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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

Mine is "Lead Follow or get out of the way"! It simply means, if you don't know what you are doing, than move aside and let someone who does get it done... What does yours mean?

follow move

lead

motto

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PushTheButtonFrank "What, me worry?"

31 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

After 911 there was so much concern of getting cockpit doors reinforced, arming pilots, training flight crews in self defense, and let’s not forget those out right constitutional violations. But, where are we now, are the airports...

airlines

safety

security

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momofvma Here is my take on this, I have flown since 911 and I have felt totally safe, the security at the airports is pretty tight and even though there are long lines and many upset people because they have to take off there shoes, and there coats and have to have...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

After 911 there was so much concern of getting cockpit doors reinforced, arming pilots, training flight crews in self defense, and let’s not forget those out right constitutional violations. But, where are we now, are the airports...

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SoulEraser most of the time, protocols are being followed, however terrorists have always researched and studied so that they will be able to exploit that single flaw the security have failed to cover. nothing is infallible, but no doubt airline safety now is being...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

After 911 there was so much concern of getting cockpit doors reinforced, arming pilots, training flight crews in self defense, and let’s not forget those out right constitutional violations. But, where are we now, are the airports...

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Ambur25 I have never been on a plane and never had to deal with the "safety features" that are now in play in air ports. I think after 911, people are glad that there are more security features. But, there are people who still complain that it takes too long. But,...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

After 911 there was so much concern of getting cockpit doors reinforced, arming pilots, training flight crews in self defense, and let’s not forget those out right constitutional violations. But, where are we now, are the airports...

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JC1969 I do not think we will ever be able to 100% secure our airports and airlines. Some of the measures taken are band-aids, and will do nothing more than to make people think they are safer, while possibly infringing on constitutional rights in the process. Unless...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

After 911 there was so much concern of getting cockpit doors reinforced, arming pilots, training flight crews in self defense, and let’s not forget those out right constitutional violations. But, where are we now, are the airports...

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blueman i do think they are a lot safer then when these measures were not taken though you have to bear the inconvenience for security sake but thats only for the good of you. there can be some loopholes left but in public security i do not think you can have perfect...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

After 911 there was so much concern of getting cockpit doors reinforced, arming pilots, training flight crews in self defense, and let’s not forget those out right constitutional violations. But, where are we now, are the airports...

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Azereus The whole system is a waste of money just implemented to reassure passengers. Honestly, nearly every "security" guard ive met is incompetent and are draining the economy.

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

I bet the American public doesn't even know that their Air Force is being used to fill ground troop positions for the Army...Come on how many really knew this? Why is the Air Force sizing down to the point where it won't be able...

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momofvma All I can say is that I agree with you and our government and "leader" have screwed up this nation terrible, we are going backward to times when I was growing up where our economy sucked and we were in trouble we are heading back that way and our President...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

How many times have you been wronged by a business, but couldn't do much about it? Let me give you an example; item is priced wrong in your favor. Cashier may argue that the correct price is $$$$. You say let me speak to the...

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JC1969 The original customer was not saying the customer is always right as you assume. See, there once was a time where customers who had a discrepency were treated with more respect. However, today, it is very rare to see this in business. It use to be a highly...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

How many times have you been wronged by a business, but couldn't do much about it? Let me give you an example; item is priced wrong in your favor. Cashier may argue that the correct price is $$$$. You say let me speak to the...

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momofvma Well in the few places that this has happened they have always given it to me at the price on the package because it is there mistake. In Erie County in New York State if they charge you the wrong price then what is on the sticker and you notice it after they...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

How many of us have had the opportunity to taste real authentic Italian pizza from Italy? I’m sure there's a few. But, what's the difference, size, sauce, flavor, shape, dough, the box its put in, etc? Please, exclude Dominoes,...

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momofvma I have never been to Italy to have "real" pizza from there, however I agree that fast food chains like Pizza hut, Dominoes are not the same thing and Pizza in buffalo New York is way different then pizza across the country. When we have been on vacations and...

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

How many of us have had the opportunity to taste real authentic Italian pizza from Italy? I’m sure there's a few. But, what's the difference, size, sauce, flavor, shape, dough, the box its put in, etc? Please, exclude Dominoes,...

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JC1969 mmmmmm...my favorite pizza is the white pizza: mozzarella, ricotta, a drizzle of olive oil and some fresh garlic. Here in Italy, I love the pizza topped with mozzarella and cooked potato, it sounds weird but it is delicious.

14 Dec 06

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Coolbre452 @Coolbre452 (25) • United States 10 Dec 06

How many of us have had the opportunity to taste real authentic Italian pizza from Italy? I’m sure there's a few. But, what's the difference, size, sauce, flavor, shape, dough, the box its put in, etc? Please, exclude Dominoes,...

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JC1969 I guess growing up in downstate New York makes me a bit bias on pizza. I say, "If it hasn't been made in an authentic Italian pizzeria, then it isn't real pizza." So, I am definitely in agreement with you about places like Dominoes, pizza hut...etc, as they...

14 Dec 06

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