Pilot = Women are impressed???

[CFIcare]

Just tell them you are a pilot. It is stupid to come up with all that crap like "I'm in transportation" and the pressurized tube thing. It is stupid. Why don't you just say what your profession is? Are you embarassed? This goes for everyone. What is the big deal about just saying you are a pilot?

If you were a doctor, or a lawyer, or a teacher, or a network engineer, you wouldn't beat around the bush.

Hey gkrangers....uh..it's supposed to be funny....

 

[UndauntedFlyer]

Ladies seem impressed for a few minutes, maybe an hour, and then it ends.

My whole career has been a waste because of this.

 

[A Squared]

Hey gkrangers....uh..it's supposed to be funny....

Umm, I think that's the point, it's not, really. I'm a bit skeptical that the scene always plays out quite like you say. Even the freshest newbies have all heard (or used) the line : "I'm in high speed aluminum tubing" (yuk yuk yuk snort)

 

[Lead Sled]

This sounds about right...

Dear Abby:
I'm faced with a major moral dilema. I'm engaged to be married soon and I haven't been totally up-front with my fiance. I come from a highly dysfunctional family - my father is on death row for killing a priest during a robbery attempt. My mother is a crack addicted prosititute. My older brother is in prison on drug and child pornography charges and my sister is in a mental hospital after attempting to kill her family. If all that wasn't enough, my younger brother just became an airline pilot. My question to you is should I tell my fiance about my brother the airline pilot?

Signed,

Wondering in Winnemucca

 

[Gofish]

You know what...the pilot occupation is the last thing I ever tell a woman (or anybody for that matter) and only if asked. Really...who cares...its just a job and doesn't have anything to do with life. Better to talk to a woman and find out what makes her tick; exploring every little nuance of her psyche and then hopefully...explore her body.

 

[CrimsonEclipse]

This sounds about right...

Dear Abby:
I'm faced with a major moral dilema. I'm engaged to be married soon and I haven't been totally up-front with my fiance. I come from a highly dysfunctional family - my father is on death row for killing a priest during a robbery attempt. My mother is a crack addicted prosititute. My older brother is in prison on drug and child pornography charges and my sister is in a mental hospital after attempting to kill her family. If all that wasn't enough, my younger brother just became an airline pilot. My question to you is should I tell my fiance about my brother the airline pilot?

Signed,

Wondering in Winnemucca

LeadSled....you owe me a keyboard.

CE

 

[AA717driver]

I've always said the quickest way to get laid is to not shave for a couple of days, throw on a Carhart jacket, nice (but dusty) work boots and drive a Ford F-150 (with the stainless steel tool locker in the bed). Go to any bar where they do line dancing and you're set.

You don't want to look too scruffy so they'll believe you when you tell them you're a job site supervisor. TC

 

[h25b]

I've always said the quickest way to get laid is to not shave for a couple of days, throw on a Carhart jacket, nice (but dusty) work boots and drive a Ford F-150 (with the stainless steel tool locker in the bed). Go to any bar where they do line dancing and you're set.

You don't want to look too scruffy so they'll believe you when you tell them you're a job site supervisor. TC

By the incredible detail you use in making this suggestion it would appear that you have indeed tried this out...

 

[Lead Sled]

By the incredible detail you use in making this suggestion it would appear that you have indeed tried this out...

His down fall came when he didn't change out of his "Will Fly 4 Food" t-shirt.

'Sled

 

[RichardRambone]

Just call a "service" and pay her to leave. So much less heartache.....

 

[GVFlyer]

You know what...the pilot occupation is the last thing I ever tell a woman (or anybody for that matter) and only if asked. Really...who cares...its just a job and doesn't have anything to do with life. Better to talk to a woman and find out what makes her tick; exploring every little nuance of her psyche and then hopefully...explore her body.

Ahhhh...a SNAP.


GV

 

[GVFlyer]

I've always said the quickest way to get laid is to not shave for a couple of days, throw on a Carhart jacket, nice (but dusty) work boots and drive a Ford F-150 (with the stainless steel tool locker in the bed). Go to any bar where they do line dancing and you're set.

You don't want to look too scruffy so they'll believe you when you tell them you're a job site supervisor. TC

Ya gotta be careful doin' this kinda stuff. At Gulfstream, a fifty-something pilot ended up married to a 22 year old this way.



