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QuoteYou think passengers would have a problem if I wore my chute on the flight?
The other thing that bothers me is that I would save my ass first, I would be the first idiot to run/hop/skip and or jump over seats to get my ass to the inflatable slide first!!!
Bobbi
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Might raise an eye-brow or two but, latchin' on to that beverage cart and emptying the contacts would definately draw some looks.
Chuck
Always wanted to be a mom and a teacher. It turned out I got to do both at the same time. I love teaching my own kids!
Mrs. WaltAppel
All things work together for good to them that love God...Romans 8:28
All things work together for good to them that love God...Romans 8:28
wanted to be a firefighter, now Im a firefighter/paramedic.....its pretty much the same thing but a lot more Responsibility. I wish I knew then what I know now.
"I Yam what I Yam"
I am not afriad to die, only to die without living.
"I Yam what I Yam"
I am not afriad to die, only to die without living.
riggerrob 643
- Height of less than 6 feet with shoes
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If you are 6' tall and wear any kind of heels, the only place you will be able to stand upright in a Canadair RJ will be at the emergency exit hatch near the front door.
Imagine not being able to stand upright for a couple hours straight. The only saving grace is that CRJs don't carry much fuel.
I pitied the flight attendant on my last CRJ flight: pretty girl, but too tall for her job.
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If you are 6' tall and wear any kind of heels, the only place you will be able to stand upright in a Canadair RJ will be at the emergency exit hatch near the front door.
Imagine not being able to stand upright for a couple hours straight. The only saving grace is that CRJs don't carry much fuel.
I pitied the flight attendant on my last CRJ flight: pretty girl, but too tall for her job.
Um, let's see if I can remember:
-teacher
-model
-writer
Mother to the cutest little thing in the world...
-teacher
-model
-writer
Mother to the cutest little thing in the world...
riggerrob 643
Back in the 1960s, I told my Mom that I wanted to be a: sailor, firefighter, parachutist, airline pilot, aeronautical engineer.
Spent a couple years at sea aboard HMCS Athabascan and HMCS Iroquois.
Attended the Canadian Navy's firefighting school.
Made about 5,000 jumps out of military and civilian aircraft.
The written exam is the last major obstacle between me and a commercial pilot license. Even studied for a couple of hours yesterday.
Have read more books on aircraft design than you can shake a stick at. Can talk your ear off about aircraft design, just can't put it into numbers.
Spent a couple years at sea aboard HMCS Athabascan and HMCS Iroquois.
Attended the Canadian Navy's firefighting school.
Made about 5,000 jumps out of military and civilian aircraft.
The written exam is the last major obstacle between me and a commercial pilot license. Even studied for a couple of hours yesterday.
Have read more books on aircraft design than you can shake a stick at. Can talk your ear off about aircraft design, just can't put it into numbers.
mathias 0
QuoteWell that leave me out...I'm 6'1" 1/2, WITHOUT shoes.
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Bobbi
Flight Attendant Full Time - Regular posted 01.17.06
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Seattle, WA
Los Angeles, CA
Requirements
REPORTS TO: Inflight Supervisor
PRINCIPAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Responsible for preparing the aircraft for passengers
- Greeting passengers, verifying ticket and seating assignments, and carry on baggage stowage and security
- Explain and demonstrate use of safety equipment and procedures
- Prepare and serve meals and beverages, collect money for certain beverages
- Answers questions regarding flight schedules and points out places of interest.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:
- Embody the Alaska Spirit and conduct oneself with Integrity, Resourcefulness, Professionalism and Caring
- Uncompromising dedication to safety
- Able to relocate to any of our flight attendant bases: Los Angeles, or Seattle
- At least 21 years of age and able to serve alcohol
- Able to reach 80 vertical inches
- Able to swim 90 feet assisted with a life vest
- Posses a high school diploma or equivalent
- At least 2 years of customer or community service experience
- Non-user of all nicotine products for at least the last six months (requirement may vary depending upon location)
- Flexible to work varied schedules, including nights, weekends, and holidays
- US citizen or registered alien with the legal right to accept employment
- Able to attend 5-6 weeks of unpaid training in Seattle if selected
- Able to demonstrate the physical ability to perform the duties of a flight attendant
- Must possess adaptability to perform a variety of duties, dealing with people, and performing effectively under stress
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
For specific physical requirements, please contact the Recruiter.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Horizon only flies regional aircraft so anybody over 6ft won't really fit all that well , major airlines have bigger planes and therefor can also have bigger flight attendants
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Ingen minns en fegis!
cocheese 0
QuoteUm, let's see if I can remember:
-teacher
-model
-writer
2 out of three ain't bad. Now teach me something.
