Air France

[737 Pylt]

Charles De Gaulle:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Commissioned as a second lieutenant, de Gaulle joined an infantry regiment in 1913. [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]In WWI,de Gaulle was wounded twice in the first few months of the conflict. Promoted to the rank of captain in February, 1915, de Gaulle fought at Verdun where he was wounded again and on 2nd March, 1916 was captured by the German Army. Over the next 32 months he was held in several prisoner of war camps and made five unsuccessful attempts to escape. After the Armstice de Gaulle was assigned to a Polish division being formed in France where he served. He fought against the Red Army during the Civil War and won Poland's highest military decoration, Virtuti Militari.[/FONT]

George W Bush:
February 1968: Bush takes an Air Force officers test. Scores in 25th percentile in the pilot aptitude portion.Declares that he does not wish to serve overseas. November 7, 1970: Promoted to first lieutenant. Rejected by University of Texas School of Law. May 26, 1972: Transfers to Alabama Guard unit so he can work on Senator William Blount's reelection campaign. According to his commanding officer, Bush never shows up for duty while in Alabama, nor can anyone confirm he ever serves in the Guard again. August 1972: Bush is grounded for missing a mandatory physical. October 1, 1973:
The Air National Guard relieves Bush from commitment eight months early, allowing him to attend Harvard Business School.

How goes the Iraqi democratic process.

Paris:
Apples to oranges. I'm talking a (insert sarcasm here) "french war hero," and you're talking a current (not very popular) president.
But thanks for playing. Now go put out your fires and work on the surrender practice!
737

 

[Lollie]

Dutchman, D-U-T-C-H

I bet you my accent is hotter then his. Send me your pictures and well go from there. (dont tell my gf -- she is american)

I only cheat with Frenchman.

 

[Flyingdutchman]

Atleast we shower.....

 

[Lollie]

Are you reacting to ....

Atleast we shower.....

Something from the middle ages? Aaaah..or are you jealous.....

 

[Flyingdutchman]

Jealous at a guy who is dating a chick who is on flightinfo at freaking 3:50 Eatern time on a tuesday night ?? I don't think so baby.

FD

 

[Flyingdutchman]

Charles De Gaulle:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Commissioned as a second lieutenant, de Gaulle joined an infantry regiment in 1913. [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]In WWI,de Gaulle was wounded twice in the first few months of the conflict. Promoted to the rank of captain in February, 1915, de Gaulle fought at Verdun where he was wounded again and on 2nd March, 1916 was captured by the German Army. Over the next 32 months he was held in several prisoner of war camps and made five unsuccessful attempts to escape. After the Armstice de Gaulle was assigned to a Polish division being formed in France where he served. He fought against the Red Army during the Civil War and won Poland's highest military decoration, Virtuti Militari.[/FONT]

George W Bush:
February 1968: Bush takes an Air Force officers test. Scores in 25th percentile in the pilot aptitude portion.Declares that he does not wish to serve overseas. November 7, 1970: Promoted to first lieutenant. Rejected by University of Texas School of Law. May 26, 1972: Transfers to Alabama Guard unit so he can work on Senator William Blount's reelection campaign. According to his commanding officer, Bush never shows up for duty while in Alabama, nor can anyone confirm he ever serves in the Guard again. August 1972: Bush is grounded for missing a mandatory physical. October 1, 1973:
The Air National Guard relieves Bush from commitment eight months early, allowing him to attend Harvard Business School.

How goes the Iraqi democratic process.

Where would you be without Google my dear Paris..... What a great website huh??

 

[Lollie]

Since when???

Jealous at a guy who is dating a chick who is on flightinfo at freaking 3:50 Eatern time on a tuesday night ?? I don't think so baby.

FD

Oregon is on Eastern time? not!

 

[John Pennekamp]

Charles De Gaulle:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Commissioned as a second lieutenant, de Gaulle joined an infantry regiment in 1913. [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]In WWI,de Gaulle was wounded twice in the first few months of the conflict. Promoted to the rank of captain in February, 1915, de Gaulle fought at Verdun where he was wounded again and on 2nd March, 1916 was captured by the German Army. Over the next 32 months he was held in several prisoner of war camps and made five unsuccessful attempts to escape. After the Armstice de Gaulle was assigned to a Polish division being formed in France where he served. He fought against the Red Army during the Civil War and won Poland's highest military decoration, Virtuti Militari.[/FONT]

George W Bush:
February 1968: Bush takes an Air Force officers test. Scores in 25th percentile in the pilot aptitude portion.Declares that he does not wish to serve overseas. November 7, 1970: Promoted to first lieutenant. Rejected by University of Texas School of Law. May 26, 1972: Transfers to Alabama Guard unit so he can work on Senator William Blount's reelection campaign. According to his commanding officer, Bush never shows up for duty while in Alabama, nor can anyone confirm he ever serves in the Guard again. August 1972: Bush is grounded for missing a mandatory physical. October 1, 1973:
The Air National Guard relieves Bush from commitment eight months early, allowing him to attend Harvard Business School.

