Stacy
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omg i can't believe you posted that....
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I used to be in teh Baltimore Ravens marchign Band, our field director's name was Harry Whacker. tee hee
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hey I'm only 23 and I'm proud to say that I owned a Monkees' record. Yes, record. Hey Hey we're the Monkees... people say we monkey around....
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i like those thin stretched out clouds. 80-85 degrees ground temp, 10-12 mph winds N-S direction. NS winds make for good beach jump conditions here.
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A four way team (videographer included) and coach take the Caravan up for a training jump. "Industrial haze" is fairly thick at this point. The green light goes on, video climbs out, tail climbs out, then the pilot yells no. everyone climbs back in. Light goes on again, vid shows all team members and coach kneeling on teh edge of the door shaking heads, as nothign can be seen below the haze, then shrugging shoulders, climbing out, exit, etc. One landed at a ball bearings plant, another in a farm, others at home depot. dumb idea.
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ya know on the night with teh flybys, etc we were walking to the C130 bar to redeem free drinks, and there was a C182 sitting on teh tarmac. it was sitting next to the C130 which just made me laugh. that C130 coulda ate the 182 in one bite without chewing.
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no for over 100 jumps
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i played the clarinet for 14 years. stopped about a year ago. i wonder how many jumps i could get for all that stuff....
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you gonna jump the 150? please? please? come on!!!!
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my plane gets in friday night. i'll be around most of the day sat, all day sunday, and until about 3 on monday.
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jimbo had a cheese fetich at one point. i remember an entire AIM conversation where the response was only "CHEESE!"
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Main Entry: quiche Pronunciation: 'kEsh Function: noun Etymology: French, from French dialect (Lorraine) Date: 1941 : an unsweetened custard pie usually having a savory filling (as spinach, mushrooms, or ham) i prefer broccoli quiche.
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hey i eat quiche on fridays. a couple of the girls i work with and i have "quiche on the beach" friday. of course, i wouldn't start a thread about it....
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bringing what? the jaccuzzi? unfortunately i couldn't fit that in my car to bring back with me. the only things i'm bringing to CK are me myself, my tent/etc, and a rig. maybe some clothes as well, but depends how much fits in the bag. My old rig's last trip to cross keys, how sad....
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162 is still genius. i'm far from genius.
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three's definitely somethign wrong with that test. I got a 167. High genius? HA!!!
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not very exciting numbers this weekend. was house sitting for a friend to make jump $$ foer my trip to cross keys next weekend. Upon arrival, my friend had left some stuff on teh table for me- $$, a binder of porno flicks, bottle of cuervo 1800, some nice smokes, and handcuffs. great friends! house is a huge meditteranean, had free reign of the jaccuzzi tub, etc etc... htey are both artists, so the place was immaculate. Cross Keys-ites, watch out, trouble returns next weekend!!!
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can't do the 12th here, i'll be at my wonderful HS reunion up in Baltimore.
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hey don't know any videographers, but best of luck to you guys, esp the great Bonzini! Stacy
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1986 ford taurus for $450. drove it back and forth to college in ithaca and philly, racked up the miles quickly. drove it until it literally stopped in the middle of philly one night. then i got my new one, 2001 elantra.
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i can't believ eno one said Mr Ed or Green Acres. Or maybe I just missed them in the list. I can play the green acres theme on my nose.
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Andrea will tell you I buy beer, in fact I believe you drank some of my Sam Adams for my initial trip to DeLand....
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skyventure runs about $10/minute hour blocks are 600, half hours 300, you get the idea. coachign is usually additional, the tunnel itself can refer you to some. there are camps as well, that are usually a prretty good deal, including flying time, coach, soemtimes meals and hotel.
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hey- last diver is my favorite slot on big ways, here's what i do. Usually we exit a tailgate for big ways. When exiting to get a good dive, imagine putting your head between your feet. obviously teh wind will not let this happen, you will end up in a dive, almost head down in nature. keep the formation in view, i belly out when the formation is about 50 feet from me vertically. I always stay along the perimeter, watch it build from there. At abotu 50 feet I just use a stronger arched belly position to close the distance. Keep in mind that as a formation builds it loses speed: that 180 mph base is going to quickly drop back to 120 or so, be prepared. Approach the formation on level and always stop fully before you take grips. hope this helps!