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I never said you did. I said "people". No need to take something personally if I don't personally address you.

My misunderstanding, thanks.

Just like the other mod says, I do not like the S term either.
 
I understand that I, as a former America West pilot am holding a lottery ticket. My so-called lottery ticket since winning in 2005 is seeing friends furloughed, Captain downgrades and having to spend money defending myself against a union bent on taking my job.

So please tell me, where is my winning lottery ticket? I'm looking for specific examples.
Is this an invitation to your own little pity party? I'm sure the thousands of laid off pilots on the street have nothing going on and can stop by to join you for a drink. But my money says you won't see a furlough. With one foot in the grave, and a gun to its own head, AAA won't be around much longer.
 
And why is this in the "General Aviation Information" section. Can't you all hate each other enough in the Airline section?

Go put all parties in a dark empty room, throw a Bowie knife in the middle and shut the door. The one who exits, wins. And the world will be a happier place.
 
Ask the Webmaster, he put it here..
 
Suckers...
 
Is this an invitation to your own little pity party? I'm sure the thousands of laid off pilots on the street have nothing going on and can stop by to join you for a drink. But my money says you won't see a furlough. With one foot in the grave, and a gun to its own head, AAA won't be around much longer.

Pity party huh? I'd call it more of a street fight. I've never walked away from a fight in my life. I view USAPA thugs as the bully that always sought out a target they perceived as weak.

I was more than happy to confront bullies looking for a target. It made my day.
 

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