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It was submitted this past Monday. It is a bad time to be leaving for it is about to get very interesting around here.:down: Thought you were turning in that letter of resignation scab boy!
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It was submitted this past Monday. It is a bad time to be leaving for it is about to get very interesting around here.:down: Thought you were turning in that letter of resignation scab boy!
So does this mean, your scab Hemorrhoid butt will be History, or will you still lurk? My suggestion would be to get that Plexiodomy. You'll feel way better and be able to have "in-sight" as to your next profession. May I suggest a proper job? Try "Junkyard Dog". That seems fitting. Paid for by the Politically Correct Airline Employees that "Give a Flip"!!!! Have a Nice Day......It was submitted this past Monday. It is a bad time to be leaving for it is about to get very interesting around here.
sooooooooooooo is that similar to giving it a swift kick to push it back? (after the chocks are removed, of course.....)Unemployment
It's a special technique developed by a SUPERSCAB in order to get a jet off the gate :huh:
Yea you could say that, I guess PTO was trying to make a name for himself and look like a hero of sorts. Nevermind the fact it was violation but heck who's counting over there at SCABTAIL anyway.sooooooooooooo is that similar to giving it a swift kick to push it back? (after the chocks are removed, of course.....)
Good Lord you guys are lame. I can't believe you're still talking about this stupid lav thing. WHO CARES!!! IT'S NOT THAT BIG OF DEAL!!!. God forbid somebody do something outside the standard practice in order to get a plane out on time. Please explain to me how doing this was dangerous to passengers or to the aircraft? If there is no quantifiable risk in carrying a pale of "lav juice" through the plane, then this is a complete non-issue. Kudos to PTO for having a little creativity; something greatly lacking in a typical union workforce.Yea you could say that, I guess PTO was trying to make a name for himself and look like a hero of sorts. Nevermind the fact it was violation but heck who's counting over there at SCABTAIL anyway.
No Finman, that was Pan Am who lacked a little creativity with the most strict union workrules.Kudos to PTO for having a little creativity; something greatly lacking in a typical union workforce.
No Finman, that was Pan Am who lacked a little creativity with the most strict union workrules.
We here at Northwest do stretch an extra mile when the need is called upon. I always appreciated it when a mechanic or a pilot went the "extra mile" for everyone- however the picture of a person carrying around a bucket of something that is required for the comfort of one's bowl movement "nessecities" is reminecent of the farm work or something that belongs to the ozarks- Thus emphasizing the hillbilly-ness (or redneckness in some parts of this country) of a certain individual.
I agree that policies and procedures are generally there for good reasons. In this case, it's yet to be explained if carrying blue juice through the galley is explicitly prohibited, or if doing so is just a deviation from standard procedure. There is a huge distinction.Finman,
Having no knowledge of the chemical properties of the legendary "Blue Juice" in question I think it fair to point out that policy & procedure is often created for many reasons.
I thought this was about DAL and NWA merging?I agree that policies and procedures are generally there for good reasons. In this case, it's yet to be explained if carrying blue juice through the galley is explicitly prohibited, or if doing so is just a deviation from standard procedure. There is a huge distinction.
similar. Airline going to the $h!ts.I thought this was about DAL and NWA merging?
I thought this was about DAL and NWA merging?
No 'finny ole boy' its you and pto who are lame, he clearly violated FAR part 43 when he signed off on servicing an UNserviceable lav. you better stick with crunching numbers and bending nails because when it comes to aviation maintenance and safety you have no clue, and apparently neither does your fond friend SUPERSCAB. anyone who falsifies a logbook are uses an unserviceable part is in clear violation and subject to stiff penalties. makes one wonder what else they have pencil whipped.Good Lord you guys are lame. I can't believe you're still talking about this stupid lav thing. WHO CARES!!! IT'S NOT THAT BIG OF DEAL!!!. God forbid somebody do something outside the standard practice in order to get a plane out on time. Please explain to me how doing this was dangerous to passengers or to the aircraft? If there is no quantifiable risk in carrying a pale of "lav juice" through the plane, then this is a complete non-issue. Kudos to PTO for having a little creativity; something greatly lacking in a typical union workforce.
..and some people are scabs!!!!!It was about DL/NWA merging...some people just have A.D.D.
simple inference of thought leads us to this point. Well we can still get back on the topic; I believe all the scabs will have NO JOB after the merger goes though.It was about DL/NWA merging...some people just have A.D.D.