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Originally Posted by AZFlyer
(Post 2347812)
I'm using it exactly correctly. You highlight in red text his spelling/grammatical errors to draw a correlation between his communication skills and his credibility to be giving career advice. Go read a book.
PS: I've been making fun of billy's grammar for a long time now. It's kinda hard not to. Try to ignore it if it bothers you. |
Originally Posted by sweetholyjesus
(Post 2347817)
Ahh I understand exactly where you are coming from, which is about 5 posts behind the conversation. Read a page or two and then get back to me. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by AZFlyer
(Post 2347822)
Irrelevant. And since you just learned what an ad hom actually is and had to face the fact that you didn't have squat of an argument, this is the best you could do.
Originally Posted by sweetholyjesus
(Post 2347777)
Advice, billy.... A-D-V-I-C-E.
Now listen I understand you came into the industry during a more difficult time. But the simple truth is people were eventually hired into the majors while you sat at Piedmont for (about) 20 years, right? Is there something about that statement that isn't truthful? Why would anyone take your advice if you couldn't even get out of the regionals on your own? You are fortunate that the flow saved you from this mess after you sat around for a couple decades, but does that really make you an expert on getting hired at the majors? |
Originally Posted by Md5drivr
(Post 2347802)
**Holsters booger** Shoot me a PM if you don't mind. Like to pick your brain on something....
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Originally Posted by sweetholyjesus
(Post 2347825)
I don't know how I can make my argument (more of a question, really) any more clear. Just read what I posted and decide for yourself if it's all ad hom.. I have no problem coming after billy personally, but I thought my question was a fair one.
But let's be honest here. You and I both know that you didn't get around to asking about Billy's career this one particular time, in this one particular thread, because you genuinely care about the quality of advice that other forum users receive from him. It's the same old schtick that I've seen between you two numerous times. He says something (crazy or not) and you bite every single time. Had you not popped in here playing grammar nazi, we probably wouldn't be doing this right now. And that is what is annoying. |
Originally Posted by AZFlyer
(Post 2347833)
At least *that* resembles a question with a thought out premise.
But let's be honest here. You and I both know that you didn't get around to asking about Billy's career this one particular time, in this one particular thread, because you genuinely care about the quality of advice that other forum users receive from him. It's the same old schtick that I've seen between you two numerous times. He says something (crazy or not) and you bite every single time. Had you not popped in here playing grammar nazi, we probably wouldn't be doing this right now. And that is what is annoying. Just kidding. If you are that annoyed, I will take my business elsewhere. Good evening. |
Originally Posted by Out West
(Post 2347830)
He's right. I'm next door to vps and spent a week getting a decent sample of available, single hop commutes to majors and regionals. Between vps, pns and ecp - you really have some options.
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Originally Posted by Md5drivr
(Post 2347800)
To me it sounded like he was banking on one option and not staying well rounded is all etc etc. I get that you can move around even if your not at a WO. I know you're not stuck....
Most people have a first choice in Majors. Usually has to do with Bases and retirements. American has tons of retirements coming. Hell in just May we have 45 and that number is going to get higher and higher each month. If American is your first choice then the WO's might be the best avenue (unless of course you're a Military Pilot) |
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE JUST ANSWER THE ORIGINAL QUESTION??!
Break down the differences in the flows between the WO regionals. Go have these childish debates on Facebook or somewhere else. Seriously! |
Originally Posted by minimwage4
(Post 2346874)
No they're all the same you're going to be waiting years and years while your buddies at other non WO get in before you. AA alone is going to have like 600 retirements a year for the next 10 at least. By the time you flow 7 to 10 years later you'll be at the bottom of the hiring curve.
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