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#51
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Proposed names in the aquatic genre:
777: Orca (it's a "killer" Whale). [Note: Mx has called it "Big Foot" for 20 years]
767-300: Narwhal: same family as whales, but not quite as big...
757: Barracuda (a long, slender, and fast fish). Well, I like "Stripper," too, because she has long kegs, a slender waist, and big round.....engines, but there's nothing 'fishy' about that....
A320: The Electric Eel (FBW, and it sometimes shocks pilots with its responses)
737: Alternative to Guppy---Octopus, because it may fly 8 legs a day
CS100 or 300, if we get them: Tadpole. Or maybe Anchovies, because the Capt pay rates stink.
777: Orca (it's a "killer" Whale). [Note: Mx has called it "Big Foot" for 20 years]
767-300: Narwhal: same family as whales, but not quite as big...
757: Barracuda (a long, slender, and fast fish). Well, I like "Stripper," too, because she has long kegs, a slender waist, and big round.....engines, but there's nothing 'fishy' about that....
A320: The Electric Eel (FBW, and it sometimes shocks pilots with its responses)
737: Alternative to Guppy---Octopus, because it may fly 8 legs a day
CS100 or 300, if we get them: Tadpole. Or maybe Anchovies, because the Capt pay rates stink.
Very clever!! I like it.
#58
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Joined APC: May 2015
Position: 777 CA
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#59
"Guppy" was never an offensive term at UAL.
LCAL guys take it as an insult for some crazy reason (all planes have nick names after all...)
Get over it fellas.
It's the Guppy forever.
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Joined APC: Mar 2006
Position: guppy CA
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