Job Hunting...is it just me?

[PBRstreetgang]

That is not a very nice thing to say buddy boy.

As far as med shcool look at what Radioloigists make. OVER 750K and they can work from home and do it only 2 days a week. Sign this cracker up!!

Better keep the uranium in your backpack next to your iPod and hair gel.
We will miss you, write when you get accepted!
PBR

 

[cpierse]

That is not a very nice thing to say buddy boy.

As far as med shcool look at what Radioloigists make. OVER 750K and they can work from home and do it only 2 days a week. Sign this cracker up!!

You may want to knock out a couple of spelling classes before you take on med school...

 

[instructordude]

True statement.

Maybe Instructortool should be a ditchdigger. Not too many people killed by ditchdiggers. He could wear a coat, tie, and hat while doing it so he could be "more professional."

Apologies to all "trenching engineers." I'd hate for him to ruin your profession too.

Maybe you should become a ditchdigger??

I've got lots of options including a patent idea a bro of mine and I hatched up over a few beers.

We're considering a design where we use solar panels stuck to the side of the airplanes. The panels would generate power that will be stored in batteries and then used to power the airplane or upon arrival you could hook up to gate and download the power to the local grid. The Obama administration is giving out carbon and green credits left and right.

You heard it here first so laugh all you want...I"LL BE A MILLIONARE!

 

[gutshotdraw]

Please. I beg you. Get out of the cockpit before you hurt someone.

 

[Sonny Crockett]

You applied too, huh?

Funny!

At least you kept in "on topic"

 

[spitfire1500]

I'm considering going back for my pre-med requisites and doing the Med-School thing.

Yea you'd make an excellent proctologist....it would be like looking at yourself in a mirror everyday.

 

[Amish RakeFight]

Why would you want to be a doctor and have to be around ulgy, gross, sick people. I'd rather have grease and sweat on my hands and clothes then do hopsital work in any capacity. I hate the going to visit people in the hospital and I hate medical facilities equally.

 

[gutshotdraw]

Yea you'd make an excellent proctologist....it would be like looking at yourself in a mirror everyday.

We have a winner for post of the week. LMAO:beer:

 

[popgoesbubble]

Maybe you should become a ditchdigger??

I've got lots of options including a patent idea a bro of mine and I hatched up over a few beers.

We're considering a design where we use solar panels stuck to the side of the airplanes. The panels would generate power that will be stored in batteries and then used to power the airplane or upon arrival you could hook up to gate and download the power to the local grid. The Obama administration is giving out carbon and green credits left and right.

You heard it here first so laugh all you want...I"LL BE A MILLIONARE!

Yeah Here's Instructordrools Idea guys:cartman:

www.southparkstudios.com/clips/153051/

 

[lurker]

I don't know what's funnier....Instructordude's posts, or the moronic responses to them.

How can anyone take them seriously, honestly? Are you guys new to the internets? have you no experience with trolls?

Take a step back from your computer, have a beverage of your choosing, and lighten the hell up.

I think you'll enjoy his posts more now.

you're welcome

 

[Whine Lover]

" internets "

There's more than one?

Damn...I've been missing out!


ABC

 

[Jetjockey]

Yeah, like K-marts.

 

[XJTAv8r]

Video and photos are on website:

http://www.king5.com/topstories/stories/NW_052109BUB_out-of-work-pilots-fly-for-food-JM.2902f97.html

[SIZE=+2]Out of work pilots: 'Will fly for food'

[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]01:30 PM PDT on Thursday, May 21, 2009

[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]KING5.com Staff[/SIZE]

SEATTLE - Two Western Washington pilots are trying to get back into the air by pounding the pavement.
Chris Campbell and Steffen Schmidt are corporate pilots who suddenly found themselves grounded when their companies were hit by economic turbulence. Now they say, they'll "fly for food."
Schmidt worked for Semitool Incorporated, a company that makes equipment used in semiconductor manufacturing. He was laid off in January.
Campbell flew for a small flight company which downsized three weeks ago, putting its plane up for sale. He said the news was surprising
"Oh yes very. They've had the aircraft for 10 years," said Campbell. "It was a shocker to everyone."
Both pilots have taken their job hunting to Seattle's busy intersection of Mercer Street and Fairview Avenue, an area where homeless people often ask for money from passing motorists. But, these two are holding signs that read: "Two laid off pilots -- will fly for food."
Schmidt says the out-of-the-box idea is Campbell's.
"He always comes up with brilliant ideas, and we were thinking about it," said Schmidt. "We've obviously exhausted all of the avenues to get new jobs."
"We're in a small, specialized field, but there's only a couple of aviation Web sites out there. Our jobs aren't posted on Monster, on Craigslist, those types of things," Campbell said.
The pilots say the response has been rather interesting.
"We've given a couple of resumes out, a bus driver gave us a nice fluffly bear, another guy gave us a book that he wrote," said Campbell. Some passing motorists have offered money and food, both of which they turned down.
"We're not here to collect money," said Schmidt. "We just want to find a job because we're tired of collecting unemployment checks and we want to work again."
The two pilots say they'll be back at the intersection on Friday and Monday.
"I'm hoping that today is the day that somebody drives by, who sees us and needs a pilot, and (I) get a job again so I get a chance to do what I love to do and that's to fly," said Schmidt. It's a sentiment echoed by his curbside partner.
"Aviation is my dream and passion and hopefully something comes about this," says Campbell.