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Actually no he purchased this canopy. I can tell you why he changed...but it might be more interesting for you to ask him yourself.

Yes well I have to admit...after all the pixie treats, my behind is now double wide! UGH. No self control....none I tell you!

Wingy...you're a good man!

Phew...I thought I might have been kicked to the curb!

But....but...what if I promise to be really really nice?

Well the GK are here...Otter and all

Andi, I am so happy for you and sad too cuz you won't be here. But you'll be with Christy and that's way good!

I just love 'em! I've sold 6 canopies on the site and Sangiro never asks for anything in return. Maybe as folks sell stuff, we all might want to think of sending a small token back to [url "http://www.dropzone.com/pub/donations.shtml"] HH

an otter load? what a great idea! We will have PD and Aerodyne reserves to jump as mains (free of course). We are having 2 seminars "Gear Maintenance for Dummies OR what you dont know CAN hurt you" with Sandy Reid and "Situational Awareness" with Bryan Burke. I hope to attend both

I submitted several of Iwan's as well...they were lovely. All the kudos go to the both of them.

My word DD get your head outta gutter! We are not talkin tarmac trash here! My dytters and pro track as well as my camera all needed batteries! Bwahhhhhhhhhh

Now Gimp didn't anyone ever tell you that you catch more flies with honey?

Oh...we won't!

Batteries...lots and lots of batteries...

Guess it never hurts to look! Bwahhhhhh

Ohhh!! you forgot to add...but in the nicest possible way

Safety Day is March 13th. The following is from the USPA website. Safety Day USPA encourages all jumpers of all experience levels to attend USPA Safety Day, hosted the second Saturday in March at all participating drop zones. USPA Safety & Training Advisors and other drop zone staff members plan and coordinate this special day of seminars, updates, and review training. USPA encourages every drop zone to host Safety Day. Safety Day promotes safety programs and helps inform jumpers of new developments and review important information and procedures. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What Is Safety Day? Safety Day was the idea of a soft-spoken but enthusiastic woman named Patti Chernis who approached the USPA Board of Directors with the concept in 1996. The board applauded and endorsed her plan. Preparations for the first USPA Safety Day were well underway when, ironically, Chernis was found dead after landing apparently unconscious under her open main parachute on New Year's Eve 1996. She died before learning that she had just been elected USPA's Northwest Regional Director. Patti Chernis' idea survived, however. A majority of DZs now report Safety Day activities each March.

Grab your gal and we'll all tango the night away...xoxox Quoteok BB if you dont know which ones they choose...then which ones did you submit?? Any with me?? Ill be lovin you if you did.....ah hell im lovin you anyway. Oh I sent some of this...and some of that And....I'm lovin' you too!

Lummy I think you aught to do the Sunset Swooping Tango Tango Lummy Dance!

Bwahhhhhhh but Mar...Corine would KILL me! LOL

Most definetly yes.

Gosh I am standing in line again? UGH left overs...bwahhhhhhhhhh!

Sorry but Mike jumps a Nitron and I promise its a wee bit larger than a 120

Hooray for Deuce hooray for Deuce...everybody in the crowd shout hooray for Deuce... 1..2..3..4..who we gonna yell for...Deuce!

Uh ohhhhh......I honestly don't know which one they chose, but I did ask Deuce and Iwan not to post the ones I had selected anywhere. We are all going to have to wait for the March issue BB drools over the thought of yummy white chocolate....