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Thedude said:
I had a gnd school instructor with the name Dick Bloughs (pronounced blows). And so did his teaching.............owwww
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Dude, the BS meter just bent over the peg, I mean come on, Dude.

Funny though.

I went to FSI where Dick Washer works, real nice guy.
 
Captain Dye. Probably raised a few eyebrows in the back when his name was announced.

(Non-flying related) went to high school with kids whose last name is/was Fagg. However, I'm too PC to think that is even funny. So proud of myself.
 
I used to work with a Vietnamese guy named Hang Dong.
 
Where I work at, there's a guy with the last name of Morgan.

Captain Morgan.

Thank god we fly freight and not passengers :D
 
Suck what?

Someone posted a thread previously about a guy named John Diacsuk. I mentioned the irony at the time of Mr. Diacsuk's name but noone seemed to feel me. Here's the link:

http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=19940


Oops, my bad, proper link posted now...I gotta lay off the MGD's while I'm posting.
 
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Used to know a Michael Hunt in high school and he would put "Anita Hump" on the study hall sign-in sheet.

My troop commander in Korea was Brian C. Fluke and he was a Major.
 
Interviewed a guy called Weiping Wang once ....

and used to work with a guy called Dongming ...

Just shows you the environment I was in, only the South Americans found that stuff funny, once it was translated for them.
 
Saw a PIA flight crew in CYYZ yesterday and holy smokes I couldn't believe it. This is a sight in itself, the first officer had a beard (no kidding) almost down to his chest. ! ! ! - After seeing this I was a tad intimidated to look down at the names....:D :D

Lotsa interesting sights at the international terminal there (CYYZ)


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My wife worked in a Chinese restaurant in Spokane, WA with a Dam Long.

A fellow S-3 Bubba used to wear a "Buster Hymen - Flight Gynecologist" name tag on his flight suit. Then we got chicks on the boat...
 
Chunk said:
Then we got chicks on the boat...
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...and the fun ground to a halt, right? :rolleyes: Just like when Pax River lost the Playboy bunnies.
 
Leanna Genster
 
FL000 said:
The best ever works with us, last name...Pontious. He's gotta be sick of the jokes, though most of the heathens that he works with probably don't get it.
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Oh, we get it. He was in my newhire class. We started in with the jokes, but he washed his hands of the whole issue. :D (Jesus, that's funny...!)

We also have several celebrities flying for us: Robert Downey, James Dean, Robert Palmer, to name a few...


Oh by the way, Chunk, isn't there a flight test unit at Patuxtent that always had one or more airplanes with a Playboy bunny-head painted on the tail? I think I remember hearing from an ex-Navy guy that they had to do away with that as more and more women became "aviators."

But I could be mistaken.
 
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When I was at USAirways, we had a dispatcher named Major Minor.

Also, back at my old FBO, guess there was once an asian student that had the nickname, "One-wing-low."

sayagain?;)
 

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