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Let's Hear it Folks ! You Might be a FR8DOG if......

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......the lady at the FBO locks up the popcorn machine because you "plan on making a meal out of it"


You fly past your destination, only to have center wake you up.

That never happens flying night freight ;)
 
movingviolation said:
You've ever used a "contact approach" when tower is calling 1/4mi and 100vv

"contact approach" ...when no other (legal) approach will do...
 
you walk thru the FBO half a wake in your underwear.

If the airplane your flying is older than you

and if you ever taken a crap in your flight bag

oh I forgot the shower in the FO sink
 
Your aircraft colour scheme sports 15 different colours of paint.
The FBO parks you furthest away from the FBO.
The FBO does not park you all.
The FBO says you cannot use the facilities, because you took contract fuel.
Your seat upholstery needs an oil change.
Your neighbor thinks you are a vampire due to sleep habits.
ATC sends you through the worst part of the storm, you like it, it is a shortcut.
 
FearlessFreep said:
You go into the cockpit and see everyone has taken off their uniform shirts and are in yesterday's t-shirt and there is evidence of two weeks worth of catering splattered across the front.

I'm assuming that by CATERING....you're referring to the stuff out of the food simulator.
 
If you have ever sworn you never saw the condition notice.

If you have ever brought your handheld radio for primary comms and used the panel radios as BACKUPS!

If you have ever shot a GPS approach with your handheld.
 
....when you go to recurrent, and the second they turn the lights down to start the overhead presentation, you struggle to listen over the "opera" of snoring. :p
 
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You are a real FR8DOG when:

1. you have to refuel and de-ice your airplane by yourself in -40 F.
2. Climb through a ladder to get inside the cockpit.
3. You have to use a oxygen canula so you don't pass out at FL 190.
4. The airplane does not have an auto pilot and you're single pilot IFR.
5. you use the map mode on your sh!ty green radar as makeshift DME to an airport with only an NDB approach.
 
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Having a multiple leg trip end two hours after the same time you awoke the previous day - (no cheating; in the same time zone).

Being awake 24 hours in a row is a "standard" day.
 
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movingviolation said:
"Your reading this at 5am because you just got home from work"

"Your reading this at 2am in the pilot lounge somwhere between your 4th and 6th leg"


That is funny sh!t, too!!!!
 
I don't think half of this would be so funny, if it wasn't so true.


SOP includes the '10% rule'

Your idea of weight and ballance is looking to see how flat the nose strut looks when you climb in

You have not done a daylight landing in the past six months.

ATC advises you of smoother air at a different altitude, and you don't care.


Your D O mysteriously changes your max. takeoff weight during the holiday season.

Every FBO makes you park out of sight of their building.

You have ever walked barefoot through the FBO because you just woke up


http://www.capnbilly.com/freightdogs.htm This guy got it just about right, this is the link I send people who ask me what it is I do for a living.
 
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Movingviolation: In regards to gun shots and drive-by's, BFM is a poster child. A couple times one of our guys had to come out of there with all the lights off because the tower reported a man shooting at planes in the area. To top it off, one time one of our planes took fire and when the pilot landed, he found a bullet hole through the elevator on post-flight. Needless to say, when I come out of there, I stay low and fast (and it's not because I'm at "gross weight"). :)
 

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