How goes the Iraqi democratic process.

So basically you're saying the only bigger idiot in the world than de Gaulle is George Bush? With that, I agree.

As for Iraq, I would have to say what democratic process? Too bad your country can't even master Socialism. Your brothers in Canada do it better than you. Touche!

 

[Prop2Jet]

I will agree with the FA comment! They all are hot, even the older ones. The service was great on the airplane, but off of it your ground people sucked. Very rude. Could have just been a limited experience.
O yeah, being seated next to the bathroooms twice also put a damper on my travels, very loud.

As for the American tourist comments and american smog, listen here Frenchy, you take your snot based comments and stick them. I am certain that our production plants here in the US helped bail your ass out of 2, yes 2, world wars. Also you act like so many of your stuck up French little bastions. I am French, I am flawless. Well a majority of the world thinks your country sucks and so do I.
You almost sounded like a nice french person, but o well your true colors have come through again!

 

[John Pennekamp]

I will agree with the FA comment! They all are hot, even the older ones. The service was great on the airplane, but off of it your ground people sucked. Very rude. Could have just been a limited experience.
O yeah, being seated next to the bathroooms twice also put a damper on my travels, very loud.

As for the American tourist comments and american smog, listen here Frenchy, you take your snot based comments and stick them. I am certain that our production plants here in the US helped bail your ass out of 2, yes 2, world wars. Also you act like so many of your stuck up French little bastions. I am French, I am flawless. Well a majority of the world thinks your country sucks and so do I.
You almost sounded like a nice french person, but o well your true colors have come through again!

As mentioned above Camembert is most likely a Redneck in Kentucky getting a rise out of us.

 

[Camembert]

Actually I live in a big house on the French riviera near Cannes. When you work for Air France you can still afford one of those. That is why I still urge all of you to send your resume ASAP. French isn't that hard to learn, we have a lot of foreign pilots. Be proud, be an Air France pilot.

Camembert

 

[flyboyike]

Actually I live in a big house on the French riviera near Cannes. When you work for Air France you can still afford one of those. That is why I still urge all of you to send your resume ASAP. French isn't that hard to learn, we have a lot of foreign pilots. Be proud, be an Air France pilot.

Camembert

Very well, where do I send my resume? BTW, I understand French, but don't speak it...regrettably.

 

[Lollie]

Cannes

Actually I live in a big house on the French riviera near Cannes. When you work for Air France you can still afford one of those. That is why I still urge all of you to send your resume ASAP. French isn't that hard to learn, we have a lot of foreign pilots. Be proud, be an Air France pilot.

Camembert

Is that where the best pilots live? Or just the most egotistical?

 

[Prop2Jet]

France Can Suck My Monkey Nuts!

 

[John Pennekamp]

Actually I live in a big house on the French riviera near Cannes. When you work for Air France you can still afford one of those. That is why I still urge all of you to send your resume ASAP. French isn't that hard to learn, we have a lot of foreign pilots. Be proud, be an Air France pilot.

Camembert

Sure you do.

If you're really an Air France pilot, prove it. Post the work rules section of your union contract. Let's see your pay scale. Scan in a copy of your ID badges.

 

[Prop2Jet]

silence prevails!

 

[Crossky]

Charles De Gaulle:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Commissioned as a second lieutenant, de Gaulle joined an infantry regiment in 1913. [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]In WWI,de Gaulle was wounded twice in the first few months of the conflict. Promoted to the rank of captain in February, 1915, de Gaulle fought at Verdun where he was wounded again and on 2nd March, 1916 was captured by the German Army. Over the next 32 months he was held in several prisoner of war camps and made five unsuccessful attempts to escape. After the Armstice de Gaulle was assigned to a Polish division being formed in France where he served. He fought against the Red Army during the Civil War and won Poland's highest military decoration, Virtuti Militari.[/FONT]

George W Bush:
February 1968: Bush takes an Air Force officers test. Scores in 25th percentile in the pilot aptitude portion.Declares that he does not wish to serve overseas. November 7, 1970: Promoted to first lieutenant. Rejected by University of Texas School of Law. May 26, 1972: Transfers to Alabama Guard unit so he can work on Senator William Blount's reelection campaign. According to his commanding officer, Bush never shows up for duty while in Alabama, nor can anyone confirm he ever serves in the Guard again. August 1972: Bush is grounded for missing a mandatory physical. October 1, 1973:
The Air National Guard relieves Bush from commitment eight months early, allowing him to attend Harvard Business School.

