PSA Street Captains?

If I had to fly with @Polar742, I'd be pretty tired too. Can he even reach the gear handle during your legs? :)
Unfortunately since @Polar742 is such a hack, my company thinks he needs the practice more than I do. So, he's having to take all the landings on our pairing. I just need to make a sign that I can hold up at 10' that says FLARE in big bright colors. :D

Anyway, I'm up from my nap and much less cranky. I usually really, really, really dislike the domestic night freight stuff (it kicks your ass up, down, and sideways), but I'm getting an 84 hour layover at home this weekend. I can tolerate it enough to do that. :)
 
My wife is so short her arm length was initially too short for flight school. A sympathetic flight surgeon asked her how much she wanted flight school. A lot, she responded. He told her to sit tight. He came back with the two biggest male nurses he could find and said "This may hurt a little." She stood against the wall, one grabbed her right wrist, the other her left wrist, they yanked hard and she passed. Barely.

I remember seeing an ensign one day while refueling at 79J. She was in a TH57 and, when I looked in from the outside, the top of the dog house went right through the center of her visor.

I met another pilot who was prior service and jumped out of perfectly good airplanes for some unknown reason. She had a cigarette roll and broke her ankle. At her next physical she was over 1" shorter.
 
I remember seeing an ensign one day while refueling at 79J. She was in a TH57 and, when I looked in from the outside, the top of the dog house went right through the center of her visor.

I met another pilot who was prior service and jumped out of perfectly good airplanes for some unknown reason. She had a cigarette roll and broke her ankle. At her next physical she was over 1" shorter.

I actually lost about 3/4" of height during my time flying high-G airplanes (I'm sure aging 20 years during that time, too, didn't help).
 
I remember seeing an ensign one day while refueling at 79J. She was in a TH57 and, when I looked in from the outside, the top of the dog house went right through the center of her visor.

I met another pilot who was prior service and jumped out of perfectly good airplanes for some unknown reason. She had a cigarette roll and broke her ankle. At her next physical she was over 1" shorter.

My wife actually jumped out of perfectly good airplanes too before flight school (parachute rigger), but never had any incidents. Flying the OH-58D she has to use seat cushions. But she also consistently won "Top Gun" during gunnery.
I like putting cookies on a high shelf then watching her try to get them. Of course it usually results in getting "that look".
 
Don't take any crap from @dasleben. Because if you give that bastard free-reign, you're just dropping that problem into another captain's hands.

CRUSH HIS SPIRIT!

Do lots of "Sit… Stay…. Sit….Stay" with a treat on his nose, just like the dog he is to reinforce your superiority. :)


:sarcasm:

We're challenging each other to extreme positive thinking to be #Tier1 material.
 
We're challenging each other to extreme positive thinking to be #Tier1 material.
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"Are you an effective team?"

 
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