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I don't know but this one is still relevant.

I'm not saying there are not people that are that stupid.

I had a big Moped once.

Has anyone thought that just maybe the cord is not plugged into the wall.

I would leave your schedule a little flexable in case you need to rest somewhere. What do you consider a full day of driving?

Like I said, everyone has to start somewhere. I am hoping that is the case and this was not a paid video. Since the owner of that video didn't post it and ask for our critique I am going to keep all of my other comments to myself.

that is some funny shit. Nothing has changed in 7 years.

What's funny is I don't remember this happening.

I thought you had a new term for the "cleanup" towel.

Repost police. Where the hell have you people been?

Many of those answers would depend alot on what is agreed upon within the relationship. Otherwise we would all be getting some on the side.

Don't crash the plane.

Best advice I could give you is buy a snow shovel then get in the car and drive south. When you have gone quite a ways south stop, find a place to live and throw the shovel in the yard. If the shovel ever get covered with snow get in the car and drive farther south.

People must be really stupid because they keep doing the same things over and over again. We need some new material Billy.

I don't know about all of that but I did hear once the it was bad etiquette to slip the bride the tongue

Very first thing to learn is never look at the weather forcast that far in advance. If those asshole actually knew what the weather was going to do a week from now they would not be working for the weather channel they would own it.

How you doooin'

The on in my '01 F-350 is pretty accurate. For some reason if you don't shut the truck off when fueling it takes some time for it to figure something out and read right.

I have actually seen people openly fighting about drugs and drug money at a dropzone.

You'd like to be able to do it but you wouldn't want everyone to know??

I'm told that I was chastised last night after I went to bed for a post I made in the Walterboro thread. something to the effect that I should leave well enough alone and someone like me should not speak out about a fellow skydiver. I'm paraphrasing because I did not see the post. So my question is, Where do we draw the line? What behavior do we over look in the name of "Oh, their a fellow skydiver that's ok"? We already seem to overlook open drug use. When something is stolen from the DZ, that doesn't seem to be a big concern anymore. I actually heard people chastise Robbie for leaving his laptop out when it got stolen. Looks like assault is ok in some peoples books. I guess it would be ok if someone came and beat me up for typing this. My question again is "Where do we draw the line"? When do you think we should ignore the fact that someone is a skydiver and out them for their behavior? I for one think we should expect more from someone that wants to be "one of us". I don't think we should have to worry about "one of us" stealing our things or hurting our friends. And I damn sure don't think that after this behavior has come to light that these people should be aloud to move around within our community and be accepted with open arms at another DZ. I have spent the last few years trying to be everyones friend because they were skydivers. I've put up with some people that I would not invite to my house. I have decided not to do that anymore. As for those that don't agree with me, we can either agree to disagree or agree not to associate anymore. I don't care which.

Post a pic, I might sponsor you.

I don't think so. Nothing wrong with being all you can be. I wish I still had the drive.