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"Lads".....where have I heard that term used the most? The U.K. Is that you capt bloviate? It is a shame we somehow wound up with the "Piers Morgan" pilot version here at UA.

Often wonder if there's an American equal that has somehow found their way to the ranks of BA or VS.

My thoughts exactly.

Didn't realize we had so many snowflakes who can't handle a little internet sparring with one former Brit. Ya'll just go to your safe space and go back on the UAL pilots forum when you are ready to put on your big boy pants.:)

I hope he's something like this

+1

"The Brit" is no longer a Rep but he's on my short list of pilots I would contact first if I ever need serious help.

I guess you never met Rick Dubiniski? He too could be a little rough around the edges.

never met, talked, or chatted with Dubinski online or at a meeting... so can't say how rough he was around the edges. However, I have seen the 20,000 posts from our brit... I stick with my original assessment.

I didn't see anyone in this thread is saying that the brit is an unskilled labor representative, only that he comes across as a flaming a-hole in every other venue. Collegiality and skill as a union representative are not mutually exclusive and in fact, those two traits together probability build unity more than whatever it is that (former) rep does.

By blood line only Lambourne. Btw, aren't you named after an arrival in the UK?

Yes, he cherishes sticking it to the uninformed who post In an unintelligent manner. Has anyone sat in the gallery for the House of Commons? If so, you'll understand.

In a nutshell, the guy is a true unionist. The word "me" is not in his vocabulary. He wants what is best for the group as a whole. If everyone thought that way we'd be a lot stronger.