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Taste aversion therapy?? "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

"Sunshine on my nutsack... Makes me Happy..." -Upright Citizen's Brigade, John Denver Fan Club Skit(sung to the tune of Sunshine on My Shoulders by John Denver.) Not sure why I thought of that, but it seems bizarrely appropriate. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

His boobies can't possibly be as good as yours.

Maybe, but tell me that's not funny. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

Link doesn't work, gotta cut and paste.

http://web.archive.org/web/20010616191236/free.freespeech.org/forty-two/FCD.html "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

It's the spoken part of the end of a Tool song called Disgustipated. It's cooler when you hear it than read it.

Second that. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

Yep, if you are going to have creepy men hitting on you, it might as well be at the DZ.

I believe that one is actually in the video archives here on DZ.com.

Hmmmm. Who polices the police? "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

Where? "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

Hope he grabbed the right "pud" when the time came. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

you can attach the file on the first post...

hehe. sneaky.

"Hear the cries of the carrots. . ."

Well, thanks soooo much for sharing that image with the rest of us.

*snicker* "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

2nd healthiest... Healthiest would be to not start. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

Bad juju in here. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

On rethinking the waiting in line issue, I think I would rather spend a day at the DZ than at an amusement park. Although, I think the fart factor cancels out the BO factor. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

Not sure I would do a bungee jump. Seems a lot let safe than skydiving, and you have no backup plan. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "

Nah. You'd have to be crazy to BASE jump. That's just insane.

I am pulling this questions off of a comment made in another post. But I think it is a good question that should have good responses. For me, I haven't actually been on a rollercoaster since I started skydiving, because I started in late September and amusement parks are closed this time of year (except in places like Florida and California). However, I don't think my enthusiasm for them has changed in the least. They are a very different experience than skydiving. In skydiving you are in complete (at least you should be

I have also gotten non-jumpers interested in skydiving by just talking to them. I am friends with a couple who will both be starting and more than likely continuing to train as skydivers once spring comes around and they get out from under some debt. I have managed to cajole my mom into doing a tandem at some point, and I just recently talked to a girl who I hadn't known until that evening, and got her more interested in going at some point, sooner if not for the expense of a first jump. Maybe it's just because I am still fairly new to the sport, but I love having the opportunity to talk to someone who doesn't know anything about it. And I have never gotten the "you're crazy" comments from anyone that I have told that I skydive. The farthest towards that extreme is, "Well, I have no desire to do that." But even people who aren't interested in doing it themselves are still intrigued by the process and how it works. God forbid that we might actually be doing something so interesting that other people what to ask us questions about it. "Let the rabbits wear glasses. . . "