Being fairly new to the sport (32 jumps after this weekend), I frequently feel like the worste jumper around. Either I am working on a good exit, trying to fall at the same rate, or trying not to backslide. As time goes on, I am getting better. Every once in a while, it's not me that is responsible for the mistakes though. I've been part of groups where D licensed people botched getting to the base and had others that came crashing through the formation (sorry Anne, It was pretty funny though). It's just nice to know that everyone else is human and mistakes happen. For those people that think their shit doesn't smell and snub the less experienced, you're missing out on the fun of the sport. The jump may not go perfectly, but what a great time trying. Besides, which stories would you rather hear: the perfect 5 points on a 4-way or the looks on faces as bodies are flying past everywhere. Just thought I'd put my .02 in on my first post to a great site. Keith
