SkyCoi

Look at the teeth and you can tell - Bigfoot doesn't have quite the huge overbite.

Whoa, whoa, whoa … unless I take the tone of this thread incorrectly, you think Bigfoot is a myth. Or worse, a joke. Perhaps you are unaware of the recent science proving the existence of these cuddly creatures? In fact, a prestigious scientific journal (http://www.denovojournal.com) recently published on this very subject. I think we as a society need to spend less time doubting, and more time worrying about finding rigs to fit them.

By the way, he bailed on his promise to smoke it up - http://news.msn.com/politics/former-colo-rep-tom-tancredo-backs-out-of-pot-smoking-promise Other news stories said his wife yelled at him for making the promise, part of the reason he changed his mind. Frankly, I think they should consider piping MJ smoke into all government buildings ...

Been there. The guy says PayPal now, but once you agree on terms he'll tell you that his PayPal account isn't working and could he please send you a certified check .... On another note regarding the spelling and grammar - On these boards I wouldn't neccesarily discount a response because they can't spell. We have a lot of folks from outside of the U.S. as members.

Video of a round, perhaps pilot rig, decending following mid-air collision this afternoon near Boulder Municipal Airport. One plane was towing a glider which disconnected when the collision happend. There is a dz located at the airport, but no indication that skydiving operations were involved. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/06/boulder-plane-crash-mid-a_n_452319.html ------------------------ MSNBC is reporting that there has been a deadly mid-air plane collision near Boulder, Colorado. UPDATE 6:08 PM -- LA Times reports 4 dead in the crash: Witnesses reported hearing an explosion, and then seeing one of the aircraft plummet to the ground with a parachute attached. Wreckage was scattered in several locations. AP has more details from an FAA spokesman: The Federal Aviation Administration says a plane towing a glider and another aircraft collided in Colorado, killing at least two people. FAA spokesman Mike Fergus says the glider, described as a sail-plane, apparently disconnected after the Saturday afternoon collision and landed safely a short time later. Fergus says the two small planes crashed. Witnesses reported smoldering wreckage in at least three areas on the prairie north of Boulder, which sits at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Aquina Rogers, a worker at a storage facility in the area, said she could see a wing in one of the wreckage fields.

Recently moved to Denver and am looking for a rigger to do a repack/inspection for an upcoming trip. Please PM me directly if you can do it, or can point me to someone. Thanks.