Supervisor in the hanger at work had a proper go at me today. I needed to use the tug to pull our test-rig heli out onto the apron for a ground run, but the old girl was a non-starter, so I have a look, no sparks, check the points (yes it has points!), clean said burned points, reset gap, away she goes. So now he rocks up, and asks what I'm doing, explanation no good, apparently I should have asked his permission before doing anything to a peice of hanger equipment yadda yadda ask an adult first.
Really pissed me off I must say.
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Got a bollocking at work today, nice to be appreciated...
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Throw him at the rotor blades.
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Now now. You don't really work with helicopters do you? You are a help-desk IT person like the rest of STW!
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should you not be working instead of chatting on internet forums during work (lazy fecker) no wonder he had a go.
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Sorry f-m, working "nights" here in NZ, so I'm at home with a bevvie just now.
Somebody has to do some real work hora, am I allowed to stay on the forum? Posted 2 years ago # -
I apologise enjoy your bevvie and go in tomorrow and kick him in the nuts then.
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am I allowed to stay on the forum?
Indeed you bring up our mental average
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What do you think you are doing, you maniac? Your training is in Helicopters - how can you possibly know how to get a tractor engine going.
The world's gone mad I tell thee. I thought it was just us in the UK, but you've confirmed that 'the plague' has spread all the way round now.
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Strangely enough dave, I AM qualified to work on automotive, but not on helicopters. Go figure.
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very good Hora.
chooper-t, you are Walter Mitty.
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:-)Yeah vinnyeh, really I'm just playing Flightsim: The Overhaul Depot, whilst my helpdesk manager isn't looking.
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I prefer to think of helicopters as "Do it yourself paraplegic kits" rather than a safe form of human transport.
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duir - Member
I prefer to think of helicopters as "Do it yourself paraplegic kits" rather than a safe form of human transport.
Ditto, anything that flies is really a deathtrap. Apart from birds, although they are pretty dangerous.
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And Dragons
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oldgit - Member
And Dragons
Not so. All Dragons are friendly, the knights have slain all the nasty ones.
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