69 ASA RJ's Grounded

[samballs]

You are just pissed because your company still flies tons of "rj's." They all just say "Douglas DC-9" on the data plate.

-Kinda tough to have "big-boy-airline-pilot" syndrome when you fly the same size plane....

-Truth hurts, Pancho...

Your comment is kind of like being called a "dork" and only being able to come back with, "no you're a dork". While you just made fun of him for flying an RJ, he just sat there quiet knowing he makes double what you make flying an RJ. But at least you tried. Dork.

 

[USCtrojan]

Your comment is kind of like being called a "dork" and only being able to come back with, "no you're a dork". While you just made fun of him for flying an RJ, he just sat there quiet knowing he makes double what you make flying an RJ. But at least you tried. Dork.

So..........Is that chick in your avatar at the hotel bar?

Trojan

 

[Dubya]

You are just pissed because your company still flies tons of "rj's." They all just say "Douglas DC-9" on the data plate.

-Kinda tough to have "big-boy-airline-pilot" syndrome when you fly the same size plane....

-Truth hurts, Pancho...

Yeah, well his "rj" can beat up your "rj".


W

 

[jravi8tor]

You are just pissed because your company still flies tons of "rj's." They all just say "Douglas DC-9" on the data plate.

-Kinda tough to have "big-boy-airline-pilot" syndrome when you fly the same size plane....

-Truth hurts, Pancho...

I was totally unaware the crj-200 or even the 700 series was the same size and performance as the Diesel-9 which is far more airplane than the throw away tinker toy that you fly!

 

[USCtrojan]

HI JACK!!

Trojan

 

[LazyLightnin']

HI JACK!!

Trojan

Easily the gayest one I've ever seen.

 

[Metro752]

Falcon Punch!

 

[COOPERVANE]

Where is this info posted?

 

[Metro752]

Might be a giant hoax.

 

[crj567]

Might be a giant hoax.

Yep-

Joe Merchant says it is all ALPA's fault! He starts crowing at the moon, and clucking-all the while chasing his own tail..... Then Joe dons his Tin Foil hat again and returns to "normal."

-Maybe the RJDC could fix this one.