Originally Posted by ChrisJT6

You must not stay in a Crashpad with UAL/CAL crews or fly with UAL FOs. Inciting argument and fights in a crew room is JV but professional calling out someone whose *****ing about items such as no open time available right after they were bragging about their (and management's) 150hr month via there Senior Manning victory is not. Many of us have had zero difficulty and zero test of courage in speaking to Captains and FOs about our observations in a normal unemotional fashion.
Since I need schooling in toughness, can I come watch you chat with a Old Teamster in Newark about how scabs should be allowed to run your show? Please.

Originally Posted by Slammer

You ever worked a day at CAL? Next time, you are around some L-CAL guys or at a L-CAL domicile, tell them face-to-face what you think, get their feedback then report back to us. Stick to what you know, and that's L-UAL.

Originally Posted by ChrisJT6

Geez

Forget it...was simply trying to say we should be able to discuss our differences in a professional manner without schoolyard bravado. Didn't think it would erupt in you setting up the next Geraldo boxing match.

Originally Posted by intrepidcv11

I guess the fellas whose actions resulted in the most onerous injunction in our union's history should be considered role models then?

Originally Posted by Probe

In new hire training at CAL we were given a union dues' check off sheet. That is it. The guy didn't even bother to say "Welcome aboard."

Nice.

Originally Posted by Airhoss

You can't have a professional discussion with a scab on the property or anywhere else. They know what they've done they are guilty as charged they always have an excuse or a smart comment. End of conversation.

And BTW way if you are going to be overly sensitive and get your little feelings hurt, you can't come to the gym and play. This is for serious tough slap fighters only, no mamma's boys allowed. (That little wink means it's a joke. Since you somehow didn't get it last time I'll make sure and leave no doubt this time.)

Originally Posted by Airhoss

Hmmm,

I'm not sure "toughness" has anything to do with it. Is it really a good idea to bring up a firebrand issue like this that YOU KNOW is going to end up in a ****ing match in uniform at work while on camera? Really?

You guys do know that you are always being filmed just about ANYWHERE on company property right? That right there is a handy little piece of information to keep in mind BTW.

When I'm at work the last friggin thing in the world I want to do is have a ****ing match that may or may not include the intervention of a flight manager, making everybody around you uncomfortable, way to get your name out there genius. What the frick, over?

If you guys want to duke it out. I've got the place, I've got the release of liability forms. You just need to bring a mouth guard, cup, gloves and your big tough butt on over. I'll let you pound each other into submission under professional supervision. Or more likely, sneer, make pithy remarks and have a little slap fest before someone cries mommy and tries to sue.

Here is a film of two bad ashed pilot settling the score mano Y mano!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ursyuzUwP8

Originally Posted by Sonny Crockett

That is 100% true.....and Doug M made an *** of himself.