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You my friend are a ignorant dumbass and dont know the first thing you are talking about.

I suggest you start reading into this material before you start spouting your mouth on stuff you don't know the first thing about.

Refer to 2 posts back.....who is the dumbass
 
Spitfire,

Not wanting to get in the middle of a Kiwi and a Cloggie fight it out but he's actually correct about the Ryanair thing.

A couple of mates of mine are contract training captains at Ryanair and they've both talked about US and Brazilian pilots working there on Irish work permits and Irish CAA validations. All done through Brookfield, not Ryanair. They were supposedly given 12 months to get the JAA license but somehow managed to be there 3 years later on the same validation. Not sure how they do it but it has been done in the past, not that they've done it for about 12 months now. And they're less likely to do it in the future now they're parking planes.

PS. Any chance you know a particularly obnoxious Brit on the classic with you guys, with the initials CB?
 
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I was born in the US...fortunately he was dual also (Scott and Yank) and the toughest part of the whole talk was getting it in his head that the Scots have never beaten the All Blacks....and never will!!! :)

Yeah, but the French can, pathetic to say the least.

Sacre le bleu!!!!!!!!
 
Spitfire,

Not wanting to get in the middle of a Kiwi and a Cloggie fight it out but he's actually correct about the Ryanair thing.

A couple of mates of mine are contract training captains at Ryanair and they've both talked about US and Brazilian pilots working there on Irish work permits and Irish CAA validations. All done through Brookfield, not Ryanair. They were supposedly given 12 months to get the JAA license but somehow managed to be there 3 years later on the same validation. Not sure how they do it but it has been done in the past, not that they've done it for about 12 months now. And they're less likely to do it in the future now they're parking planes.

PS. Any chance you know a particularly obnoxious Brit on the classic with you guys, with the initials CB?

Yea he's there on the classic, dont see him anymore because the 400 is a diffent domicile in KCHS.
Ryan is parking planes..bummer. I think by the end of summer there will be a lot of that in the states as well.

I probably should have mellowed my posts yesterday...just that subject really gets me fired up.
 
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Yeah, but the French can, pathetic to say the least.

Sacre le bleu!!!!!!!!

Hey... now if they get rid of the World Cup the "Blacks" will never lose!!
 
Well yeah, it then sent Manchester United into the second division, they would never lose either.

Saw you got the 744 in your profile, you still at Green or some other place now?

Still doing the Green thing. I'm based only a 2 hour drive from home which makes it tough to leave.EZ is moving into the 400 world with the LCF contract and a contract with JADE....at least this week.

Send France down to play in the TRi Nations and see how that goes :)
 
Still doing the Green thing. I'm based only a 2 hour drive from home which makes it tough to leave.EZ is moving into the 400 world with the LCF contract and a contract with JADE....at least this week.

Send France down to play in the TRi Nations and see how that goes :)

Yeah, I'm sure even those SAFO Sringgirls could give them a run for their money.
 

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