newarkblows

It has been a very sad week in aviation. Frustrating to hear the media constantly misreporting the facts and endlessly speculating. My thoughts and prayers go out to those who arent here and to those that are grieving.

Because we need to laugh i was sent this video of a guy about as drunk as many want to be right now.... it is pretty good. cheers and enjoy

Drunk Guy Confuses Pants With His ShirtVideo

JoeyMeatballs

hahah SPEEDO's FTW

This is a good video

captain152

That one put a smile on my face ... I needed that.

Tantalum

Very Nice! Videos like these always crack me up. I am sure many of you have seen this, but this is a great one too:

YouTube - How To Fail A Breathalyzer Test

skidmark

thanks I needed that too.

shiznit

Because I need 25 posts with lots of words.



FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American Airlines said today it is honored by its selection as one of the nation's "Top 50 Employers" by readers of Equal Opportunity magazine in that publication's 16th annual survey. The selection was announced in the winter 2008/2009 issue of the magazine, published this month.
American ranked number 25 on the Top 50 list, the only airline to make the prestigious group. Readers of Equal Opportunity voted for companies they would most prefer to work for or that they believe are progressive in hiring members of minority groups.
Equal Opportunity, thenation's first career magazine for minority college graduates, is read by more than 40,000 members of minority groups, representing students, entry-level workers and professional employees in many career disciplines.
"American is honored and proud to be named one of the country's top 50 employers by readers of Equal Opportunity," said Denise Lynn, American's Vice President - Diversity and Leadership Strategies. "Encouraging and promoting diversity among employees is good for our customers, smart for our business, and perhaps most importantly, the right thing to do as a good corporate citizen."
The top 50 ranking in Equal Opportunity magazine is the latest recognition of American's efforts to encourage diversity and inclusion across all facets of its business. Last year, American was named one of the "Top 60 Companies for Hispanics" by Hispanic Business magazine, one of just two airlines to make the list. American received that designation for the third consecutive year. In addition, for the seventh consecutive year, American received the highest possible score from the Human Rights Campaign, an organization dedicated to promoting and ensuring understanding of gay and lesbian issues through innovative education and communication strategies.
American has a long history of fostering equal employment opportunities for minority employees. In 1963, the airline hired the first African-American flight attendant to fly for a U.S. commercial airline. The first African-American pilot was hired in 1964 and its first female pilot was hired in 1973.
Today, approximately 32 percent of American and American Eagle's domestic employees are minorities and about 40 percent of the two airlines' employees are female.
Diversity efforts at American are guided in part by the company's Diversity Advisory Council, which is comprised of representatives from the 16 Employee Resource Groups at American. Now in its 15th year, the Council helps ensure that American is a good place to work for all employees.
To learn more about American's diversity and inclusion efforts, go to AA.com's "About Us" section and select "Diversity & Inclusion."