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Thank you soooooooooooo much, Ray! I had a great time with you guys! You're telling me! Thank you so much for bringing the demo suits out and teaching me how to fly one! I can't wait to get one of my own, learn ever more about how to fly one and have even more fun! I need to learn how to open without bruising myself. I also want to try to exit the Casa facing out and not tumble for a long long time. Okay, time to practice my wave off some more! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

Right back at ya! Tell my Skydive Indiana friends that I said, "Hello!" Me, too!

Hey! It's not my fault no one told me how to exit a plane with a door at the back of the plane! I wanted to feel like Superman! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

Great idea! The best of luck to you in trying to find one. Woo hoo! I can even spot that load! It really won't be... I finally understand! I've been demoing something like that, but a little smaller for the past year now! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

I did my first jump with a Birdman suit this past weekend (I still owe half a case! ) I absolutely loved it. It felt more like flying than any other skydiving I've done. I loved how quiet it got. I loved hanging out by the plane. I loved the longer freefall. I loved everything! I feel like I just made my first jump! So, my question is am I too obsessed with it? All I want to do is another jump with a wingsuit. I'm thinking of what of mine I can sell to afford one. I keep giggling about how much fun it was! Is there a cure for such insanity? There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

I should've worn my bangs really tall for the special occassion! Hmm...that should be an interesting story... I hope to get my rig sold soon enough to buy a GTI! Should I wear weights the next time I jump with you and Ray? Oh! And I met (and re-met) some dz.com people! Too bad we didn't get to do that Mr. Bill... There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

I would like to change my answer. I would like to relive my first Birdman jump There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

It was fun jumping with you, Eric! 3 hrs late:6:I don't know, but Rdutch was keeping track! WOO HOO! I did my first Birdman jump!!!! I want a GTI now! Other interesting weekend things: -Woke my ass up way too early on a vacation day. -Saw Jerry Springer at a bar -Did the best practice wave off EVER! -Flew my ass all over the sky with the Birdman suit on! I'm still amazed at how quiet it is. Aww shucks! Thanks, Eric! Thanks for the dock, too! Hehe! Too much fun....What are you gonna do with your Classic with your Skyflyer gets in??? Let's go flock!

What I want to relive: The days my nephews were born Making the Ort-Lon scrapbook Pranking WJOB with my brother and Steve Playing ditch at TJ's My first all-nighter at the skating rink Feeling in love for the first time My last jump at Skydive Indiana Quincy First week at Purdue Telling 5th grade jokes on my senior year trip Sigh...this list is too long! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

I'm guessing I should've made more jumps this year, huh? That would've been a nice way to start my Friday morning, though! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

I can't either! I know you're not supposed to live in the past, but I think it would be so cool to be able to relive just a few important moments in my life. That's all I really want when I die. I either want to relive those moments (although, they'll never be the same the second time around) or just be in that situation as a silent observer watching myself enjoy something spectacular. I think I have way too many of those moments to list...so, that's a good thing! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

I'm jealous, Pammi! My hand could cover both of mine! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

If you could pick one day/event in your life to relive, what would it be? I'm just being nostalgic today... There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

Hey, Tracy! You wanna be an old maid with me? I'm going to live to be 92 as well! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

The last dance session I participated in I learned all about ballet (again.) My muscles ached, I loved the music, my teacher was wonderful, and I had a great time. This session I decided to stir things up a bit. I took belly dancing! I've only had a few classes, but I am hooked...even though I look like a fool! It's also fun learning completely new things. For example, last night we started learning how to dance with a veil! It feels so much more feminine than any other form of dance as well. I love how belly dancing celebrates a woman's hips! I don't understand how my teacher can actually move like she does, but it's rather intriguing. She said something about 8 years of practice when I asked her how to do it. Bah! I highly recommend taking belly dancing courses for any woman (or man) who wants to take up dancing. I love the music, the moves, costumes, and everything else to it. I love how it's a style of dance where you can be any body shape and still look amazing while performing. For those in Chicago, here's a link for more info about classes: http://www.jasminjahal.com/intro.html If you're not in Chicago, look it up! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

A toast (I heard it from my friend Meeghan's dad): I've been over you (puts shot glass over mine) I've been under you (puts shot glass under mine) I've been around you (circles shot glass around mine) Here's to hoping (pours a bit of his shot into mine) There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

