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We had a captain at PSA that used to put a rubber chicken under the
windshield wiper as he was taxiing in to the gate. One day the company president saw the chicken and told Bogle to knock it off, no more rubber chickens. The next day the aircraft rolled in to the gate with a "for sale" sign in the window. Jim "Mortimer Schnerd, RN" mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com wrote in message ... We snicker at the idea but I used to have a maintenance chief who would dress up in a captain's uniform when he went bar hopping. He claimed it was an excellent chick magnet. Didn't do much for the company image but we were air cargo so I guess nobody gave a damn. |
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![]() RST Engineering wrote: We had a captain at PSA that used to put a rubber chicken under the windshield wiper as he was taxiing in to the gate. One day the company president saw the chicken and told Bogle to knock it off, no more rubber chickens. The next day the aircraft rolled in to the gate with a "for sale" sign in the window. Another great application for the classic rubber chicken gag... I'd bet Herb Kelleher from SWA would encourage such behavior - maybe not the "for sale" sign, as it'd probably start a slew of merger/consolidation rumors : ) |
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