The Walk of Shame... A F/C Confession
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Originally Posted by planeluvr
Well indeed. I believe that might be the first person who ever was awarded a bachelors degree pre-conception. The MBA from Harvard to a one year old is not terribly surprising though.
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Originally Posted by planeluvr
LOL, I saw this too and wondered... Why lie about your background? I personally could care less what his education or work background is.
Oh, and I'm a fellow Quaker - Penn Class of 1992. But then again, who cares... Some of the smartest, most succesful people I work with only graduated from high school. I may have gone to an Ivy Leauge University, but I know several people roughly my age that never went to college or dropped out that have far more success than me.
Just be yourself...
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Originally Posted by asicguy
Oh, and I'm a fellow Quaker - Penn Class of 1992. But then again, who cares...
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Originally Posted by Djlawman
You're right--no one cares----- about Penn! LOL.
Djlawman
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Djlawman
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Your my neighbor. I'm in Mt Laurel. Stop the Penn jokes or else!!!
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I want to bring up a point about the baggage space some of you mentioned earlier. It is true that you can just wait until all the others have gone onboard, and subsequently give up overhead storage bin availability. I try to avoid checking bags at all cost due to the fact that at most airports, the wait for checked bags to arrive in the baggage claim is often 45 minutes to an hour (even at regional airports???????). If it were guaranteed to be 10-20 minutes or your money back, I'd probably check my bag and just carry on my book or magazine. But staring at a baggage carosel waiting for it to start when I know I could have just crammed my bag into an overhead bin just bugs the crap out of me. And I usually only have one bag, not the two or three that some people try to tote on. Come on people, get a grip. That huge rolling monstrosity that can hardly even be lifted off the ground does not belong above your seatmates head where it can come crashing down in a good bout of turbulence.
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Originally Posted by GadgetFreak
Well, I hope it is okay if I post in this forum. I dont want to upset people by my presence here. But I feel that it might be okay since I was a long time CP and I believe I am correcting a factual error in the OP and not in any way being critical of the astonishing, effective and loveable management team in Tempe.
The CP "Walk of Shame" is NOT sitting in first and watching others walk to coach. The CP "Walk of Shame" is when YOU as a CP are walking back to coach for whatever terrible reason.
In terms of what the OP incorrectly described, my favorite experience with that was on a LGA-DCA shuttle, sitting in first and watching Joe Biden walk back to coach.
The CP "Walk of Shame" is NOT sitting in first and watching others walk to coach. The CP "Walk of Shame" is when YOU as a CP are walking back to coach for whatever terrible reason.
In terms of what the OP incorrectly described, my favorite experience with that was on a LGA-DCA shuttle, sitting in first and watching Joe Biden walk back to coach.
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Ihatesat
Ok, so I'm bored, stuck on what has to be the worlds most boring conf call. Since I'm trying to do anything to stay awake, I did some research on our friend IHATESAT:
Please see the following posts for further details:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=546211
Claims he went to Penn in 1982 and Harvard MBA in 1986
Then...
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showt...26#post5664926
See post number 58. The date is April 21, 2006 and he claims to be 16 years old roughly 3 years ago. That would make him 19 right now. So, if we are to believe he graduated Penn in 1982, he would have been approx negative 5 years old!
Yeah, I know I have way to much free time on my hands right now, but like I said, I am on the worlds most boring conf call!
Sorry IHATESAT, but these claims pretty much invalidate anything useful you've ever posted. There's no need to lie about your background. All of us share at least one thing in common, we all travel WAY to much on US Airways!
Please see the following posts for further details:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=546211
Claims he went to Penn in 1982 and Harvard MBA in 1986
Then...
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showt...26#post5664926
See post number 58. The date is April 21, 2006 and he claims to be 16 years old roughly 3 years ago. That would make him 19 right now. So, if we are to believe he graduated Penn in 1982, he would have been approx negative 5 years old!
Yeah, I know I have way to much free time on my hands right now, but like I said, I am on the worlds most boring conf call!
Sorry IHATESAT, but these claims pretty much invalidate anything useful you've ever posted. There's no need to lie about your background. All of us share at least one thing in common, we all travel WAY to much on US Airways!
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2 things I gotta say:
1) IHATESAT could be 2 people sharing an account, though silly it may be possible. But with the whole speculation about lies, and at least Im the annyoing-hated by most on US FT forum- but honest person here.
2) May we get back on topic. I see that people here on FT are sometimes a bit too nosy. Leave IHATESAT alone, you dont know his story, and it is incredibly rude for many of you too dig up stuff on other people, criticize or attack people.
About the topic, confession of a F/C pax. Im 16, so when I get upgraded to F, espcially on those ORD-PHL flights were all other pax or businessmen, I get very dirty looks from people in suits in ties. I try to avoid staring at people, but I always scan to see what kind of people are flying. Sometime I do hear: "Man, that should be my seat" saying and pointing at me. I realy hate that but smile to myself.
1) IHATESAT could be 2 people sharing an account, though silly it may be possible. But with the whole speculation about lies, and at least Im the annyoing-hated by most on US FT forum- but honest person here.
2) May we get back on topic. I see that people here on FT are sometimes a bit too nosy. Leave IHATESAT alone, you dont know his story, and it is incredibly rude for many of you too dig up stuff on other people, criticize or attack people.
About the topic, confession of a F/C pax. Im 16, so when I get upgraded to F, espcially on those ORD-PHL flights were all other pax or businessmen, I get very dirty looks from people in suits in ties. I try to avoid staring at people, but I always scan to see what kind of people are flying. Sometime I do hear: "Man, that should be my seat" saying and pointing at me. I realy hate that but smile to myself.
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I have been known to sit in my F seat and observe the MOTOS boarding the aircraft. Las Vegas is a great city to travel from
KGB ^ for your post above. LOL!
KGB ^ for your post above. LOL!