Originally Posted by Mozam (Post 3515548)

Mine also, although I do think your being sarcastic :)

Originally Posted by tm602 (Post 3515118)

Heard some poor guy trying to get a center frequency on guard but had a tough time because of the fricking meowing and "guarrrd" stuff. However long ago it was considered funny, its just stupid as sh-- now.

Originally Posted by Pervis (Post 3505920)

If you go lost comm for any length of time you are surely aware that ATC will first attempt to reach you on guard. If you’re not monitoring, you could well exceed a 15 minute lost comm window which will result in a “possible pilot deviation” due to recent DHS guidelines. Ask me how I know. That in itself makes monitoring guard prudent. Not inconvenient if the children in our skies stayed home. Or maybe grow up?

Originally Posted by avi8er (Post 3515948)

It was never funny. Never understood why grown ass men feel the need to meowing on guard or any places for that matter.

Originally Posted by Cyio (Post 3516332)

I don’t think it was ever grown men doing it.

Originally Posted by TransWorld (Post 3516337)

A person can grow up physically and chronologically, but some never grow up emotionally and psychologically.

Originally Posted by notapilotdork (Post 3506281)

I'm convinced that half the meows are FDX.

Originally Posted by FDX1 (Post 3517124)

Really? We are lucky not to miss 50% of our required calls. It’s 3:00 am - nobody has a sense of humor at that hour!

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Originally Posted by Thatsapproved (Post 3515978)

Guard is a thing of the past. I’d say MAYBE 5% of the captains I fly with use it. And only when it’s a red eye and we’re probably “studying the panel”.

Originally Posted by Thatsapproved (Post 3515978)

Guard is a thing of the past. I’d say MAYBE 5% of the captains I fly with use it. And only when it’s a red eye and we’re probably “studying the panel”.