I love how Wagner pretty much admits at the end there that the whole situation will be hushed up and swept under the rug.Originally posted by: kuk
American Airlines seems to be having a lot of problems with its pilots.
Originally posted by: dtyn
Oh no! He mentioned something about religion.![]()
Who cares? People are too sensitive.
Originally posted by: MacBaine
Originally posted by: dtyn
Oh no! He mentioned something about religion.![]()
Who cares? People are too sensitive.
Are you an idiot or just stupid?
Originally posted by: ergeorge
Yea, saw this in the paper also![]()
I had a situation like this once, although not solicited by the pilot. On rollout on a L.A. to Alabama flight, the guy next to me decided to take issue with my reading material, The Blind Watchmaker, by Richard Dawkins ... a book on evolution. I'm holding the book, but not reading it at the moment. He reaches over, pokes at the book and announces "You don't actually believe that stuff do you?" **sigh**
Was a long flight.
From what I have heard and read none of the passengers appreciated it.Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: MacBaine
Originally posted by: dtyn
Oh no! He mentioned something about religion.![]()
Who cares? People are too sensitive.
Are you an idiot or just stupid?
Are you a dumbass or just a fvcktard?
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
From what I have heard and read none of the passengers appreciated it.Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: MacBaine
Originally posted by: dtyn
Oh no! He mentioned something about religion.![]()
Who cares? People are too sensitive.
Are you an idiot or just stupid?
Are you a dumbass or just a fvcktard?
LOL, it's better than Pilots getting snockered at the Bar prior to a flightOriginally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
From what I have heard and read none of the passengers appreciated it.Originally posted by: dtyn
Originally posted by: MacBaine
Originally posted by: dtyn
Oh no! He mentioned something about religion.![]()
Who cares? People are too sensitive.
Are you an idiot or just stupid?
Are you a dumbass or just a fvcktard?
I wouldn't expect them to. He shouldn't have done it, but it's hardly a big deal.
Originally posted by: ScottyB
Someone should have shouted, "A religious fanatic has taken over the plane." Then a bunch of people could have ran up and killed him before something happend.
Originally posted by: ScottyB
Originally posted by: ergeorge
Yea, saw this in the paper also![]()
I had a situation like this once, although not solicited by the pilot. On rollout on a L.A. to Alabama flight, the guy next to me decided to take issue with my reading material, The Blind Watchmaker, by Richard Dawkins ... a book on evolution. I'm holding the book, but not reading it at the moment. He reaches over, pokes at the book and announces "You don't actually believe that stuff do you?" **sigh**
Was a long flight.
You should have poked him in the head and asked, "You don't really use that do you?"
You'd say that because you are one of those annoying Evangelitical Fund A Mental Case Wankers who believes in annoying everyone around them with their Religious Beliefs. For you to say otherwise would be criticizing your own behavior.Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
It's so incredibly sad that a man can't discuss his religious beliefs with others nowadays or even MAKE A SUGGESTION that others do so.
Oh, and for anyone who wants to bring up the whole "captive audience argument" don't bother. Every single person chose to be on that flight and, last time I checked this was still the U.S. of A. and we still have a First Amendment which guarantees the right to free speech and religion.
As far as the "appropriateness" of his comments (i.e. timing or wording) I'm not aware of any law which prohibits doing such a thing on an airplane, and even if there was it would be unconstitutional anyway.
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
It's so incredibly sad that a man can't discuss his religious beliefs with others nowadays or even MAKE A SUGGESTION that others do so.
Oh, and for anyone who wants to bring up the whole "captive audience argument" don't bother. Every single person chose to be on that flight and, last time I checked this was still the U.S. of A. and we still have a First Amendment which guarantees the right to free speech and religion.
As far as the "appropriateness" of his comments (i.e. timing or wording) I'm not aware of any law which prohibits doing such a thing on an airplane, and even if there was it would be unconstitutional anyway.
Why didn't you just tell him to STFU?Originally posted by: ergeorge
Originally posted by: ScottyB
Originally posted by: ergeorge
Yea, saw this in the paper also![]()
I had a situation like this once, although not solicited by the pilot. On rollout on a L.A. to Alabama flight, the guy next to me decided to take issue with my reading material, The Blind Watchmaker, by Richard Dawkins ... a book on evolution. I'm holding the book, but not reading it at the moment. He reaches over, pokes at the book and announces "You don't actually believe that stuff do you?" **sigh**
Was a long flight.
