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Not a cartoon other than we're living in a cartoon and this is pretty funny...
I monitor the airplane "gaurd" frequency 121.5 Mhz AM. Normally used to communicate aircraft related issues.
A few moments ago I just heard someone transmit "Let's go Brandon" in a very cheeky tone. Probably from some pilot in a Friday mood. Either that or a radio nerd but it is not a common frequency for people like that to play around on.
I monitor the airplane "gaurd" frequency 121.5 Mhz AM. Normally used to communicate aircraft related issues.
A few moments ago I just heard someone transmit "Let's go Brandon" in a very cheeky tone. Probably from some pilot in a Friday mood. Either that or a radio nerd but it is not a common frequency for people like that to play around on.
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Here's one that is cheeky to the max:
Big long line of commercial flights sitting on the ramp, engines running, while the tower is trying to get stuff sorted. Finally, a frustrated voice over the common frequency:
"This is bullshit."
An immediate (hot) response from the tower: "Who said, 'bullshit'!?"
"American 238: Negative on the bullshit."
"Jamaica 1055: Negative on the bullshit."
"United 766: Negative on the bullshit."
...for ten more aircraft. It eased a lot of tension in the cockpits, while it raised the blood pressure of the tower Karen.
Viking
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He should’ve worn all black. White with a black shadow was a dead giveaway.
