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Is "Tranny" a four-letter word?
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Do I have to be in order to call somebody a Tranny?
I'm in ATL but it is not with Airtran if that gives you a hint.
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If you call me "tranny" its because I am a lesbo trapped in a mans body. Call me whatevery you want but in 30 months "tranny" will be gone and we will have to come up with new names and I don't think many go with Southwest.
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I hope that's true so stay in your deluxe RJ forever and please dont pollute our culture .......I hope GK dumps the RJ's asap along with the likes of you and all like you.......you made a bunch of money on this deal ......or at least you could of if you guys were not so greedy and said no to the first good offer......now you get less.....please vote no again and see what you end up with......a$$ munch.......I hope you act this way on an overnight and get fired soon
You really don't get it, a 737 pilot calling the 717 a "deluxe RJ". Too funny!
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Especially one who is so proud of the "culture" of the world's largest PFT regional airline.
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"Wannabe" what?
I have no wish to go to either HI or international. I do enjoy my "regional" schedule and paycheck though......
What do you consider "international"? If it can be done with a "deluxe RJ" then I got news for you, it may technically be international, but not really...... The only difference is the customs hassles that I don't have to deal with as a pure domestic guy.
I used to do that kind of "international" in Beech 99s/1900s, C-402s, BA3100s etc. You can have it......
If we ever do the real international thing, the only reason I'd bid it is if it paid significantly more than what I'm doing now. Unlike most non SW guys on this board, I only go to work to get paid.
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Just curious...
Is the term "tranny" a bad word? Neutral? A term of endearment or of derision? It's obviously short for Airtran, but could also be seen as implying trans-sexual, so who knows? Some of the people on the forum refer to SWA pilots as "corndogs" and that doesn't bother me (but maybe it's because I don't know where it came from).
So what say you, my Airtran bretheren? Good? Bad? Like it? Hate it? Proud of it? Want to shoot someone everytime you hear it? This is sort of an informal poll. Also, is it "tranny" or "trannie"? Thank you for your support.
Bubba
NOTE to Kharma Police: Don't worry-we already know what you think. Word is, you've got "Trannies forever!" tattooed on your shizznitzel.
Yes, still bored on my overnight....
No it is six
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