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Actually, last year's pond was like that. It was built on a grade, so they dug down a bit and built berms with the spoil. If you hit the pond from high side to low side, you ended up having to fly down off the berm, which was like three feet high on that end. Add to that the un-even grass and it made for some interesting landings. If it's like that again, I will have to adjust my landing style. I broke two fingers last year sliding it out going down the grade. Very unfortunate, but it did not stop me from jumping. My webpage HERE
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I have been told, actually, that the competition pond will probably be right in the middle of the main landing area so all the other jumpers can check the action out. Last year, it was right near the main entrance, behind the RV hookups. Not bad, as we were parked right at the end of the inactive runway, maybe 200 feet away. My webpage HERE
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Yeah, but it looks like they might actually be selling them. We build them all the time around here for next to nothing. The igniter of choice for us is the bar-b-que starter, either rotary or push-button. Gotta love them tater canons! My webpage HERE
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HOOTY HOO! My webpage HERE
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You know, when I first read the subject of the original post, I thought it was going to be about gigantic silicone tits. Man, there is a serious epidemic at some dropzones around the country. My webpage HERE
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I also demand photographic evidence of this anomoly! My webpage HERE
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Can I get a big "right on" from the crowd? RIGHT ON! My webpage HERE
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Yes, try the other place out or at least visit and see if you like the vibe. My webpage HERE
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No sweat, April. The monkey-bago will be there for you to camp next too. Nig-noggery will be in FULL effect! Chuckie My webpage HERE
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Ah. Once again back to the beer etiquete debate. Now here this: A case of beer is a case of beer where I skydive at. Cans are find for a bunch of drunken skymonkeys, so bring them on. We ain't picky around here. We drink COLD, FREE, OTHER PEOPLE'S beer. My webpage HERE
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Now that's nice. My webpage HERE
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Actually, the shot of the new anklet thing that goes down and wraps around the second toe is pretty whacky. Pam, is that your foot with the VERY long toes? My webpage HERE
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Sounds perfectly reasonable to me... My webpage HERE
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Errr...That would be Ciao My webpage HERE
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Nope. I am on leave. I am actually supposed to be skydiving right now, but it's raining so I am loafing at the house. My webpage HERE
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That is positively sophomoric. Hell, we stick a tater in there and cram gas-soaked rags over the end of it. Talk about flaming projectiles! Last year at Quincy, one of the Alabama Gang jumpers got one of ours taken by Quincy's finest after discharging the thing repeatedly at about 3am. He was shooting at the portalets. My webpage HERE
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Maybe Clay bought a Real Doll. You know, dick and balls in the pump! My webpage HERE
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Fuhreeeky! My webpage HERE
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"Some day, lad, all this will be yours." "What? The curtains???? My webpage HERE
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Raeford is potato canon country! Hell, there is ALWAYS one sitting next to manifest. Chuck My webpage HERE
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Is Quade the vidiot moderator or the RW? My webpage HERE
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Swooping and canopy control. My webpage HERE
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I wrote quite a bit about this earlier. Personally, I make all my final turns with my risers. I always try to be at my "perfect" altitude for a diving 180, but if I err, I want to be high. If I am high, I generally swerve a bit in the opposite direction and make my final turn that much farther around to get to the same "runway." I find this a much better option than making my 180 high and then having to transition to double fronts. Still, if I am not directly online during my final dive, I make small heading corrections with double fronts. Bumping one toggle on final will generally start that artificial shortening of your recovery arc I discussed earlier. If something like that every happens for some reason, I generally go ahead and throw a big circle surf. Chuck My webpage HERE
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The only BT I ever jumped was the old one. While technically eliptical, it was more of a pintail design. Pretty straight across the front and rounded at the back. The BT 40 (about a 120) I jumped was a very nice flying canopy. I only put a couple of jumps on it, but I don't recall ever getting spanked. Chuck My webpage HERE
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Just me, but I don't think Clay is going to have a problem under a 170 heatwave. I am sure the boy is going to ease into it. Hell, he BETTER ease into it anyway. Chuck My webpage HERE