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eric8669
2007-12-30, 07:52 PM
Well this year I am doing absolutely Nothing.


So what are your New Year's Plans?

T-Bird76
2007-12-30, 07:57 PM
I leave for Salt Lake City early tomorrow morning, spending it with a close friend, I'm very excited! Then I fly back on New Years day.

hiss srq
2007-12-30, 08:12 PM
Be careful, flying when severely hung over sucks and most airlines will not serve beer till after noon.

Myself, I will be sitting right here in the tower at LGA.

T-Bird76
2007-12-30, 08:15 PM
Be careful, flying when severely hung over sucks and most airlines will not serve beer till after noon.

Myself, I will be sitting right here in the tower at LGA.

I don't plan on get wasted this New Years at all and I'm very serious for a few reasons about that. I have a 10:23 am flight back home on New Years Day so that's one reason but since I don't have to much time out there, the time I do spend I'd like to enjoy the company of my friend in a sober state.

moose135
2007-12-30, 08:21 PM
Be careful, flying when severely hung over sucks and most airlines will not serve beer till after noon.

Really sucks to be a pilot these days...damn FAA :wink:

Derf
2007-12-30, 08:27 PM
ahahahah

PhilDernerJr
2007-12-30, 08:58 PM
Mel and I are gonna sit at home and relax. I am not a big New Year's guy, so I'll be in bed snoozing by 12:05am.

Midnight Mike
2007-12-30, 09:06 PM
We are doing nothing as we are in moving mode. Our move to Seattle will take place in January or beginning of February.....

NIKV69
2007-12-30, 10:25 PM
I was going to drive up to Vegas and spend it at Mandalay Bay but now I am staying local. Charo is in town and she is having this very extravant show at one of the casinos so I will prob go to that and watch her shake her cuchi around then come back here where they are throwing a party and watch the ball drop. What is good is that I can drink as much as I want and just have two flights of stairs or better yet the elevator to get to my bed. :borat:

What is so weird is at 9pm I have to call my parents and wish them Happy New year since I am 3 hours behind you.

USAF Pilot 07
2007-12-30, 10:28 PM
I'm in Okinawa for it... Probably'll just go out with some people, hit up some bars, nothing too exciting. New Years in Japan isn't as huge as it is in the states. It's more of a time for people to spend at home with their families...

moose135
2007-12-30, 10:29 PM
Isn't it tomorrow already in Japan? That must really be strange!

cancidas
2007-12-30, 10:30 PM
closing at work, stuck here with spellman 'till midnight. how 'bout that drink now!!

lijk604
2007-12-30, 10:42 PM
I'll join you bunch of boring folks.
Making some "finger food" and watching TV till I fall asleep, about 12:05am, same as Phil. LOL!

flyboy 28
2007-12-31, 12:11 AM
GET WASTED!

Actually, probably not. Just spending it home with the folks.

LGA777
2007-12-31, 12:31 AM
We where invited to a party from one of Winderh's friends but we just decided to stay home instead. Winderh will make a nice dinner for her, the baby and I then we will spilt a bottle of Champagne with toasts at 11, 12, and 1. We watch Telemundo and Univsions coverage they have at a countdown at 11 from SJU (Its 1200 their) then NYC at 12 and SAT at 1. We always switch to American stations at midnight local for a few mins. BTW there is always some very nice scenery on the Latin stations NYE broadcasts.

Happy New Year Everybody

Ron

njgtr82
2007-12-31, 12:40 AM
I'm in Okinawa for it... Probably'll just go out with some people, hit up some bars, nothing too exciting. New Years in Japan isn't as huge as it is in the states. It's more of a time for people to spend at home with their families...

Gate 2 Street should be buzzing. But when on a night off is it not? If you really want something to do venture down to Naha. Not nearly as many Americans and they have there own little mini countdown in center city. They were climbing trees, light poles, traffic lights etc. But lots of small bars and what not in the area.

AA 777
2007-12-31, 01:55 PM
BTW there is always some very nice scenery on the Latin stations NYE broadcasts.

Put so eloquently I just about died laughing!

Anyway Im probably going to be visiting my grandfather in the hospital tonight and then do nothing...In fact I'm looking foward to it.

MarkLawrence
2007-12-31, 02:03 PM
Much like a lot of other people - a quiet night at home - my wife is on call - so hopefully no calls outs for her - a bottle of wine - a movie (I still haven't watched Borat that I got for Xmas - so maybe that's it for this evening!! :borat: ) - friends over for lunch tomorrow...work the rest of the darned week!!

jran225
2007-12-31, 03:35 PM
Partying all over D.C. with good friends. :D Happy New Year's!

