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This CAN'T be for real. Who in their right mind submits such a report. I mean the way it was worded made it sound more like a joke of somesort.

Anyone actually know the guy whose name appears on the form?

You must not have had the privilege of working for a scumbag regional airline yet.. He returned to the gate, requiring a BS written report to his flight manager, so he just made it as detailed as possible.....
 
regarding funny mtc write ups...

Man, I "slow pitched" one to our ASA mtc once...

On the ATRah long ago, I had an ADF head that kept changing freqs all by it's self. We'd watch it..every few minutes it's change to some odd ball freq. Had no recognizable pattern to it....

So my write up was something like..."ADF head appears to be possesed. Spontaneously changes frequencies without crew input."

All we got back was, "R & R ADF radio head unit. Ops check good. OK for service".

I was so dissapointed.
 
This CAN'T be for real. Who in their right mind submits such a report. I mean the way it was worded made it sound more like a joke of somesort.

Anyone actually know the guy whose name appears on the form?

This is old. I saw it several years ago with a few details changed. Funny, though.
 
This past winter my best friend was working part time for a construction company flying a Piper Lance. One night on final approach into a middle of nowhere airport, he to had the "meat sweats"...

It was so bad, that when he landed, he had to shut down on the runway, run to to the back, grab onto the rear tie down and let er rip. After he releived himself, he realized he had nothing to wipe with.. Then it donned on him to sacrafice his boxer shorts. So he wiped and left the shorts off to the side of the runway. The story gets better...

He got back in the plane and it wouldnt start. So he had some night shift FBO worker tow him in. He dropped off his passenger who was actually quite ammused by the whole event and flew back home uneventfully, untill...

He parked the plane and walked to his truck and couldnt find his keys.... "Where are my keys" he asked? "Oh no!!!!"

So he hoped back in the plane, flew back to the airport which now has a severely contaminated runway... By this time it was early morning and the sun had come up. He lands only to see his mess on the runway...

Once again he shuts down on the runway, gets out only to find his keys right next to his ass barf and his boxers right where he left them!

The phantom runway $hitter happens to be a poster on here.
 
LOL....ah, thanks for the laugh. Thats awesome
 
Why did he take his keys out of his boxers to take a dump?
 
right up is what happens when you dont have to have a college degree to be an airline pilot

He is apparently flying a Legacy in the Middle East making something like 12,000/month tax free after turning down NetJets:rolleyes: Check out the thread in the fractional section of the boards entitled "Back from the Mid East" to see what I mean. Everyone has figured out the inconsistancies in his story.

How is the Middle East treating you SIU? And how come you've disappeared from the fractional section all of the sudden after people started questioning you? I think you have some unfinished business over there.

I couldn't figure out what he meant by "right up" either though until I actually clicked on the link. Probably a write-up he just did at Great Lakes.

Says a lot for your SIU education and doesn't give your statements much support from the past that all Riddle guys are tools. Looks like Riddle guys can at least get it right.
 
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Not sure how much of a fan you are, but enough I would imagine. I've watched the Big Lebowkski probably 30 times. Ditto for the rest of the Coen Bros. movies.

No Country for Old Men was so Awesome. God knows how many times I played the first coin toss scene over and over again.

I'm a bit of a morbid type of fella. :D
 
This thread delivers on so many levels. As embarrassing as it is, I once sharted pretty bad whilst en route. Had no choice but to sit on it for the duration of the flight :(
 

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