Uhhh...they do.Flying Illini said:Big Wheel's rocked!! I wish they made them for adults! Man those were fun!
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Uhhh...they do.Flying Illini said:Big Wheel's rocked!! I wish they made them for adults! Man those were fun!
Quack said:We have a guy that everyone calls Full Stall Paul...he thinks you have to land a Dash as the stick shaker goes off. Needless to say, he's had at least a few tail strikes and still continues to fly...unbelievable
flx757 said:What can you say...it was a Metro. You did what you had to do to try and keep cool. One time we took some plastic tubing and put it over the eyeball outlets in the "coat closet" and routed them up to the cockpit then stuffed them down our shirts. (Metros got REALLY hot in Texas...).
One of the passengers wrote in to the company asking why the pilots were getting "oxygen" and they weren't.:nuts:
Let us know when he looks at your face kind of funny and then licks his thumb and wipes a smudge off like a dotting mom.mar said:I just flew with a guy who apparently thinks I'm unraveled.
When we met in the hotel lobby for the first time he spotted some loose thread on my belt and quickly snapped it off (the thread). Told me I needed a new belt.
Later in the flight we were talking and I noticed his eyes kept looking down at my sleeve. When I paused he picked some lint (or maybe another thread) from my shirt.
Later, he wanted to know why my left shirt pocket was unbuttoned.
I DON'T KNOW!!! 'Cause that's where I keep my loose threads????
Flechas said:He didn' tell us to do that, he used to do a lot of weird stuff (Still does some). I will never fly with him again.
nyboilermaker said:He's IS great freakin' stick though.
Here's to full stall Paul and The Alien.
GO PDT!
Phaedrus said:Had a very odd FE when I flew the 10 that more often than not told the copilot to "fleer! fleer!" during landing. He was arabic and thus the mispronunciation. I often laughed. He was told on more than one occasion to put a cork in it, but I think it was reflexive for him.
Another FE, as prescribed by our manual, would call out radio altitudes from 100 feet AGL down to 10 feet. His "100" call always made me grin: "One hunyet feet!"
787 said:Back in the day...at a small midwest airport...we at redtail had a list in ops for all the CA's that peed in our cheerios. And for those accustom to ACARS perf data...the 'numbers' were sent only after a nice long wait and numerous calls over the ops freq.
Phaedrus said:Those were USAF chaps.
Standby 1 said:He still does this, bwa ha ha ha. Great fun to mess with him while walking thru terminals - I couldn't resist. I also made a point to bring along a hand-held GPS when I saw I was flying with him....when he started pulling out his extra hand-held radios, etc, I pulled out the GPS and told him "right on!". He never was quite sure if I was messing with him or not. If I ever have to fly with him again (doubtful), I'm bringing along my pink fuzzy dice for the windscreen.
Flew with a CA at a previous airline who was always threatening to end his marital/financial/emotional woes by augering in on the next approach....used to scare the pee out of the FA's. His psych evals were done on a pretty routine basis, but last I heard, he was still there.
Takes all kinds..............
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.Dangerkitty said:USAF folks that could barely speak english?!!?!?!?!? WTF!?!?!?!?!?!?
BigMotorToter said:I once flew with a guy who wittled a wistle out of wood that sounded like a train wistle. He would put on a train conductors hat and blow the wistle over the PA at the end of his PA's, and then say "AAAAALLLLLL ABOOOORED!" I did a 5 day trip listening to this goofball. When I did my PA's, he would count how many times I said "um" and tell me about it. He also gave PA's at night and told everyone if it were daylight you would see the grand canyon etc... usually this was followed by a call from the stews telling him to ease up on the midnight PA's because he was wakeing up everyone.
Inbetween flights, he would go back into first class and break out this harp like instrument that layed on his lap and play songs for the F/A's.
Another guy I flew with was convinced that Y2K (remember that) was going to be the end of the world. He sold everything he had and converted all his cash to gold, thinking that was the only currency that could be used when the world started going crazy (riots, mass hysteria etc...). He said he built an underground bunker which was full of food, ammo etc...that could be selfreliant for 6 months.
I also flew with another wacko who was a huge conspiracy guy. He said that the exaust from cars had a chemical that the Gov. uses as mind control for all the citizens in the U.S., but he takes some herbal supplement that counter acts this chemical. Also told me Mr. Rodgers used to be a special forces trained killer in Vietnam, and the reason he always wore a long sleeved sweater was that it covered up all his tatoo's, also told me Mr Rodgers also used his show to subliminaly control childrens brains.
What's really insane is that these guys all flew a great airplane.
I wonder if there is a message bored for Doctors somewhere with a similar string!?
BigMotorToter said:I once flew with a guy who wittled a wistle out of wood that sounded like a train wistle. He would put on a train conductors hat and blow the wistle over the PA at the end of his PA's, and then say "AAAAALLLLLL ABOOOORED!" I did a 5 day trip listening to this goofball. When I did my PA's, he would count how many times I said "um" and tell me about it. He also gave PA's at night and told everyone if it were daylight you would see the grand canyon etc... usually this was followed by a call from the stews telling him to ease up on the midnight PA's because he was wakeing up everyone.
Inbetween flights, he would go back into first class and break out this harp like instrument that layed on his lap and play songs for the F/A's.
Another guy I flew with was convinced that Y2K (remember that) was going to be the end of the world. He sold everything he had and converted all his cash to gold, thinking that was the only currency that could be used when the world started going crazy (riots, mass hysteria etc...). He said he built an underground bunker which was full of food, ammo etc...that could be selfreliant for 6 months.
I also flew with another wacko who was a huge conspiracy guy. He said that the exaust from cars had a chemical that the Gov. uses as mind control for all the citizens in the U.S., but he takes some herbal supplement that counter acts this chemical. Also told me Mr. Rodgers used to be a special forces trained killer in Vietnam, and the reason he always wore a long sleeved sweater was that it covered up all his tatoo's, also told me Mr Rodgers also used his show to subliminaly control childrens brains.
What's really insane is that these guys all flew a great airplane.
I wonder if there is a message bored for Doctors somewhere with a similar
string!?
Mr Rogers? No....Now Barney on the other hand. Can you say New World Order?also told me Mr Rodgers also used his show to subliminaly control childrens brains.
.BigMotorToter said:. . .<snip>. . .
Another guy I flew with was convinced that Y2K (remember that) was going to be the end of the world. He sold everything he had and converted all his cash to gold, thinking that was the only currency that could be used when the world started going crazy (riots, mass hysteria etc...). He said he built an underground bunker which was full of food, ammo etc...that could be selfreliant for 6 months.. . .<snip>. .
BigMotorToter said:I once flew with a guy who wittled a wistle out of wood that sounded like a train wistle. He would put on a train conductors hat and blow the wistle over the PA at the end of his PA's, and then say "AAAAALLLLLL ABOOOORED!" I did a 5 day trip listening to this goofball. When I did my PA's, he would count how many times I said "um" and tell me about it. He also gave PA's at night and told everyone if it were daylight you would see the grand canyon etc... usually this was followed by a call from the stews telling him to ease up on the midnight PA's because he was wakeing up everyone.
Inbetween flights, he would go back into first class and break out this harp like instrument that layed on his lap and play songs for the F/A's.
HalinTexas said:ATA had the offspring of a very significant aircraft disigner/manufacturer. {cough Lear cough}
Lived in LAS with a showgirl.