Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
Has anyone shipped their pet using Delta Pet First? Is there some way we can score an employee discount?
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I wondered, what was that Jessie James dude thinking?
And you know she brings home fat stacks of cash.
So, if any one is starting a list or questionable decision making:
Hugh Grant
G W Bush
NBC Executives in charge of Conan O'Brien's contract
Barak O Bama
Jessie James
And you know she brings home fat stacks of cash.
So, if any one is starting a list or questionable decision making:
Hugh Grant
G W Bush
NBC Executives in charge of Conan O'Brien's contract
Barak O Bama
Jessie James
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I wondered, what was that Jessie James dude thinking?
And you know she brings home fat stacks of cash.
So, if any one is starting a list or questionable decision making:
Hugh Grant
G W Bush
NBC Executives in charge of Conan O'Brien's contract
Barak O Bama
Jessie James
And you know she brings home fat stacks of cash.
So, if any one is starting a list or questionable decision making:
Hugh Grant
G W Bush
NBC Executives in charge of Conan O'Brien's contract
Barak O Bama
Jessie James
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Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2009
Position: C560XL/XLS/XLS+
Posts: 1,278
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2011
Position: retired 767(dl)
Posts: 5,739
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2009
Position: C560XL/XLS/XLS+
Posts: 1,278
College football desperately needs a 16 or 32 team playoff, but it will never happen. The undefeated teams all have pretty much easy schedules. Just look at who Ohio State has played, FSU, Bama, Texas Tech, and on and on.
The only thing worse would be AllState nets in the endzones at Neyland.
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Well ... the rest of that story ...
You may remember the story from February of the 60-year-old man who was accused of getting really drunk on a Delta flight from Minneapolis to Atlanta and smacking a toddler and allegedly saying “shut that ni**er baby up” to the child’s mother. Yesterday, he agreed to a plea deal that could result with him serving up to six months behind bars.
The man, now 61, had initially entered a plea of not guilty. He does admit to having had something to drink during the flight, but intended to argue that he was exhausted, emotionally and physically at the time, as he was en route to Atlanta to have his adult son taken off life-support following an intentional insulin overdose that had left the son in a coma.
“He lost a child,” explained his attorney. “And to hear a child scream… he lost it. He was up for 24 hours determining whether to unplug his son.”
The man lost his job at an aerospace contractor after the incident made headlines around the world, and says he has not worked full-time since. He also says he’s been going to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and getting counseling since being arrested.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the plea deal will cap his prison time at six months, half of what he could have faced if found guilty in a trial. He must also continue substance-abuse treatment and undergo anger-management counseling, which the man claims he’s already enrolled in.
The man’s fate will be determined in January when he returns to court for sentencing. His lawyer says her client hopes to receive probation.
“He’s already lost his son and his job,” she explained.
The man, now 61, had initially entered a plea of not guilty. He does admit to having had something to drink during the flight, but intended to argue that he was exhausted, emotionally and physically at the time, as he was en route to Atlanta to have his adult son taken off life-support following an intentional insulin overdose that had left the son in a coma.
“He lost a child,” explained his attorney. “And to hear a child scream… he lost it. He was up for 24 hours determining whether to unplug his son.”
The man lost his job at an aerospace contractor after the incident made headlines around the world, and says he has not worked full-time since. He also says he’s been going to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and getting counseling since being arrested.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the plea deal will cap his prison time at six months, half of what he could have faced if found guilty in a trial. He must also continue substance-abuse treatment and undergo anger-management counseling, which the man claims he’s already enrolled in.
The man’s fate will be determined in January when he returns to court for sentencing. His lawyer says her client hopes to receive probation.
“He’s already lost his son and his job,” she explained.
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