Luv2Fall

Very well put.

......thoughts and prayers.

Some pretty wild ideas and/or doctrine spring from organized religion............I have a spiritual side but left organized religion in pursuit of my own path.

If I wanted to hear from an asshole, I'd fart.

Your father must have jacked-off in a flower pot because you are a bloomin idiot.

Now get the fuck out of here, before I launch you into a state of depression that leads to you masturbating underneath your hospital bed at night, while huddled-up in the fetal position next to your bed pan, humming nursery rhymes, idiot.

A mild one...... You're about as fucking useful as a pocket pussy to Richard Simmons.

Good post......I agree with that quote 100%. I can't help but correlate political correctness with self-righteousness to some degree.........don't know why but just do.

I think that body of her's is built to last.

Nice logo, Ivan.

My thoughts and prayers............

Low-life, no-life assholes.

I think you are quite correct in what you said.

but I find this...well shit......I can't find the words. FBI Issues Alert Against Almanac Carriers http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm...us/fbi_almanacs FBI Issues Alert Against Almanac Carriers WASHINGTON - The FBI (news - web sites) is warning police nationwide to be alert for people carrying almanacs, cautioning that the popular reference books covering everything from abbreviations to weather trends could be used for terrorist planning. In a bulletin sent Christmas Eve to about 18,000 police organizations, the FBI said terrorists may use almanacs "to assist with target selection and pre-operational planning." It urged officers to watch during searches, traffic stops and other investigations for anyone carrying almanacs, especially if the books are annotated in suspicious ways. "The practice of researching potential targets is consistent with known methods of al-Qaida and other terrorist organizations that seek to maximize the likelihood of operational success through careful planning," the FBI wrote. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the bulletin this week and verified its authenticity. "For local law enforcement, it's just to help give them one more piece of information to raise their suspicions," said David Heyman, a terrorism expert for the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies. "It helps make sure one more bad guy doesn't get away from a traffic stop, maybe gives police a little bit more reason to follow up on this." The FBI noted that use of almanacs or maps may be innocent, "the product of legitimate recreational or commercial activities." But it warned that when combined with suspicious behavior — such as apparent surveillance — a person with an almanac "may point to possible terrorist planning." "I don't think anyone would consider us a harmful entity," said Kevin Seabrooke, senior editor of The World Almanac. He said the reference book includes about a dozen pages out of its 1,000 pages total listing the world's tallest buildings and bridges but includes no diagrams or architectural schematics. "It's stuff that's widely available on the Internet," he said. The publisher for The Old Farmers Almanac said Monday terrorists would probably find statistical reference books more useful than the collections of Americana in his famous publication of weather predictions and witticisms. "While we doubt that our editorial content would be of particular interest to people who would wish to do us harm, we will certainly cooperate to the fullest with national authorities at any level they deem appropriate," publisher John Pierce said. The FBI said information typically found in almanacs that could be useful for terrorists includes profiles of cities and states and information about waterways, bridges, dams, reservoirs, tunnels, buildings and landmarks. It said this information is often accompanied by photographs and maps. The FBI urged police to report such discoveries to the local U.S. Joint Terrorism Task Force.

Never looked at it that way..........maybe it's my age lol. I just do it for fun........the friends that come with skydiving are second to none.

I agree 100%...........well said.

Maybe a "Scared Shitless" shirt would be more appropriate.............that's what I have on my helmet anyway lol.

Hmmmmmmmmmm...............I guess exiting a plane and enjoying the same freefall is null & void if jumping a large canopy.......why didn't I think of that lol? Edited because my spelling sucks?

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh.......a voice of reason.

............in a word "no".

Take it for what it is worth from a 77 Jump Wonder.............I failed C-2 four times (1 JM Release) due to spinning problems...........for me it boiled down to one thing....not relaxing. Once I started breathing deeply before and at the door and did not spin on that fifth try..............I never had that problem again. Relax, relax, relax.

I have no idea save the "human evil" aspect of things.

BillVon for the save..................as well as sharing his insight and experience.

There's a Marine, an Airforce Commando, a Navy Seal and a Green Beret sitting around a campfire telling each-other how mean and tough they are. The Marine says - "I can swim 50 miles and bite the head off a live chicken. One Marine is worth 5 other men." The Airforce Commando says - "I can clear runways one-handed and kill a man with my bare hands. One Airforce Commando is worth 10 other men." The Navy Seal says - "Yeah? Well I can dive up to 90 feet without air, and I'm an expert in demolitions. One Navy Seal is worth 13 other men." The Green Beret just sat there all this time saying nothing, stirring the fire with his dick.