Not sure JM, someone posted up on Facebook pictures a big military plane that may have flown over with them. So maybe they were all piled into that thing.
I picked a bloody good day for the plane to break down in Ceduna… Just got home 16 hours after starting. Think I might take tomorrow off… Image Unavailable, Please Login
Don't worry, when Xi JInping takes over, you can denounce Steve as a class enemy! Image Unavailable, Please Login
No. The engineer was on the phone from his air-conditioned office telling me what to do while I crawled around on the tarmac under the aircraft (probably 55 degrees) doing this and that troubleshooting so that when he did arrive he knew what was wrong. Thanks to me doing that and nearly dying in the process by the time he got there at 9.30pm it was dark and only 40 degrees and it took about 5 minutes to fix. Bloody engineers!
That's not funny. You should said you were sitting in an air-conditioned office, snorting coke off a hooker's bare backside, while some underpaid minion did all the real work. After all, it's what Greg does!
PC12 mate. One of the other guys took the 24 to Darwin yesterday so I got stuck doing the local stuff. I also agreed to cover part of a later shift due to sick leave and it was only because of that I went to Ceduna at all! If I’d just done my original shift I would have been home with my feet up by 2pm! On the plus side, I’ve now given myself today off (41 again) and back on the jet tomorrow.
So the moral from that story is **** trying to help everyone else and just look after yourself Enjoy your day off mate!
Pilots, self-centred, egotistical, arrogant, useless tw@ts ........ apart from Steve or Gary, of course
Exactly! Thanks mate. It’s not the bloody RAAF, you know. Not to mention even I’m not stupid enough to get on an aircraft that I’d tinkered with… fixed
Always a wise move ............... reminded me of a funny time we were travelling back from the US and the weather radar was playing up on a C-130 we were on as we taxiied onto the runway, ... pilot goes back to terminal, gets radar boys to fix it ... radar guys say to me , "let's get on another plane, this one will **** up again very soon !!" Classic example of don't fly on aircraft you fix
Greg popped in to Adelaide today. Landed right in front of me while I was waiting to take off in my poverty spec aircraft. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Mate of mine has come up with a great idea to avoid the masses ........... you put ear pods in and hold your phone and if anyone tries to talk to him he points at the phone
