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captainkudzu 05-19-2006 08:16 AM

I don't date much. It really ticks off my wife.

A captain I flew with told girls that he was a heavy equipment operator instead of a pilot. I think that he had problems with some coming after him for his paycheck when he said that he was an airline pilot (just goes to show that girls don't always do their research).

mzkat1979 05-19-2006 07:12 PM


Originally Posted by captainkudzu
I don't date much. It really ticks off my wife.

A captain I flew with told girls that he was a heavy equipment operator instead of a pilot. I think that he had problems with some coming after him for his paycheck when he said that he was an airline pilot (just goes to show that girls don't always do their research).

are you sure he was talking about his career? ;)

IronWalt 05-19-2006 09:58 PM

As a highly experienced SINGLE pilot I have found the best formula for dating and marriage as a pilot.

Find a girl you like and just buy her a house and a car and hand her the keys. Then leave and go fly. The results are the same and you avoid making the Divorce Attorneys rich :D

sfblue 05-20-2006 08:44 PM


Originally Posted by IronWalt
As a highly experienced SINGLE pilot I have found the best formula for dating and marriage as a pilot.

Find a girl you like and just buy her a house and a car and hand her the keys. Then leave and go fly. The results are the same and you avoid making the Divorce Attorneys rich :D

What about the girl already has a house (in San Francisco) and a car? I am with Skygirl, I have always liked pilots. I am learning how to fly (to become a private pilot) myself. I just started to date a charter airline pilot. Any advice?

jdsavage 05-23-2006 12:07 PM


Originally Posted by sfblue
I just started to date a charter airline pilot. Any advice?

Yeah, talk to the pilots that have over nighted with him.

HSLD 05-23-2006 02:29 PM


Originally Posted by captainkudzu
told girls that he was a heavy equipment operator instead of a pilot.

I'm in Logisitcs, I deal in the scheduled delivery of pressurized aluminum tubing.:rolleyes:

animals 05-23-2006 04:13 PM

clever
 
LOL HSLD.... :eek: :D

Fedex999999 05-23-2006 06:28 PM

When I sat in the engineer's seat on the 727, I had to carry a coffee jug. I told chicks I poured coffee for a living. No one asked me "at which Starbuck's?...."

How many moo's, captain?

dash trash 05-23-2006 08:40 PM

tip,Edit....delete

NiaWyn 05-23-2006 09:01 PM

If you both work for the same Company Forget it..
 
Every heard the term, Never dip your pen in the company ink.:p


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