What would you do if... ?
02-11-2013, 05:34 AM
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I am a firm believer that if someone does not want me there, I certainly do not want to be there either. The tension it would create would make for a miserable time, and no one could enjoy an event knowing that there was someone there, especially the organizer, who did not want me there to participate. UMO, it is best to just stay away from it, go do your own thing and forget about it. Life is to short to let someone else control your joystick.
02-11-2013, 05:58 AM
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RE: What would you do if... ?
]As for this event / Fun fly . Unfortutately i see this kind of thing happen a lot !
The CD of the event has the right to invite how he or she likes .
The CD of the event has the right to invite how he or she likes .
02-11-2013, 07:37 AM
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Dear Mr Moderator and i3dm -
I liked this thread better when it said "Please delete". Haven't we beat this dead horse enough? i3dm: your experience with this matter is indeed unfortunate...........but........can we please retire this thread to the circular bin?
I liked this thread better when it said "Please delete". Haven't we beat this dead horse enough? i3dm: your experience with this matter is indeed unfortunate...........but........can we please retire this thread to the circular bin?
02-11-2013, 07:39 AM
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RE: What would you do if... ?
maybe this guy is a big a hole i know thair are 2 people that i know that the club should ban from events just becouse when they show up people start getting mad at this guy . you know the tyep the person that thinks they know it all can do it all and no one is better then them and this person cant help but start conflict. ya that person should be kicked for like ever!!!!
02-11-2013, 08:32 AM
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Not enough info for sure. But if it was just a personal beef between 2 guys, the guy who was rejected should take the high road, organize his own fly in and invite the banner of flyers to his event. If nothing else it would show that he is beyond such petty offenses.
02-11-2013, 12:21 PM
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ORIGINAL: MANFRED
Not enough info for sure. But if it was just a personal beef between 2 guys, the guy who was rejected should take the high road, organize his own fly in and invite the banner of flyers to his event. If nothing else it would show that he is beyond such petty offenses.
Not enough info for sure. But if it was just a personal beef between 2 guys, the guy who was rejected should take the high road, organize his own fly in and invite the banner of flyers to his event. If nothing else it would show that he is beyond such petty offenses.
02-11-2013, 12:27 PM
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If this were to happen in the US there would be lawsuits, counter suits, then the ACLU would get involved...
In the end the lawyers would all get rich, several local and federal "feelgood" laws would eventually be passed, both parties would have to undergo "sensitivity training", and a couple of years later there would be a crummy movie about it on the Lifetime network.
In the end the lawyers would all get rich, several local and federal "feelgood" laws would eventually be passed, both parties would have to undergo "sensitivity training", and a couple of years later there would be a crummy movie about it on the Lifetime network.
02-11-2013, 12:45 PM
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RE: What would you do if... ?
ORIGINAL: hooker53
If it was a public area and that happened, I would tell your friend to take legal action.
ORIGINAL: i3dm
Not the case - one of the top builders/pilots in the country in everyone's opinion.
I still ask - what would you do if you were the person left outside ?
ORIGINAL: bluescoobydoo
if the excluded party is a bad pilot/builder he might have a good reason to exclude him as he has a duty of care to the rest of the people at the meeting
if the excluded party is a bad pilot/builder he might have a good reason to exclude him as he has a duty of care to the rest of the people at the meeting
I still ask - what would you do if you were the person left outside ?
02-11-2013, 12:48 PM
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RE: What would you do if... ?
ORIGINAL: flycatch
The organizer was saying "it's my party and your not invited" end of story.
The organizer was saying "it's my party and your not invited" end of story.
I agree. Surely it is the event organisers business who he lets into his event. If it was his event.
Or as an alternative they could both settle for handbags at dawnas a solution
02-11-2013, 01:01 PM
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ORIGINAL: oliveDrab
Dear Mr Moderator and i3dm -
I liked this thread better when it said ''Please delete''. Haven't we beat this dead horse enough? i3dm: your experience with this matter is indeed unfortunate...........but........can we please retire this thread to the circular bin?
Dear Mr Moderator and i3dm -
I liked this thread better when it said ''Please delete''. Haven't we beat this dead horse enough? i3dm: your experience with this matter is indeed unfortunate...........but........can we please retire this thread to the circular bin?
02-11-2013, 03:37 PM
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ORIGINAL: i3dm
i did remove my posts but the moderators brought them back.
ORIGINAL: oliveDrab
Dear Mr Moderator and i3dm -
I liked this thread better when it said ''Please delete''. Haven't we beat this dead horse enough? i3dm: your experience with this matter is indeed unfortunate...........but........can we please retire this thread to the circular bin?
Dear Mr Moderator and i3dm -
I liked this thread better when it said ''Please delete''. Haven't we beat this dead horse enough? i3dm: your experience with this matter is indeed unfortunate...........but........can we please retire this thread to the circular bin?
Come on Mods delete the whole thread for the sake of all our sanities reading this banal rubbish.
Mike
02-11-2013, 04:55 PM
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RE: What would you do if... ?
ORIGINAL: i3dm
Hey guys,
What would you do if someone in your country arranged a jet meeting / fun fly, and told just one local pilot he will not be allowed to enter the field for personal reasons of the orginizer ?
and then set a guard at the entrance to the field in order to prevent this one guy from entering all weekend long ?
If this happend in your home, in your hobby - What would you do if you were him ?
Hey guys,
What would you do if someone in your country arranged a jet meeting / fun fly, and told just one local pilot he will not be allowed to enter the field for personal reasons of the orginizer ?
and then set a guard at the entrance to the field in order to prevent this one guy from entering all weekend long ?
If this happend in your home, in your hobby - What would you do if you were him ?
But there might be a fair reason for excluding this person.. you'dhave to know the the full story...
02-12-2013, 02:32 PM
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ORIGINAL: BaldEagel
Are you saying that the moderators did not give you the option of freedom of choice, I would sue it seems to be the way most US people say is the resolution to all things.
Come on Mods delete the whole thread for the sake of all our sanities reading this banal rubbish.
Mike
ORIGINAL: i3dm
i did remove my posts but the moderators brought them back.
ORIGINAL: oliveDrab
Dear Mr Moderator and i3dm -
I liked this thread better when it said ''Please delete''. Haven't we beat this dead horse enough? i3dm: your experience with this matter is indeed unfortunate...........but........can we please retire this thread to the circular bin?
Dear Mr Moderator and i3dm -
I liked this thread better when it said ''Please delete''. Haven't we beat this dead horse enough? i3dm: your experience with this matter is indeed unfortunate...........but........can we please retire this thread to the circular bin?
Come on Mods delete the whole thread for the sake of all our sanities reading this banal rubbish.
Mike
