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Claxon said:
Hi junior,
LOA93 cost the average east 320 captain $1/2 million and 170 days of vacation.
Labor peace was the Seeham strategy. He specifically said the only way to get the company to negotiate the Nic was to offer "labor peace" in exchange for a new seniority list of scab union's design. His only defense for the certain DFR charge was " those are really hard to win". He forgot to mention they are not hard to win against a guilty scab union.
If I see David, I will say hi for you. Instead of a kleenex I think he will bring his right of first refusal. You east guys have those reinstatement rights don't you?? Oh, I forgot, you don't, just another huge loss on your LOA93, non-snapback, shiity contract. So, say goodbye to all those stolen seats!!!
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nic4us said:
Sure junior, you go on keeping the hope alive.
It's been more an issue of clinical interest in Arrested Development.....
nic4us: "Hi junior,"
The above from an individual who, sans some nic-induced miracle, is actually junior by way of personal experience to most wheel chocks east of the Old Miss. I rest my case on the issue of Arrested Development.
nic4us: "Frankly junior, I don't "want it bad" Sigh...Sure you don't kid. Without the nic; you're nothing and you know it. I'd sadly have to guess that after failed attempts at "heroically" following in your father's footsteps into the accounting world, and finally finding employment at the arguably most marginal "airline" possible as a nearly blind, bespectacled, but yet somehow supposed "pilot", that the nic marks the only time in your entire life you've ever "personally" triumphed over anyone, anywhere, or even imagined that you did. Small wonder "you'se" are so obsessed with it. No matter. Good luck with all your always-obsequious-in-person, flitting-hands fantasies.
nic4us said:
nic4us: "Hi junior,"
The above from an individual who, sans some nic-induced miracle, is actually junior by way of personal experience to most wheel chocks east of the Old Miss. I rest my case on the issue of Arrested Development.
nic4us: "Frankly junior, I don't "want it bad" Sigh...Sure you don't kid. Without the nic; you're nothing and you know it. I'd sadly have to guess that after failed attempts at "heroically" following in your father's footsteps into the accounting world, and finally finding employment at the arguably most marginal "airline" possible as a nearly blind, bespectacled, but yet somehow supposed "pilot", that the nic marks the only time in your entire life you've ever "personally" triumphed over anyone, anywhere, or even imagined that you did. Small wonder "you'se" are so obsessed with it. No matter. Good luck with all your always-obsequious-in-person, flitting-hands fantasies.
nic4us said:
Your imaginings are purely laughable, and only serve to further demonstrate why you couldn't compete/cut it in even the accounting world, but in any case; if it was/is truly your life's driving force to merely amass wealth, well...choosing flight was a really bad idea son.
nic4us said:
For purely the sake of some additional laughs here; kindly elucidate further on just exactly where and which "stolen seats" you refer to? last I looked; not so much as a single east pilot has "stolen" or even seen any seat in PHX....So? Seriously; work that one a bit more. We could always use some more laughs here....?
nic4us: "Probably 100 or so east pilots who would have loved to come to PHX senior to me.." Yet nothing of the sort ever actually happened, did it? Again; just which seats and where are you whining about with your "stolen" fantasies?...Well, except the ones "you'se" are so obviously eager to steal of course?
P.S. Folks, the true facts are that NO/zip/zero IQ or psych testing of any kind was ever undertaken for pre-employment screening at AWA. We've seen the results by way of self-styled "spartan" videos and postings alone for a whole decade now. The PHX folks certainly do include competent and decent and intelligent people, but nothing in the way of corporate design caused that.
cactusboy53 said:
Sigh...The flying wager's always open. Know that not all of us wimps can share the glory of your personal "experience" in actual war. Please feel perfectly free to literally show the entire world just how AWAsome "you'se" truly are "spartan soldier".
Given that "you'se" (at least supposedly) also find cowardice to be utterly disgusting; it's strange that you feel the need to so eagerly present yourself to the world as nothing more than an "internet-only/tough-guy"/coward. No matter. Prove me wrong. PM at your earliest convenience for details and scheduling. For such an amazingly infantile ego as you dependably exhibit; I suggest we start the stakes at $10,000 or so? After all; it's hardly like a "battle-tested" and proven "spartan"/"knight"/"dire wolf" of your sort could even possibly lose.Thanks for the always dependable laughs...I've long-since given up on the "Grow Up" suggestions anyway.
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I don't play games with LIARS & CHEATERS, Dorothy. I thought I made that perfectly clear.
The word if the day challenged those of you web-board bullies to reveal your ID. Failing to do so makes you a pusillanimous web-board bully.
The word if the day challenged those of you web-board bullies to reveal your ID. Failing to do so makes you a pusillanimous web-board bully.
cactusboy53 said:
What wholesale BS. You're simply far too much of a complete joke of a "pilot" or even "man"/person to accept the the wager, and you know it. Who do "you'se" really think you're kidding here? Loser also buys dinner, btw, during which you can regale me with all your "war" stories as a "spartan soldier".
cactusboy: "The word if the day challenged" is exactly right. PM for details and arrangements.
cactusboy53:showing a lack of courage or determination; timid.
synonyms: timid, timorous, cowardly, fearful, faint-hearted, lily-livered, spineless, craven, shrinking; More
informalchicken, gutless, wimpy, wimpish, sissy, yellow, yellow-bellied
cactusboy53 said:
Aw/AWA...That's just plain sad on too many levels to even count. Does a pwecious widdle "spartan soldier" suddenly need a "Safe Space"? Sigh...How about just a nurturing "group hug" instead? Would a "trophy" just for "participating" help at all?
"those of you web-board bullies"...Seriously? What so suddenly happened to all of your "heroically" infantile bombast? cactusboy53:showing a lack of courage or determination; timid.
synonyms: timid, timorous, cowardly, fearful, faint-hearted, lily-livered, spineless, craven, shrinking; More
informalchicken, gutless, wimpy, wimpish, sissy, yellow, yellow-bellied
Thanks for the always dependable laughs.
EastUS1 said:
P.S. For any readers not familiar with the background here; the above was offered fully in purely sarcastic jest, since cactusboy53/"This is Sparta!" likely wasn't ever so much as a Girl Scout, and certainly never came within thousands of miles of any war....but none-the-less, as some self-styled "spartan", seems somehow self-"qualified" to lecture us all on "heroic" notions...well, up to the point of pitifully whining about "web board bullies" anyway.
P.S. cactusboy53: If I in any way unfairly derided your personally proven "courage" and "service" with the Girl Scouts observation, well...I'll buy a dozen boxes of the Thin Mints to make amends.
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Cool. More entitlement attitude. You want to know why there's a McCaskill/Bond law? That's why there's a McCaskill/Bond law.AA76LRdvr said:
Just like we experienced 10 years ago when AWA Holdings aquired US Air.
You want to hear something funny? At a USAPA BPR meeting, it was overheard "Why are we merging with a bankrupt airline?". I was there, and looked at the speaker.."Really???". With a deer-in-the-headlights look, this Einstien says.."What?"
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