121.500 Shenanigans

[eorange]

Just heard a rooster crowing followed by morning military reveille!

 

[vagrant]

That's new. I get the regular stuff of late, meow, gaaaaard, etc.

 

[xms3200]

I heard the Rooster also this morning....with all these new young pilots, the wheel of "maturity" is still spinning!!!!

 

[eorange]

Why assume they're new young pilots? I'd think just the opposite. New pilots probably aren't apt to anger the FAA with stupid games.

 

[trimmerj]

That's new. I get the regular stuff of late, meow, gaaaaard, etc.

I'm hearing "Meow" in the Baltimore/Washington area. Booming signal. Where are you hearing it?

 

[N4GEX]

I've been hearing "meow" on 121.5 in central NC for years. A few years ago there was a period where I would hear "Let's Go, Brandon" at least once a day.

 

[vagrant]

It’s a common thing all over. I am in California. My favorite was a particular pilot that would go through his whole spiel to the passengers before landing. Randy, that was his name. I heard it on three or four occasions, so I wonder how often he made that error.

 

[xms3200]

Airline pilots have told me if they are on a late night flight and need some entertainment, they tune in 121.5

 

[exkalibur]

Airline pilots have told me if they are on a late night flight and need some entertainment, they tune in 121.5

They're required to maintain watch on it, are they not?

 

[xms3200]

Yes they do maintain a listening watch on it while getting entertained

 

[eorange]

 

[BinaryMode]

If I amassed the minimum 1,500 hours of required flight time to do that I would totally play Austin Powers saying: "who - does - number - two - work - for.... who does number two woooork for?"

And then right around the holidays it be this: Boss - Clyp

I can dream can't I?

Edit-

That kittie has to be a Comcast customer support Rep. Just has to be.