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I find it continually hilarious that the SWA guys brought us Age 65 and the SWA gear jerkers are the keepers of the geezermeter.

Probably should keep it in house, boys.


Holy crap! Fubi even gets off an anti-SWA spurt in the non-partisan geezer meter thread! Zing! What, are you bored? Run out of haterade or something?

Wow, I didn't know that SWA brought us Age 65. Thanks for the education, Fubi. I thought it was a percentage of every pilot group coupled with the usual Washington DC political crap. Silly me. So I guess we should record that in the history books as just one more instance in which the poor, pathetic in-house union of just 6000 SWA pilots out-muscled the unstoppable, almighty, all-knowing and omniscient "We are ALPA!" machine. Tell you what Fubi--I'll let you handle the press release on that one.

Bubba

PS Sorry, back to the unified front. Keep countin', boys!
 
Apparently yall have not read the fine print in the GeezerMeter Bylaws.

Page 632, paragraph 7, line 2, Article IX states:

"All participants in a GeezerMeter "update" should have ample time to drive home from the bar/honkey-tonk on backroads to avoid cops during a said "World Series" mostly sortive sober to have time to update the meter."

It ain't my rules, it's the schools rules.

:beer:412!!
 
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Apparently yall have not read the fine print in the GeezerMeter Bylaws.

Page 632, paragraph 7, line 2, Article IX states:

"All participants in a GeezerMeter "update" should have ample time to drive home from the bar/honkey-tonk on backroads to avoid cops during a said "World Series" mostly sortive sober to have time to update the meter."

It ain't my rules, it's the schools rules.


:beer:412!!


Whataburger, I'm surprised at you. Didn't you read subsection j of Article IX on Page 634? It states:

"All participants who invoke this Article must state the exact distance in both time and miles that they live from their bar/honky tonk prior to the beginning of the World Series."

I looked back in this thread and you did not state the distance of your home from any bar/honky tonk in either distance or time prior to the start of the series.
It looks like Surveypilot's '412' stands, making it two days in a row for the young buck. It should be interesting going into the weekend. Surveypilot may be able to pull off four days in a row without much competition.

... something tells me that Whataburger's going to dig up the asterisk rule. :beer:
 

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