Originally Posted by flap (Post 3073544)

Don’t be making fun of my pinto. And it was a ‘71

Originally Posted by Tranquility (Post 3073280)

I’ll start, Miatas are NOT sports cars..... :D

Originally Posted by Airhoss (Post 3073628)

Kirby is the Miata of CEO’s.

Originally Posted by bigfatdaddy (Post 3073679)

Scooter is the “Rainman” of CEO’s........counting cards.....yeah....definitely, definitely..counting cards.....yeah

Originally Posted by flap (Post 3073544)

Don’t be making fun of my pinto. And it was a ‘71

Originally Posted by mattc (Post 3072824)

ReadOnly, You are correct. It has NOTHING to do with anything. The fact that I was furloughed by United should in no way be used as some justification for someone saying I should have been "stapled" below CAL pilots who were hired EIGHT years AFTER I was hired by UAL. I thought I was totally over the "civil war" ****** but some folks here are (pun intended) tearing off the scab. I have flown with many excellent LCAL pilots (flew out of EWR for 1.5 yrs on the 757). I believe that if you are a doosh, you're a doosh, if you're not, you're not. Doesn't matter what legacy carrier you came from, if you were military or GA, if you were Army, or Navy, or USAF or whatever. If you're a tool, you're a tool. And I'm def calling out AirMic and Whaler as falling into the tool category. It is the most ignorant argument in the history of commercial aviation to argue that a non furloughed cal pilot should automatically be senior to a furloughed LUAL pilot. A ridiculous thing to say, yet there are many who say it. I will hazard to guess (and only calling out the tools here, I don't want to incite another round of the Civil War) that these individuals have a rejection letter from United. When I was applying, I applied to ever swinging Richard out there, but i wasn't going to stop until I got to either United, American or Delta. Who the hell chooses CAL when they have two letters in their hand (one from CAL and one from UAL). Get real. Just sayin'. Peace out.

Originally Posted by Levigarrett (Post 3075525)

Furloughed means you didn’t have a job. If you were furloughed twice you spent the better part of 10 years not working for United. You were never senior at UAL. Furlough means you get zero credit. The ISL reflects that.

I never expected to get credit for my time riding the bench and therefore I’m not still polluting the place with my angsty hot air. You had unrealistic expectations and you got served.

Originally Posted by Levigarrett (Post 3075525)

Furloughed means you didn’t have a job. If you were furloughed twice you spent the better part of 10 years not working for United. You were never senior at UAL. Furlough means you get zero credit. The ISL reflects that.

I never expected to get credit for my time riding the bench and therefore I’m not still polluting the place with my angsty hot air. You had unrealistic expectations and you got served.

Originally Posted by Levigarrett (Post 3075525)

Furloughed means you didn’t have a job. If you were furloughed twice you spent the better part of 10 years not working for United. You were never senior at UAL. Furlough means you get zero credit. The ISL reflects that.

I never expected to get credit for my time riding the bench and therefore I’m not still polluting the place with my angsty hot air. You had unrealistic expectations and you got served.