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Ames said:
PS:  The company policy manual prohibits recording on company property, a terminating offense.
 
There seems no need then to ever get your "spartan" panties all bundled up and deny anyone a jump seat. Just have those you seek to "protect myself" against terminated. Option 2 = Grow up, and conduct yourself as a professional in the airplane. All of your pathetic BS about "my jumpseat", "ammunition", and I'll deny whoever I want to "protect myself"!...Waah!, and all such childish nonsense is purely ridiculous....Period.
 
GorgeousGeorge said:
What is the divorce rate among airline pilots? Around 80%, so where is the final and binding in that? People talk about the Nicalou arbitration as some sacrosanct act when it was really a political out for a BS union and nothing more. It's funny to see anyone talk about the sanctity of a union function when a union is nothing more than a political tool to achieve an end that subverts any type of meritocracy which would truly be the only fair way for someone to advance in front of another.It's funny when pilots who have been divorced talk about final and binding as some holy ground when it was just a union process under by-laws and the very same person made a compact with god and stood up in front of their friends and family and swore a solemn oath of for better or worse to their mate but later got out. I guess 20% of pilots could stand on principal but how many of them have been truly faithful to those vows. When questioned about their divorce, their is always some rationale made about how bad the situation was that justified breaking that sacred contract. I've always laughed and thought isn't it funny they could break that but find fault in someone using the law to get from under a shi##y arbitration award done by a union process. Those that bring sanctity and condescension into this argument need to get over themselves. What a joke.
Put me in the whatever percentile who says, you sure whine a lot.

Do you need a hug?
 
snapthis said:
Put me in the whatever percentile who says, you sure whine a lot.

Do you need a hug?
 
Have you offered up an equally nurturing hug to Ames of late? Perhaps "you'se" should. 😉 Seriously though snap; I think we're on the same page with jump seating.
 
EastUS1 said:
Have you offered up an equally nurturing hug to Ames of late? Perhaps "you'se" should. 😉
Ames has rejected my advances.

Oh well 😉

Jumpseating? It's a lot like our politics.

Agreed + 1
 
snapthis said:
Put me in the whatever percentile who says, you sure whine a lot.
Do you need a hug?
Snap, send me a PM. I need to tell you something but cannot pm for some reason. Thx.
 
Ames said:
This year will be my 29th anniversary to the first and only woman I have ever married so I believe your post is addressing the wrong person.  What your post tells me is that you are most likely divorced and therefore take commitment lightly.  Regardless, I do believe our situation is the only time an arbitration has been treated as it has and that says volumes as to the character of those handling it this way.  You, of course, being a clear example of one with no character or integrity.  
You eastholes can cry and whine about the fairness of the Nicolau but the bottom line is you agreed to a legal process and then took a dump on it when it didn't fit your wants and desires.  Just how would society function if everyone handled every arbitration this way?
The reason I have been posting recently after wisely staying away from this sespool is that I heard of this jumpseat situation and just knew there would be a whole new spin about it on this board.  I couldn't believe though that Breeze would actually be bragging about recording cockpit activity for use as ammunition against the west pilot involved.
Just another example of how corrupt and really, really stupid eastholes can be.
 
I agreed to not say more about the JS issue, however, I will say:
 
LOL! you are so off base you don't have a freakin clue!
 
nycbusdriver said:
 
Why in the world would you offer your paperwork and identification to a F/O?  If the captain wasn't there, I would introduce myself to the F/O and maybe ask when he expects the boss back.  If he/she wanted to chat, fine.  If not, I would wait.
 
There has been a lot of back-and-forth here over whose jumpseat it is.  One thing I am absolutely sure of:  It is NOT the F/O's jumpseat.
You are correct and I screwed up by giving that arrogant FO an opportunity to unload on me, while trying to be respectful to him. I pledged to say no more on the subject. 
breeze
 
Ames said:
This year will be my 29th anniversary to the first and only woman I have ever married so I believe your post is addressing the wrong person.  What your post tells me is that you are most likely divorced and therefore take commitment lightly.  Regardless, I do believe our situation is the only time an arbitration has been treated as it has and that says volumes as to the character of those handling it this way.  You, of course, being a clear example of one with no character or integrity.  
You eastholes can cry and whine about the fairness of the Nicolau but the bottom line is you agreed to a legal process and then took a dump on it when it didn't fit your wants and desires.  Just how would society function if everyone handled every arbitration this way?
The reason I have been posting recently after wisely staying away from this sespool is that I heard of this jumpseat situation and just knew there would be a whole new spin about it on this board.  I couldn't believe though that Breeze would actually be bragging about recording cockpit activity for use as ammunition against the west pilot involved.
Just another example of how corrupt and really, really stupid eastholes can b[SIZE=14.399999618530273px]e[/SIZE]
sorry, didn't intend to call you stoopid twice in one night.
breeze
 
EastUS1 said:
USA320Pilot said:You're kidding, right?

When have I been wrong?"
 

I had the very same, immediate response as yours to that complete fool's post nyc.
Some people dream about building castles in the sky....he not only built one but  I think he has actually moved in!
 
767one said:
Some people dream about building castles in the sky....he not only built one but  I think he has actually moved in!
That must be why he didn't respond to me when I gave what I thought was a perfect example of a time when he was wrong.
 
Pi brat said:
That must be why he didn't respond to me when I gave what I thought was a perfect example of a time when he was wrong.
Munn practices drive by shootings. Problem is, he usually shoots himself in the foot...
 
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