Well.....good luck with that! You think he will ever be back here?Originally Posted by italyjumper
Well.....good luck with that! You think he will ever be back here?
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Maybe he was talking about the "herd" of fat hookers that hang out down by the Bahnhof??
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Well we dont really train at all with the guys in Germany. They definitely are working through some pains over there.
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So hows the access to airline stewardesses... uh female flight attendants?
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Ho-ahh!
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Anyone actually ever get upgraded to first class? I never saw it...
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Oh, I'd say it happens quite often. I can personally attest to about 1 out of every 3 getting upgraded if they're in uniform.
That is, if they're escorting a fallen servicemember...
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My brother in-law to be came home for R&R on Halloween and had a layover @ DFW. We were able to get through security and get onto the secure side of things and hang with him for a while before he had to catch his connecting flight to his destination. The gentleman at the gate was kind enough to not only upgrade him to 1st Class, but the other young man who was also on the same flight and serving as well.
Also, for those of you who are NOT aware of it....every year at Alliance Airport, American Airlines holds the SkyBall (2009 was Skyball VII) at one of their hangers. I was able to help with the setup and I must say, it was quite something. I wanted to attend that night, but sadly was unable to. Hopefully I can this year...
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A "immediate family member" on duty with ISAF (international security assistance force) who is ARMY and traveled in multicams was given a FREE FIRST CLASS UPGRADE by american airlines this Monday. I couldn't believe it!! It was a very nice gesture, and I know they appreciated it (having NEVER FLOWN 1st class!)
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The zombie apocolypse started.... oh... yea... nevermind. It was just a necropost.
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`Oh, you can't help that,' said the Cat:`we're all mad here.'"- Lewis Carroll
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I still haven't seen a troop in First Class. I fly a dozen or more times a year and it's First Class 85% of the time. I'm going to start reminding them at the gate.
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