GV

 

[av8rbama]

On our second date, I brought my g/f to my place to watch a movie & drink a bottle of wine. She saw a pic of me the day I first soloed a glider (it was taken just before we started dating). Gotta admit, it was a great pic... sitting in the middle of a farm field, canopy open, strapped in, ballcap and shades giving a thumbs up. She thought the glider thing was way cool and was very impressed. Right on, this is going to be my night... I thought. In the same stack of pics, she found a pic of me on the day I'd taken my instrument checkride (taken about 6 months prior) and just laughed... it was quite a dorky pic next to a mighty 172. To say the least, we ended up watching the entire movie if you know what I mean.

It's all good though, that g/f ended up being the wonderful woman with whom I'm about to celebrate our first wedding anniversary.

 

[mcjohn]

My wife loves to fly with me. She just thinks it's soooooo romaaaaantic to be squeezed into a little 152 together. And then chunks fly.

 

[MagicRat]

This is a variation on this topic that maybe some of you fellow married guys have also encountered:

It seems like whenever people ask my wife what her husband does for a living and she says pilot, their first response is something along the lines of:

1. "Oh, does he cheat on you?"

2. "How can you trust him?"

3. Some other variation on pegging all of us as womanizers/cheaters.

It pisses me off that people I've never even met would make such a judgment about me, and I think it can't help but hurt my wife's feelings a little bit, even though she deflects it well.

For the record, I've never cheated on anyone I've ever dated, least of all my wife. And I never will.

But I wish I had a smart-ass response for these incredibly rude strangers whose first assumption upon learning that I'm a pilot is that I must therefore be a scumbag. Any suggestions?

 

[CFIcare]

Umm, I think that's the point, it's not, really. I'm a bit skeptical that the scene always plays out quite like you say. Even the freshest newbies have all heard (or used) the line : "I'm in high speed aluminum tubing" (yuk yuk yuk snort)

Good Lord...you are a bit skepictal? I was being humorous in reference to the topic. No I haven't actually said that seriously. Why don't you get all ruffled at they guy who said he's the manager at the Geek Squad. Do you think he actually says this? Maybe he does, but probably not. It was a humorous comment, which, due to the overly literal interpretation by a few, has lost it's punch. Jeez.

 

[Lead Sled]

This is a variation on this topic that maybe some of you fellow married guys have also encountered:

It seems like whenever people ask my wife what her husband does for a living and she says pilot, their first response is something along the lines of:

1. "Oh, does he cheat on you?"

2. "How can you trust him?"

3. Some other variation on pegging all of us as womanizers/cheaters.

It pisses me off that people I've never even met would make such a judgment about me, and I think it can't help but hurt my wife's feelings a little bit, even though she deflects it well.

For the record, I've never cheated on anyone I've ever dated, least of all my wife. And I never will.

But I wish I had a smart-ass response for these incredibly rude strangers whose first assumption upon learning that I'm a pilot is that I must therefore be a scumbag. Any suggestions?

That happened to my wife once. Her response... "I told them that if that ever happened they could have me." Then she mentioned something about the book "The ransom of Red Chief" and started to laugh. :0

Actually, when my oldest daughter was in elementary school one of her teachers asked her what her daddy did for a living. Her answer: "Nothing, he's a pilot."

'Sled

 

[RichardRambone]

Good Lord...you are a bit skepictal? I was being humorous in reference to the topic. No I haven't actually said that seriously. Why don't you get all ruffled at they guy who said he's the manager at the Geek Squad. Do you think he actually says this? Maybe he does, but probably not. It was a humorous comment, which, due to the overly literal interpretation by a few, has lost it's punch. Jeez.

Dont be mistaken I have actually said that. Its funny to be something so ridiculous at a bar b/c who gives a shat. Ive been a veterinarian, Lear pilot on layover from Denver, a bartender, a lowly aircraft cleaner (not a lie), aircraft sales person, 7th year senior among other lies. Matter of fact, Id like to take a poll and see what you guys have tried and pulled off in your day. b/c we all know we're only pilots when the cute ones are around.

 

[A Squared]

Good Lord...you are a bit skepictal? I was being humorous in reference to the topic. No I haven't actually said that seriously. Why don't you get all ruffled at they guy who said he's the manager at the Geek Squad. Do you think he actually says this? Maybe he does, but probably not. It was a humorous comment, which, due to the overly literal interpretation by a few, has lost it's punch. Jeez.

*edit* OK, I was being unnecessrily harsh. I apologize

 

[AA717driver]

By the incredible detail you use in making this suggestion it would appear that you have indeed tried this out...

Hey, that's what works at the Edinburg outlet mall...

P.S.--I tried wearing my pilot uniform at the Franklin Wal-Mart but they thought I was a security guard. TC