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Originally Posted by Knotcher
(Post 3072869)
Pretty rich of you to preach solidarity while trashing half your ""brothers and sisters" in the process.
Sorry but the holier than thou attitude of CAL being a second class airline got old a long time ago but keeps bubbling up, but always someone else's fault. |
Originally Posted by whaler
(Post 3072846)
Was UAL a good job in the 2000s?
I wasn't furloughed so no, it wasn't a good job. It was great. Volunteered to go from guppy left seat to senior right seater in Bigfoot so I was able to pick and choose sked wise. YMMV |
Originally Posted by mattc
(Post 3072878)
Knotcher, As I've indicated in previous posts, I've flown with many a fine LCAL pilots. I count many of them as friends. I am only pushing back when certain folks (AirMic/Whaler) want to say stupid things. Then, I feel like it almost my job to stand up and call BS. Read my posts before you say I'm trashing anyone other than these folks (or those that believe that I should have been stapled to the bottom of the SLI). If you're a doosh, you're a doosh, if you're not, you're not. Read all of the posts before you accuse me of trashing the whole LCAL group.
Who the hell chooses CAL when they have two letters in their hand (one from CAL and one from UAL). |
**** scabs......am I right?
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Originally Posted by Knotcher
(Post 3072873)
Yes, go with that....
#Savethetulip |
Originally Posted by whaler
(Post 3072846)
Was UAL a good job in the 2000s?
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Originally Posted by MasterOfPuppets
(Post 3072920)
**** scabs......am I right?
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Originally Posted by Huell
(Post 3073017)
If the censored word starts with an F and ends with a K then, yeah, you are right. Just curious why your question.
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Originally Posted by GPullR
(Post 3072957)
No.
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Originally Posted by whaler
(Post 3072846)
Was UAL a good job in the 2000s?
My unions speaks for me. |
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