jfields
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It worked for me too. Guess you had to be bored and quick...
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I did hear that, Slappie. Now if you keep working, make up/break up with Bubbles, and stay away from creepers, you only have to worry about the weather.
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Don't we all.... don't we all....
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Clay? You the baby's daddy?
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Slappie, It is close. The last time I jumped, I had to do a recurrency jump. That is damned pathetic for someone that owns their own gear.
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Are any of you DZ.COMers going to be at Skydive Delmarva this Saturday (6/29/02)?
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Clearly, you do.
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Jerk. Way to ruin the surprise. Not everyone knows that.
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No problem. I just didn't want to interrupt the flow of the thought. I suppose that I went back and made it bold and red is a little late for you. Whoops.
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Could be. We are talking about Britain, so the lack of teeth might be a good thing.
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Not at $53 for 6 issues. You could probably get something more interesting for the money. I won't give links, but I'm sure you could find something. NWS!
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If she says she ate her own donut, all the guys will be impressed by the flexibility required. If she names someone else, we'll still be impressed.
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True. Once.
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And the blacklights and music can be more disorienting than a severe case of hypoxia. Those bowlers are Xtreme!
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Umm, Sunshine, that wasn't meant as any bust. Just that I empathize with your situation, because it was repeated by someone in my office. I'm just lucky that I don't have to go to anyone to view stuff, or be subjected to anyone else's censorship whims. Don't go and sulk. Want me to kiss it and make it all better?
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Orange, VA, I'd bet. The naked people.
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At my office, I am the net admin, so the person that got the e-mail had to come into my office to listen to it. Muahahaha! Luckily for her, I have a sense of humor too.
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I did mention the not work safe issue, but it was funny as hell. Unlike most jokes online, I hadn't seen it like 20 times already. Glad you liked it!
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I saw, I laughed, I'm passing it on. Work safe IF you listen on headphones. www.jennandjustin.com/files/mastercard.asf
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Or that Remster/Clay isn't one giant obnoxious French-Canadian Georgia redneck.
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True. But equally true is that there is no evidence that he is against it. What is at issue is the overcommercialization of the image of being "extreme". Equally mocked are the people that buy into it while never making the effort to try any of the afforementioned activities. There are plenty of yuppies where I live (Washington DC) that have the vehicle and all the gear for an entire eco-challenge team, but think a single mosquito bite is grossly uncivilized and something beyond their ability to overcome.
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Any of the big skydiving suppliers. I might even get my comment in before Lisa mumbles [cough]Square 1[/cough] under her breath.
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I didn't go back and add deployment altitudes, because they would have been guesstimates at best. I definitely know what you mean on protrack deployment alt being different than pull altitude. My canopy opens with practically no snivel, so the difference is shorter for me than someone with a really snivelly canopy might record. Interesting to see how your altitudes changed over time.
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Staso, I'd never looked at that particular graph in JumpTrack. Here is mine, for comparison. The missing entries are jumps where I did clear & pulls from altitude. You can also see that I got my ProTrack around jump number 46.
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Remster, you better clarify that quick, or he'll be handing you the tube of KY! Personally, there are some issues where I plan to be most UNhelpful.