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Last time I commuted through ORD I saw at least 5 guys that had their own gravitational pull, judging by that I would venture to say that yes, you can
 
Loose 200lbs, and get some self respect. Fat ass

Ahh. Another Perdewshe/Empty Diddle/UNDeez moron who thinks a 4.0 studying aircraft silhouettes outpaces a person who can actually spell.

Well played, genius. Well played.
 
To the OP:

If this is the best you can do after 5 years or so as a registered member, you're either troll of the year or the most bored member of the board. Either way that's quite an accomplishment on this webs]-[ite.
 
To the OP:

If this is the best you can do after 5 years or so as a registered member, you're either troll of the year or the most bored member of the board. Either way that's quite an accomplishment on this webs]-[ite.


Now that's funny!! Actually I don't weigh any where near that. I just wanted to see the responses I would get.
 
Be sure to add a few extra shots of nose up trim for takeoff. Nothing worse than grunting like you're on the upright row machine at the gym as you rotate.
 
Won't my fat gut keep the yoke from going back far enough to rotate?

You didn't specify your abdominal dimensions. As I read your post, I took it that most of the fat was either on your ass or in your head.

If such were the case, yoke range at rotation would not be an issue but depending on the airframe, center console and overhead panel clearance might prove to be problematic.

Look into the provisions of the ADA; if your employer operates a widebody, you might qualify for a preferential assigment to the left or right seat, whichever your senioity will allow you to hold.

As airlines have a policy for a POS (Passenger of Size) where large people may be required to purchase two seats for travel, it may be the case that your employer would need to accomodate you in such a manner that you occupy both seats in the front (after substaintial airframe modifications) and as such would be required to pay you both Captain and First Officer pay for each flight.

Might I suggest Morgan and Morgan; ForThePeople.com?
 
Traderd; Look into the provisions of the ADA; if your employer operates a widebody said:
ahh that's how and wow JennyLeigh fly those wide bodies the fat putz
 

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