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Mens Vogue. you call, we haul!

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landlover

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story about freight dogs in the march 2008 mens vogue, shamless plug since i was interviewed for it. but its a realy good story. check it out.
 
What no link? C'mon, you're not a very good self promoter if we cant read the article. We all know there are very few pretty boys in freight doggin that read mens vogue.
 
Sorry to break it to you, but it reads more like an 18 year old trying to impress a chick with his bad-boy image, rather than a pro doing a job. At least that's what my much younger trophy-looking wife, but best friend said about the article.

I've been to those places listed, but I don't feel the need to thump my chest over it.

I guess that's the difference between a rookie looking for attention, and 54 year-old who's been there and done it.
 
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good job bragging about your trophy wife, did you buy her in thailand and bring her back?
 
Freight doggin is a lot more fun. Airline flying is easy, but boring. The article has a good point that freight dogs tend not to be as polished as airline guys. I miss the good ole days of parking on a ramp in a dirty old falcon and hopping out in jeans and sneakers. Wearing a monkey suit sucks.
 
Sorry to break it to you, but it reads more like an 18 year old trying to impress a chick with his bad-boy image, rather than a pro doing a job. At least that's what my much younger trophy-looking wife, but best friend said about the article.

I've been to those places listed, but I don't feel the need to thump my chest over it.

I guess that's the difference between a rookie looking for attention, and 54 year-old who's been there and done it.


Thump your chest over it??? Talk about a pot calling the kettle black! About the only thing missing from your profile, is the Top Gun F-14 from the poster that obviously hangs on your wall.

Did you know you're a jerk, or did I just break the news to ya'???

Jeez!
 
Now, now, Nerdous,

I wouldn't hang a Top Gun poster on my wall. I'd probably p on it, 'cause Top gun is Navy.

I'm so sorry that old dinosaurs like me just don't understand the feminin side of metrosexuals, who have the need to read Men's Vouge and then turn around and write "bad boy" stuff like they are tough guys.

Let me see...Vouge...tough guy...Jeez. I'm glad that I'm getting old. I don't think I can stand to live much longer in a world that doesn't remember what a tough guy really is. Now, my Dad, a WWII vet and his peers, were tough guys. My generation were a bunch of sissies compared to them. Your's...well, that's why you call yourselves metrosexuals. You don't know what the hell you are, but you want to ACT tough.

By the way...now that YOU started the personal attack, if you are a such tough guy...why does your service to your country in your profile say CIVILIAN?
 
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Arguing on the internet is like winning the Special Olympics.... Even if you win your still retarded.
 
A real freightdog wouldn't be caught dead spilling his guts to some writer for a faggotty men's rag...
 
the article's biggest mistake is the four floors place is in Bangkok not Singapore.

Nope. Four Floors is in SIN not BKK...I heard.
 
"freight dogs cool their jets at hangouts like the Petroleum Club in Alamaty, Kazakhstan; the Cylcone in Dubai; Sticky Fingers in Hong Kong and the legendary Four Floors of Whores in Singapore, which, according to dogs who frequent it, is a model of truth in advertising."

How could you have left out Nana Plaza?
 
Arguing on the internet is like winning the Special Olympics.... Even if you win your still retarded.

Best mod input, ever. You should make it a sticky in the regionals forum.
 
I just read the article at the bookstore. Not too bad, although I will admit I felt a little gay standing there reading Men's Vogue. I slid it into a travel magazine so other guys wouldn't hit on me. Oh and there's a great article on tampons on page 40.
 
I like the way Buckeye described the regionals, "Like high school with shiny jets"
 
There may be a Four Floors or something similar in BKK, but the original is definitely Singapore. Orchard Blvd, a few blocks away from the American Embassy and the Tanglin Mall. I hear the page 40 feminine hygiene products can be used to stop Skydrol leaks and persistent nosebleeds. See - it really IS a men's rag!
 
Dang you guys are brutal. Gonna break from the pack here and say this....

First, it's refreshing to see that even in these tough times in aviation, someone still is proud of what they do and thinks it's cool and fun. Though many are jaded after the years of BS, it's the main reason most of us got into this goat rope to begin with. You know it and so do I.

Second, have no idea why "Vogue" ended up being the magazine to print the story but, if he's freelancing his work, he may have sent it to several pubs and they're the one that picked it up.

Third, given that a "men's Vogue" would understandably struggle to convince anyone with much testosterone to dare pick one up, my guess is maybe they thought a "grittier" side of a "pretty boy" field like aviation might give em some sort of street cred.

That being said, my friend, if you've spent much time on this board, you'd soon realize that if you had written an article on how to cure baldness and cancer and it was published in the New England journal of medicine, as soon as it got in the hands of some of these cynics, you'd get hammerred by somebody for something you left out, or how if you like medicine so much why don't you leave aviation, asking you whether or not you PFT'd or why you're not ex-military?

I just just read the blurb on the link. Is it a little "braggy"? Sure, but most folks on the outside don't want to read about how you don't have a pension anymore, are tired of ancient flight attendants, and what your position is on age 60 or airline seniority list merger legislation is.

Congrats on getting it printed dude. Keep on writing. Maybe one day you'll make more money doing that, and you can REALLY do this job for fun!

Cheers.
 
Why bother, they wouldn't understand.

Funny, on another board it was the cargo section that needed the most moderating for a while. Too many personal attacks and profanity slung around. They sounded like bigger children than anybody else.

Granted, those mods suffer form a severe case of anal retentiveness.
 
Although I have never been to the establishment myself, I have spent several years flying in and out of Singapore and the Four Floors is definitely there on Orchard Road....:beer:
 
I just read the article at the bookstore. Not too bad, although I will admit I felt a little gay standing there reading Men's Vogue. I slid it into a travel magazine so other guys wouldn't hit on me. Oh and there's a great article on tampons on page 40.

HAHaha, now that's funny.
 
I just read the article at the bookstore. Not too bad, although I will admit I felt a little gay standing there reading Men's Vogue. I slid it into a travel magazine so other guys wouldn't hit on me. Oh and there's a great article on tampons on page 40.

I don't think so. Page 40 of my issue has advertising and although "Tumi" may be a brand of Tampon, I'm not so sure, perhaps you are more expert on tampons than I am, in that case; go with the feeling

tj
 
i think it's funny so many people saying the mag is gay, etc. if you actually read it you would know its just like GQ or Esquire. Now i know that isn't exactly monster truck racing or nascar but it isn't like drinking a cosmo. Now if you are so scared that reading a mens mag might turn you gay, i've got news for you. You already are gay just not out of the closet yet.
 
i think it's funny so many people saying the mag is gay, etc. if you actually read it you would know its just like GQ or Esquire. Now i know that isn't exactly monster truck racing or nascar but it isn't like drinking a cosmo. Now if you are so scared that reading a mens mag might turn you gay, i've got news for you. You already are gay just not out of the closet yet.

Try hard here not to throw out some lines from The 40 Year Old Virgin.
 

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