Great! Similar comparison can be made using John McCain or John Kerry, both of whom which the republican attacks dogs mangaged to discredit.

 

[Flying-Corporal]

I am French, I am flawless. Well a majority of the world thinks your country sucks and so do I.

I don't think the majority of the world thinks that way. If you do venture outside USA you will be surprised what the rest of the world thinks these days (and what they would think about you once they find out where you're from...)

 

[kmox29]

If you do venture outside USA you will be surprised what the rest of the world thinks these days (and what they would think about you once they find out where you're from...)

Although I hate to admit it, he's right. The good ol' USA is not all that popular right now.

However, you'd think they'd be a little more supportive since we left a good number of boys on their beaches. Maybe they're still angry about that whole Lance Armstrong thing. Sacre Bleu!

 

[kmox29]

Scan in a copy of your ID badges.

I don't know if the guy is an Air France pilot or not. But did you seriously ask an airline employee to scan their ID badge and post it on the internet?

 

[kmox29]

Is that where the best pilots live? Or just the most egotistical?

There's a difference?

 

[CRJ Skillz]

I love my CRJ thank you very much!imp:

 

[John Pennekamp]

I don't know if the guy is an Air France pilot or not. But did you seriously ask an airline employee to scan their ID badge and post it on the internet?

Uh, yeah... everyone sees them every day when you wear them. Not a big secret. If Osama wants airline IDs, he doesn't need Flightinfo.com to get them!

 

[kmox29]

Uh, yeah... everyone sees them every day when you wear them. Not a big secret. If Osama wants airline IDs, he doesn't need Flightinfo.com to get them!

Wow...that is the dumbest reasoning I have seen on here in a while. I think you should be the first to post your ID on here. If you don't have an airline ID, your Driver's License will do just fine.

 

[HOURBUILDER]

camenbert isnt an air france pilot because otherwise he would know that you need to have an european community passport to be eligible as well as european ATPL and french specific instrument license.
also air france have their own ab initio program and they have projected not to hire any professional pilot for the next 5 years.

so there is no doubt that camenbert is a fake i bet he is pasteurized.

 

[737 Pylt]

i bet he is pasteurized.

I bet he's really a man dressing in woman's clothes!
737

 

[Paris]

Paris:
Apples to oranges. I'm talking a (insert sarcasm here) "french war hero," and you're talking a current (not very popular) president.
But thanks for playing. Now go put out your fires and work on the surrender practice!
737

I showed you a perspective on one man versus another. Call it apples to oranges if you wish. I wouldn't call you a gutless coward if you served and were wounded in any war. As for those fires, America has had its share of them too right?


Lav Service,
Here's a copy of your post again. You write about a missing question mark, yet you clearly can't spellcheck a post you even edited? Let me help you find it below. If you want to be the grammar police, I'm afraid you'll have to be flawless. In spite of your rhetorical question, I'll tell you that yes, the fires are out.

First, in the US when we ask a question (even when its rhetorical) we put a ? at the end of it.

Second, to answer your question. I'd say it is going......about as well as you apparently treat Muslims in your own shining beacon of a democratic society. Got the fires put out yet?

(again, notice the question mark...BTW this was a rhetorical question. I'm not actually intrested in your answer.)

 

[737 Pylt]

I showed you a perspective on one man versus another. Call it apples to oranges if you wish. I wouldn't call you a gutless coward if you served and were wounded in any war. As for those fires, America has had its share of them too right?

Paris:
You compared a....ehem...."french war hero" to a modern day half assed president! GWB is alive and well. Charles de gutless is not! Why not compare him to Eisenhower, or Patton? Because your french logic is flawed, much like your country and aircraft! How goes the a 380?? How much over budget is it??
You guys have LOST more wars than the US has fought. Now, you amd camambert...Or whatever her name is, go back and perfect your surrendering skills!
737

 

[Paris]

You can try to walk all around what you said if you wish talking about French surrendering. I think I proved quite well that the man you called gutless did his share of fighting. You must be a war vet yourself to entitle you to call other soldiers gutless cowards?

You hate the French eh? What could trigger such an emotion? Have you been to France?

 

[Flyingdutchman]

"Last edited by 737 Pylt : Yesterday at 04:35. Reason: I hate the french! "


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