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You're the worst stalker ever..... Remster

Why do you want to ostracize the kid that early???? Remster

Does the $150 boogie fee include your side trip and the dinners in the restaurants? Remster

Wow... Sad to see one of the dz.com old guard go... BSBD.... Remster

I'll tell you what's offensive. Their food. Remster

Don't put words in my mouth. (see what I did there ) Remster

Scared she'll out-party you? Remster

Yeah. I bet the neighbors hear it too Remster

Maybe she even has once of those sex couches... Remster

ZOMG! Maybe she even had sex!!!!!!! Remster

Sure. Because simply approving a budget is proving to be so efficient, might as well add all legislation. Remster

IMO, that's your market, right there (ans not so large ones once you get some traction with the big ones.). Good luck!

Unfortunately it cannot be paid after a cut-away. If someone lets their subscription lapse, we disable the device's SIM card with our carrier. This is so we don't have to continue paying our carrier for a device that our customer isn't paying for. If someone has a cut-away with our device and their subscription isn't current, the cellular network will block the device from connecting or communicating. Once someone does renew their subscription we can re-activate the SIM card in our systems right away, but it takes 24-48 hours for our carrier to get it registered through their network again. It sounds to me like you're saying it actually can be paid after a cutaway, but it would be 1 or 2 days until it would be activated. So, a canopy would be out in the elements for that long. If you assume 10 min of exposure to the sun on a normal jump, it really isn't that many equivalent jumps worth of exposure (100 to 200 or so at the most). Is there something else that prevents a person from being willing to wait for the activation to occur before being able to track down the canopy? I would venture to say that the battery would be dead by then. Remster

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Exactly-if you read the OP's description of the jump, he was unstable, froze and did not deploy his parachute. That's not something you can sugar coat in a debrief. He's lucky to be alive and it sounds to me like these 2 instructors did everything to help this guy in the air AND on the ground afterwards. Now he's online complaining that they weren't nice or understanding enough. No one is doing him any favors by agreeing with him there. Yep. This aint bowling. Remster

If you're planning to go even slightly off the main highways, buy some paper maps. Remster

Unless you are putting significant force directly into your risers by pulling/pushing them, and therefore changing where your weight is being carried by them, how you sit on your harness will not change how your wing will fly (aerodynamics aside, but you guys aren't talking about laying completely horizontal). Your CG will always be right under your 3ring attachment point line. New age touchy-feely nonsense does not trump physics. Remster

I'm telling you guys... It's 2000 all over again. Remster

If you're not this guy's instructor, please, STFU, listen more and ask questions. Remster

Agree with all that. But again, people were predicting his demise well before the debate, and his numbers just keep climbing. (And the election, at the end of the day, is a popularity contest, not an objective evaluation of fitness or talent.) I can tell you this. As an outside observer (well, from the inside this time lol), it looks an awful lot like 2000. Remster

It's a DRINKING game! You damn stonner coloradians... Remster

I did mean shirt. But, shorts is way funnier Remster

I've got one on the hotel balcony, with my short off, at sunset. I'll send it to your email address. Remster

Just spent a week (I know... Way too short) in Satorini and Athens. Rented a scooter on the island... It was a lot of fun! Remster

About 30, in 6 countries. Remster