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11-28-2006 | 11:40 AM

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Tinpusher007

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Originally Posted by freezingflyboy

Why do people feel its necessary to say "thank you" at the end of their posts? What are you thanking us for? Worthless. Bugs me more than when people say "Thank you" at the end of PAs

At least when they say "thank you for your attention" or "thank you for saving my a$$" I know what I am being thanked for. But saying "thank you" just because you don't know how else to end your statement? Worthless.

Rant over...

Umm...would you rather they say F*&K you? What was the point in even posting this? To answer your question, they are simply thanking you in advance for the question that they asked. No wonder some pilots get a reputation for being *********S.

11-28-2006 | 11:45 AM

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freezingflyboy

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Originally Posted by Tinpusher007

Id rather they just finish making their point and then SHUT THEIR PIE HOLE!!! If the F-bomb is the only way you know how do it, then thats your prerogative just don't be surprised if someone hits you in the mouth after a flight or if you get called in for a carpet dance. And to answer YOUR question about the point of MY post, I clearly stated that it was a RANT, nothing more...

You are more than welcome to ignore my posts tinpusher.

11-28-2006 | 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by freezingflyboy

Trust me, no one would be hitting me in the mouth. And Im not one to use profanity at all in a professional setting, it was a sarcastic way of asking why you wouldn't want to be thanked for answering a question for someone. But, unless you have something more constructive to say, I will take your advice and ignore your posts...you're strange! But, to each, his own.

11-28-2006 | 12:43 PM

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lowflyby

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For you guys who had an interview in the last several weeks at Comair, how was it? I am interviewing on the 7th and wondering how the experience was. I've been reading on aviation interviews plenty, but my main question is what base do you think we'll get(assuming I get the job)? I live in Memphis and don't really want to move. I want Cincy because it would be an easy commute. Any thoughts?

11-28-2006 | 12:45 PM

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bassslayer

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I'm have an interview coming up as well. From everything I have been reading new hires are pretty much guaranteed JFK.

11-28-2006 | 12:50 PM

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Who thinks freezingflyboy is a little touchy today? Thank you!

11-28-2006 | 01:24 PM

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Spongebob

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Interview was EXACTLY the same as posted on aviationinterviews.com

HTH
Spongebob

11-28-2006 | 07:27 PM

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Freezingflyboy,

Honostly, why would you yell at someone for being polite? Thank you for any future reply to this.

Thank you.

Thanks.

11-28-2006 | 07:30 PM

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atpwannabe

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So...how many years does the most junior-senior FO have in GSO? I read somewhere else that it's 4 1/2 years in MCO.

atp

11-29-2006 | 06:25 AM

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lowflyby

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Well hopefully if most people are going to JFK now, maybe they'll have all the spots filled up by the time I start training, which might be in january sometime if I get the job.