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socalflyboy 02-21-2013 06:43 AM


Originally Posted by oldmako (Post 1356556)
90's??? Man I posted pics of Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley and Willy Nelson! My avatar is JAMES BROWN ferchissakes! I generally float around somewhere between Woodstock and the late 70's. 90'S???

Here's a list of the top bands in the 90's..

1. Nirvana
2. 2Pac
3. Mariah Carey
4. Pearl Jam
5. Madonna
6. R.E.M.
7. U2
8. Dr. Dre
9. Red Hot Chili Peppers
10.The Smashing Pumpkins
11. The Notorious B.I.G.
12. OutKast
13. Janet Jackson
14. Radiohead
15. Green Day
16. Fugees/Lauryn Hill
17. Metallica
18. Ice Cube
19. Oasis
20. TLC
21. Alice In Chains
22. Snoop Dogg
23. Nine Inch Nails
24. Nas
25. Beastie Boys
26. Rage Against The Machine
27. Jay-Z
28. A Tribe Called Quest
29. Mary J. Blige
30. Beck
31. Soundgarden
32. Public Enemy
33. Wu-Tang Clan
34. Alanis Morissette
35. Guns N Roses
36. Bjork
37. Queen Latifah
38. Dave Matthews Band
39. No Doubt
40. Prince
41. Michael Jackson
42. R. Kelly
43. En Vogue
44. Tori Amos
45. Missy Elliot
46. Jeff Buckley
47. Weezer
48. PJ Harvey
49. Blur
50. Tool
51. Sonic Youth
52. Stone Temple Pilots
53. Jane's Addiction
54. Eric Clapton
55. Boyz II Men
56. Seal
57. Bush
58. Fugazi
59. Sinead O' Conner
60. Cypress Hill
61. The Roots
62. The Offspring
63. Neil Young
64. Sublime
65. Marilyn Manson
66. Pantera
67. Liz Phair
68. Pavement
69. Coolio
70. Korn
71. Foo Fighters
72. My Bloody Valentine
73. Black Crowes
74. Silver Chair
75. The Verve
76. Phish
77. 311
78. Hole
79. The Flaming Lips
80. Lenny Kravitz
81. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
82. Sheryl Crow
83. Megadeth
84. Faith No More
85. Queen
86. Cranberries
87. Busta Rhymes
88. Warren G.
89. The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
90. Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
91. D'Angelo
92. Creed
93. Arrested Development
94. Blind Melon
95. Manic Street Preachers
96. Garbage
97. Screaming Trees
98. Hootie & The Blowfish
99. Primus
100. Wilco

I might listen to ten....fifteen tops. The 90s were a handful of bands away from a musical wasteland.

Mo' seats? Sure, keep em and fill the whales and 777s. That where the REAL money is made. A stretched guppy is just a longer trout in the porcelain bowl. We still gotta serve good pizza though. And I still don't care how many seats are behind me. DAL just put in a pretty good quarter. How many uber guppies do they fly?

I don't live in a Tequila bottle. I live in a condo. I do love tequila...but I love bourbon more. Well, unless its summer. Then I enjoy a Gin n Tonic. You know, potent botanicals, quinine and lime. This tasty elixir not only helps keep scurvy at bay, but it also facilitates a pleasant demeanor and comportment. Equally important, the ladies diggit. That's always good. Cold Beer is good too. Real good.

Push 17 to the number 1 Spot, then you're rolling on track! Nothing beats blasting Metallica out of my vehicle when I put on my monkey suit in the employee lot...sorry motor-home pilots...it's gonna be loud if I gotta park deep..."Metallica rules, you will bow down..Hetfield is god"

cactusmike 02-21-2013 07:56 AM

Metallica sucks. I roll with number 60.

socalflyboy 02-21-2013 11:46 AM


Originally Posted by cactusmike (Post 1357133)
Metallica sucks. I roll with number 60.

Metallica does not suck...cypress hill? Good luck on your next random.

Pilotbiffster 02-21-2013 07:59 PM


Originally Posted by LCAL dude (Post 1356232)
Y'all can keep flying your LastGen 74/5 BoeingSaurases, we'll fence off the lCal 73 Super Guppies, go ahead and get those west coast bases opened up with our 2006 DOH Captains. How's that sound?

And those 2006 Captains had better hang on VERY VERY TIGHTLY to their left seat bids because, as someone that has been at this 16 years, I know there WILL be a furlough in the future.

gofastmopar 02-22-2013 04:29 PM


Originally Posted by Pilotbiffster (Post 1357719)
And those 2006 Captains had better hang on VERY VERY TIGHTLY to their left seat bids because, as someone that has been at this 16 years, I know there WILL be a furlough in the future.

I, too, have been in this for a while.... In my 17th year at mainline and have never been furloughed. I just got lucky. However, for the first time in my career, senior pilots are finally retiring in meaningful numbers. IMHO we're looking at upward movement that will define the rest of our careers.. For all of us.

LAX Pilot 02-22-2013 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by gofastmopar (Post 1358322)
I, too, have been in this for a while.... In my 17th year at mainline and have never been furloughed. I just got lucky. However, for the first time in my career, senior pilots are finally retiring in meaningful numbers. IMHO we're looking at upward movement that will define the rest of our careers.. For all of us.

I agree. The numbers of guys retiring is substantial. With 400-500 (or more) guys retiring a year there is going to be a lot of movement, provided the airline doesn't shrink. I think the new hiring is here to stay.

SpecialTracking 02-22-2013 05:58 PM


Originally Posted by gofastmopar (Post 1358322)
I, too, have been in this for a while.... In my 17th year at mainline and have never been furloughed. I just got lucky. However, for the first time in my career, senior pilots are finally retiring in meaningful numbers. IMHO we're looking at upward movement that will define the rest of our careers.. For all of us.

Wadr, our careers are defined only by the days that have passed. Too many times have the doors been closed on the future.

For some, there are concerns that upward movement will only last so long and then will stagnate for the balance of their career.

thor2j 02-23-2013 06:24 AM


Originally Posted by LAX Pilot (Post 1357049)
Pre contract CAL 737 was $150 for 12 year captain.
Pre contract UAL 747 was $191 for 12 year captain.

This doesn't include the 16% B-plan for UAL pre contract.

Plus there are drastic QOL differences between being a 747 pilot and a 737 one. No way a 747 pilot can work 18 days a month.

747 jobs are better than 737 jobs. Period.

But don't worry, I have faith a reasonable person will put a reasonable list together that is fair. We are all going to be fine after SLI. Everyone's number is going to change, but that's misleading because both sides bring value and the combined airline has more value than either airline did separately.

Actually pay before on the 738/9, which most of them are, was $169.33. Pretty sure that was more the uals 767 pay.
I also know plenty of 737 guys that had 18 days off a month.

Ottopilot 02-23-2013 07:16 AM

Day time flying.
Drinkable water at overnight. (Been to India?)
Weekends/holidays off.
Short overnights (= more time at home).
Similair pay.
Choice of trip types: 1 day - 4 day.
Plenty of days off.

I've done WB flying, I'll stick to the NB flying.
Better QOL all around.

LAX Pilot 02-23-2013 07:38 AM


Originally Posted by thor2j (Post 1358573)
Actually pay before on the 738/9, which most of them are, was $169.33. Pretty sure that was more the uals 767 pay.
I also know plenty of 737 guys that had 18 days off a month.

747 was $191. Which is more. And the post claimed that 737 caps at Cal made more than 747 Caps at UAL.

Plus 767 at United paid more because of the 16% b fund, which CAL now has thanks to us.

Refuted.


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