me: "Check"

I'm thinking that's not a big deal, it was close... then:

BIGRO
Captain: "BAGRID"
Me: What the??? "BIGRO? Check"

ALEKI
C: "ALEXIS"
Me: Sure... what the heck "Check"

NIKUK
"NOKUD"
"Check"

UVUNO
"UVILL"
"Check"

ADBAG
"ADGOG"
(Holy crap... that's not even close! Are we going to the same place?")
"Check"

And it went like that for about 10 pages worth...

Originally Posted by captjns (Post 2051175)

That's why you are a F/O and he's the Skipper. Get over it junior:eek:

Originally Posted by MikeF16 (Post 2051176)

Old geezer is probably half blind and can't parse the letters. The stone deaf ones are fun too. Ok, I'll be PM when you're flying and I'll be PM and PF when I'm flying.

Originally Posted by badflaps (Post 2051390)

There will be a day, young troop, that two flights of stairs will look like Everest. Bath tub? No way........ As a former Pantera owner, that is but a fond memory. Tall cars only. For sure no crunchy food...And so it goes. Shoes off at 75? (TSA) Not enough chairs in the world.

Originally Posted by badflaps (Post 2051390)

There will be a day, young troop, that two flights of stairs will look like Everest. Bath tub? No way........ As a former Pantera owner, that is but a fond memory. Tall cars only. For sure no crunchy food...And so it goes. Shoes off at 75? (TSA) Not enough chairs in the world.

Originally Posted by Imapilot2 (Post 2051393)

your like 90 right?:cool:

Originally Posted by badflaps (Post 2051491)

Let's just say I remember fire guards standing by when cranking......Mosquitoes were never a problem. Tool of the day was leaving the auto feather armed.