Is anybody staying in Phoenix? I am staying with a friend there (because I do not want to deal with cold desert nights), but I doubt she'll drive my butt to and from the boogie everyday (then again, she's a poor grad student. Maybe I can bribe her!) Has anybody ever been to Vegas for New Year's? Is it big, crazy fun? Any places I should check out there? What are the coolest bars there? I'm thinking about doing the Grand Canyon again this year, too. Anyone have tips for me on that? Should I take a donkey ride on one of the trails? There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

- have and display one or more tattoos I have none! - smoke and often require at least one cigarrette between loads Ewwww...smoke is gross - have body piercings (ears don't count anymore) Belly button...So I've got one thing going for me (1) - can drink heavily in the evening and be on the first load the next morning Not anymore - are ectomorphic or, at least, fall on the ectomorphic side of mesomorphism Iffy - have some kind of attitude (doesn't really matter what kind Okay, got me there, too. I don't know what kind of attitude I have, but I usually have one (2) - come across as a bit touched (and by touched, I mean crazy) Only in Wal-Marts - live a relatively non-materialistic lifestyle (money isn't good for much except jumps and beer!) I live with my parents, and I don't own anything of value (3) - live in the present (can't really execute emergency procedures if you're daydreaming about the future, now, can you?) I don't know where I'll even be in 4 months! (4) - live from jump to jump (always thinking about that next fix) No, I dwell on my old jumps - consider themselves good looking (the guys) and have skydiving SOs (the gals) that are good looking Got me there...I have a good-looking skydiving so (5) - seem to actually live (!) at the drop zone Heck no! - can easily pack in 10 minutes or less (mostly, it appears, because their canopy is about the size of a trashbag) I could with my Falcon! - have a seemingly unending source of money (maybe something illegal going on here, like in that documentary CUTAWAY about that cop... what's his name... Stephen Baldwin or something) I wish - (some) inexplicably live nomadic lifestyles (how high do you have to exit to actually reach the next DZ?) I wish 5 isn't too bad...I just may be a skydiver after all! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

No, really. I'm a very introverted person. The sleeping position personality test really does work! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

I'm shy and sensitive. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

My thoughts are with you and your family, Lori There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

Good luck, Michele. If I lived in CA, I'd have some chocolate ice cream stocked in my freezer for you. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

Okay, I put some thought into this, and most people don't take my advice, so I won't be offended if you don't either. Get whatever will make you the happiest. However, I don't know if getting bigger boobs would make anyone happier. Just a few points to consider: 1) Guys are designed to like what is proportional. If your waist is bigger/smaller than .7 times the size of your boobs, you will not be as attractive. (My boobs are definitely too small based on that proportion.) Kate Moss and Marilyn Monroe both had that magical .7 number as their proportions. Kate Moss wouldn't have been as attractive with bigger boobs (she would look "funny") and neither would've Marilyn. Some guys like small women. Some guys like big women. That's personal preference. They all like proportional women, though. (Just ask sex guru Desmond.) 2) Take it from someone who used to have big boobs...guys like them no matter what size they are. I actually like having smaller boobs better since it doesn't hurt to sleep without a bra, and it doesn't hurt to jog anymore. 3) If you think there's even a slight chance you want kids in the future, fake boobs can potentially hinder breast feeding. 4) A $10 water bra from Target will get you the same effect as a $3000 boob job. 5) Skydiving guys think that girls with rigs are hotter than girls with boobs There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

Most of the time, I won't give money or food to homeless people. If I have an extra yogurt or cereal bar, I'll hand it out. There are a few homeless people that I do give my spare change to occassionally. One of them is Leon. It seems like everyone knows Leon. The cops that direct traffic know him. People that walk on by know him. I've chatted with him several times, and his attitude on life is incredible. He's told me about how lucky he was to get into the homeless shelter for a few freezing nights last winter. He loves beautiful mornings in Chicago. He still loves life, and I am amazed by that, because I'm not sure if I would have that same enthusiasm if I were in his shoes. The other homeless guy that I like makes a new sign everyday. They're always political, and they're usually pretty funny. One sign basically said that Bush should give him money and not spend it on a war. I had to agree with that, so I gave him some change. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning

Big number here - amount of junk food I ate:3:0