You should have poked him in the head and asked, "You don't really use that do you?"
LoL ... wish I'd have thought of that.
Actually, I tried to change the topic, but he would have none of that. Then I tried to engage him on the facts of the debate, which of course got nowhere. He had absolutely no understanding of the theory of evolution, but condemned out of hand ... cuz the bible tells me so .... Finally, somewhere over Texas, I handed him the book and said he should read it and get back to me when he had some idea about what he was debating. His reply was something to the effect that he didn't have to understand evololution to know that it was wrong.
Whatever ... he persisted, but I ignored him for the rest of the flight. Was a packed flight, so I couldn't find another seat.
Off topic, but I had to get on a puddle jumper from Al to Eglin AFB from there. Very small plane ... so small that, being in the window seat, the fuselage curved around so much that I was forced to partially lean into the next seat. Then who should sit down next to me but some huge, fat, smelly, greasy guy who looked (and smelled) like he hadn't showered since his hippie hay days back in the 60s. Was so bad I could hardly breathe. Was a lousy day.
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
It's so incredibly sad that a man can't discuss his religious beliefs with others nowadays or even MAKE A SUGGESTION that others do so.
Oh, and for anyone who wants to bring up the whole "captive audience argument" don't bother. Every single person chose to be on that flight and, last time I checked this was still the U.S. of A. and we still have a First Amendment which guarantees the right to free speech and religion.
As far as the "appropriateness" of his comments (i.e. timing or wording) I'm not aware of any law which prohibits doing such a thing on an airplane, and even if there was it would be unconstitutional anyway.
Last I knew, an airplane wasn't a CHURCH meant for PREACHING!
And "crazy non-Christians"? I would rather not be insulted by some relgious zealot, thanks.
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
It's so incredibly sad that a man can't discuss his religious beliefs with others nowadays or even MAKE A SUGGESTION that others do so.
Oh, and for anyone who wants to bring up the whole "captive audience argument" don't bother. Every single person chose to be on that flight and, last time I checked this was still the U.S. of A. and we still have a First Amendment which guarantees the right to free speech and religion.
As far as the "appropriateness" of his comments (i.e. timing or wording) I'm not aware of any law which prohibits doing such a thing on an airplane, and even if there was it would be unconstitutional anyway.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Why didn't you just tell him to STFU?Originally posted by: ergeorge
Originally posted by: ScottyB
Originally posted by: ergeorge
Yea, saw this in the paper also![]()
I had a situation like this once, although not solicited by the pilot. On rollout on a L.A. to Alabama flight, the guy next to me decided to take issue with my reading material, The Blind Watchmaker, by Richard Dawkins ... a book on evolution. I'm holding the book, but not reading it at the moment. He reaches over, pokes at the book and announces "You don't actually believe that stuff do you?" **sigh**
Was a long flight.
You should have poked him in the head and asked, "You don't really use that do you?"
LoL ... wish I'd have thought of that.
Actually, I tried to change the topic, but he would have none of that. Then I tried to engage him on the facts of the debate, which of course got nowhere. He had absolutely no understanding of the theory of evolution, but condemned out of hand ... cuz the bible tells me so .... Finally, somewhere over Texas, I handed him the book and said he should read it and get back to me when he had some idea about what he was debating. His reply was something to the effect that he didn't have to understand evololution to know that it was wrong.
Whatever ... he persisted, but I ignored him for the rest of the flight. Was a packed flight, so I couldn't find another seat.
Off topic, but I had to get on a puddle jumper from Al to Eglin AFB from there. Very small plane ... so small that, being in the window seat, the fuselage curved around so much that I was forced to partially lean into the next seat. Then who should sit down next to me but some huge, fat, smelly, greasy guy who looked (and smelled) like he hadn't showered since his hippie hay days back in the 60s. Was so bad I could hardly breathe. Was a lousy day.
Originally posted by: Flyermax2k3
Originally posted by: ScottyB
Someone should have shouted, "A religious fanatic has taken over the plane." Then a bunch of people could have ran up and killed him before something happend.
Boy, these "let's kill religious fanatics" jokes sure are getting old. I, for one, take offense to these and any other jokes about murdering *anyone*. When did it become P.C. to make jokes about killing people? Guess I was absent from class that day...
