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System Notices
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It has been 448 days since the last post.


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Jeremy Jorgenson
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From: Chicago, IL, USA
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sorry to dredge up an old topic ... but apparently this flight attendant is going to publish a book of her blog.

from her site (same link as Leo's above)

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A novel in blog format, Diary of a Dysfunctional Flight Attendant: The Queen of Sky Blog brings the internet phenomenon of blogging to the traditional publishing world. In the process, a new and exciting genre is born—a genre that allows everyone (even the technologically challenged) to experience the addictive voyeurism of this hip new medium.

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David Buckley
Jedi Master Film Handler

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From: Oxford, N. Canterbury, New Zealand
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 - posted 01-27-2006 11:39 AM      Profile for David Buckley   Author's Homepage   Email David Buckley   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Well, if the London escort Belle de Jour can get her blog published, then why not a fired flight attendent...?

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Louis Bornwasser
Film God

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From: prospect ky usa
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The best way to understand what a company expects of you when you wear your uniform: Think of it as the U. S. flag. This is true of airlines, branches of the service, truck lines, etc. You are perceived as a "representative" of that company in all ways when you are wearing the "identifier;" the uniform. Louis

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