Sulley seemed always the sort to be generously kind to dumb animals. Note the glaring apparel differences between the sanely respectful EAA man who had flown F4's as well as human history's most successful water ditching versus the far more obviously "heroic" pizzant with the muy-macho "Fly or Die" T shirt, who has never in his pathetic excuse for a "life" ever actually done anything at all...except for some brief stint in Alaska doing his proudly self-proclaimed "Most dangerous flying in the world" of course...Just ask him. One must assume a great deal of deadly tripple A and enemy missiles were routine, although I never even once saw such aloft in Alaska. But then, I never qualifed for a "Fly or Die" T shirt or even Fantasyland "Sparta"/"Army of Leonidas" membership so what do I know? Sigh, there's simply NO possible way "Cap'n Aux" could survive even so much as a basic psychiatric screening. May God help that sorry thing's crew and passengers if anything even approaching a serious emergency ever happens to him and thus them. After first performing the "Waah, I want my mommy" umm..."Immediate Action Item" Well, I don't even want to imagine any aftermath. I mean really, what's a "Cap'n" to do if not properly attired in an "heroic" T shirt at the moment? With now over a half century of flying from sailpanes as a kid to the USAF in times of war and peace, and as well 33 years in major airlines I'll simply note that I wouldn't ever trust such an utterly pathetic creature to so much as serve as a dependable chock. I honestly hope that infantile lunatic never gets seriously tested aloft for the sake of his crew and passengers...Period. I honestly believe the proverbial "bag of sand" would be of far more use in the "Captain's" seat if such ever happens. At least the bag of sand wouldn't be panic-driven to do anything absurdly stupid. Umm...I'd say what I "really think" but I'm doing my best to sugarcoat things a bit here.
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