Greets,
-Omar S.

mirrodie
2007-12-31, 07:43 PM
It's gonna be a rockin New Years Eve at our petite chateau.

Im about to make Chicken Marsala for my family and 3 pregnant women.

Should be interesting.

nwafan20
2007-12-31, 08:19 PM
Was going to go out, but here in Michigan we are getting 10-14 inches of snow tonight (mother nature chooses the best nights to do this) so, instead I am staying at home and having a few friends spend the night.

USAF Pilot 07
2008-01-01, 02:32 AM
I'm in Okinawa for it... Probably'll just go out with some people, hit up some bars, nothing too exciting. New Years in Japan isn't as huge as it is in the states. It's more of a time for people to spend at home with their families...

Gate 2 Street should be buzzing. But when on a night off is it not? If you really want something to do venture down to Naha. Not nearly as many Americans and they have there own little mini countdown in center city. They were climbing trees, light poles, traffic lights etc. But lots of small bars and what not in the area.



Yea we went to some bars outside Gate 2 for a little, came back to the hotel around 1AM and then went back out to some bar outside Gate 1 over by the water... Pretty good time!

lijk604
2008-01-01, 10:44 AM
Well I didn't make it, fell asleep in front of the tv around 11:15pm, I hate getting old. LOL!

adam613
2008-01-01, 11:35 AM
We went out to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and saw the fireworks. Pics to follow if any came out...I need a longer IS lens :)

NIKV69
2008-01-01, 03:10 PM
I had a very interesting night. I went down the bar at my place and right away was shooting pool with a very drunk guy that looked exactly like our own adam613 (add a goatee). He kept leaving right in the middle of our rack to go play video poker. I had to go get him a million times. Then the casino trade crowd came and it got crazy. Some very good people here in IFP. There was a barmaid who was letting guys drink shots as the glass was wedged between her huge breasts (with her husband sitting right next to her) I drank quite a bit but paced myself so I was somewhat coherent. The ball dropped and we made much noise that didn't seem to stop. At 2 AM more trade people filed in and they just never stop drinking and playing video poker and acting crazy. I miss New Years in Vegas tho, we were watching it on TV and I remember 5 years ago I went up there. It is so nice, it's the time square experience but much nicer. May 2008 be prosperous for all.

Matt Molnar
2008-01-01, 08:39 PM
Went out for dinner and headed home to watch Dick Clark and Ryan Seacrest. Seeing Clark still looking ageless but barely able to speak was kinda disturbing. I guess he's earned the right to be there no matter what. C'est la vie. :?

Oh well, still was a nice relaxing night after the gf's return from STL. Happy 2008!

mirrodie
2008-01-01, 09:07 PM
Matt, I was thinking the same. Thought I felt his 'ageless' virtue made him look more like a zombie. :shock:

ACtually, last night went well until we tried to hook up a Wii to our receiver around 11pm. We've got one HDMI cable running through the wall to the mounted TV. And the cable blew!! So we HEARD Dick Clark but could not view him onscreen.

Having said that, I do have to say that since his stroke, he sounds better. Hearing him last night was a marked improvement from the year previous.


And what did you all do New Years Day? I ran another HMDI cable to the TV.

NIKV69
2008-01-01, 11:03 PM
And what did you all do New Years Day? I ran another HMDI cable to the TV.



Slept in, then headed over the bridge to AZ to eat lunch and then sat at IFP. watched a SCY hybrid depart, didn't get the regi and then 809SY came in and turned around. The winds here last two days have been the worst ever and the pilots were earning their money big time.

wunaladreamin
2008-01-01, 11:35 PM
I don't remember much. :borat: Thanks to:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2388/2156617936_fb685808bb.jpg

Happy New Year!

mirrodie
2008-01-02, 12:21 AM
BTW, I've got ....at least 5 bottles of Vodka at our place.. And I don't drink the stuff! :mrgreen:

Sterling Tangueray
Chopin
Belvedere
Grey Goose
Three Olives (for mixing)


I need to throw a bit of a soiree.

Art at ISP
2008-01-02, 10:09 AM
We had an early dinner with friends at Panama Hatties, here in Huntington, then came home and watched a marathon of Arrested Development (DVD). While we let the daughter drive herself to my sisterinlaw's to spend the eve with her cousin, I wouldn't let her drive home on amateur night so at 1 my wife and I drove to pick her up and I brought the Roadmaster home....

We had a REAL quiet New Years Day--no hangovers, no overeating, just good family time....and the girls did some shopping.

I am gone most of January so it worked out well...

Happy New Year All.