I wanted to be a model, then a lawyer and then a teacher.
I am none of those.
I am none of those.
namgrunt 0
this is NOT a smart ass answer
when I was 18/19 i was in the army and ALL I wanted to be when I grew up was alive
then life just whent where it wanted to go
we have so little control over our future
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when I was 18/19 i was in the army and ALL I wanted to be when I grew up was alive
then life just whent where it wanted to go
we have so little control over our future
..
59 YEARS,OVERWEIGHT,BALDIND,X-GRUNT
LAST MIL. JUMP VIET-NAM(QUAN-TRI)
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LAST MIL. JUMP VIET-NAM(QUAN-TRI)
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kbordson 8
A pirate... but no raping, pillaging or murdering.... just a big ship and saying "arrrrgggghhh!" a lot.
Quotethis is NOT a smart ass answer
when I was 18/19 i was in the army and ALL I wanted to be when I grew up was alive
then life just whent where it wanted to go
we have so little control over our future
..
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An 18 - 19 yr. old, should not have to think like that.
Thank you, for what you did and glad you grew-up... alive!
Chuck
QuoteA pirate... but no raping, pillaging or murdering.... just a big ship and saying "arrrrgggghhh!" a lot.
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No raping, pillaging? That's not being a pirate... that's a Long John Silver's commercial!
Chuck
I always wanted to be an engineer and ended up in software. This makes me a fourth generation professional nerd: ny father is a chemical engineer, my grandfather was an electrical engineer, and my great grandfather was a a geophysicist.
Sheeesh, a bunch of smart dudes in your family! Sometimes theres just no way to break out of "what is going to be will be". Can't stop the natural progression of things. If it is in your blood....
Bobbi
Bobbi
A miracle is not defined by an event. A miracle is defined by gratitude.
Lindsey 0
When I grow up I want to be an old woman....a really, really, really old old woman.
lol...
When I was a kid I wanted to be a doctor. Heh....I took the round about route, but now I'm a doctor :)
linz
lol...
When I was a kid I wanted to be a doctor. Heh....I took the round about route, but now I'm a doctor :)
linz
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A conservative is just a liberal who's been mugged. A liberal is just a conservative who's been to jail
A conservative is just a liberal who's been mugged. A liberal is just a conservative who's been to jail
I never want to grow up! Right now i'm a sheetmetal worker and welder. After I reitre in July I plan on doing glass etching with sand blasting and get back into drawing. (some of my past drawing)
Dumpster 0
I grew wanting to do pretty much what I'm doing now, pulling wrenches, welding, fixing and building stuff, working with my hands and my head. And hanging from parachutes. I had a big fascination with parachutes and kites when I was a kid. So, I guess grew up to be exactly what I wanted!
Damn, I'm lucky!
Easy Does It
Damn, I'm lucky!
Easy Does It
yamtx73 0
I know the 1 thing I didn't want to be when I grew up... I didn't want to be old
The only naturals in this sport shit thru feathers...
I always wanted to be a teacher. Currently I'm a paralegal but I plan on going back to school to fulfill my dream.
One who looks for a friend without faults will have none. -- Hasidic Saying
One who looks for a friend without faults will have none. -- Hasidic Saying
Calvin19 0
A base jumper. I saw it on Tv when i was 13 i didnt really watch tv after that, there was no point. now its 7 years later and im 3 years into it.
labrys 0
I wanted to be a professional stage manager...joined the Navy to get money for college and ended up in engineering instead.
Owned by Remi #?
BillyVance 34
QuoteI always wanted to be an engineer and ended up in software. This makes me a fourth generation professional nerd: ny father is a chemical engineer, my grandfather was an electrical engineer, and my great grandfather was a a geophysicist.
I'm kinda the black sheep in my nerdy family.
Dad was a chemical engineer, graduated top 5 from Vanderbilt U. His dad was a water systems engineer. My brother is a software/hardware engineer.
I'm a lowly drafter but was making a nice $39K salary until I got canned. Now I'm just content to be a house-husband and stay-at-home-dad-to-be.
"Mediocre people don't like high achievers, and high achievers don't like mediocre people." - SIX TIME National Champion coach Nick Saban
Actually, since I started College I wanted to grow up to be a student... (the only problem I had with that was the pay, or lack there of...)
I like learning stuff...
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