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Fliegen, I'm not talking about coins, I'm talking about people. I appreciate and admire the proper display of decorum and etiquette that Void has shown. That gives him, from me, a chance to demonstrate over a period of time that his assh*lish behavior was the aberration, not the norm. Look, everybody judges people, I just don't pretend I don't. And I don't pretend I'm not being judged by y'all either. I genuinely wish him luck in his desire to be a more polite and respectful web-citizen. Who the heck knows what he's like in real life? I don't. I haven't had the chance to meet and judge him
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Cool! According to B-squared the organizer will be homing in on you, so I'll be happy to go along for the ride. Philipp with three P's? P-cubed? AggieD! We do SUCK! Like interstellar vacuum!
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Brent Finley cross type ringsight on articulated bracket. Muy Bueno!
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OK AggieD, you get to be base so that when you've got your back out the door waiting for the rest of us to get our sh*t together YOUR spanky new rig can get coated in WWII rotary engine oil.
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I'll be there all day Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. I'm looking for 8-10 a day. Gonna do the balloon and the Stearman. I jump from 14.5 all the time, so I'll do high altitude if it's a sufficiently goofy group. Skycat, I hope you do some big-way organizing, I'd like to get in on some larger RW. JP
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Past behaviour predicts future behaviour. Straighten up and fly right. Break the pattern. JP
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Andy, you look so lonely in that picture! My video boss doesn't need a ringsight after 6000+ video jumps and he has a really clever solution. He drilled a hole in his goggle on the right side that's just big enough for the indicator light to poke through. He can see it with his periphrial (peripheral?) vision and it stays put. He uses Sorz goggles and just drilled the hole at the right side of the right lens. I have mine attached to my ringsight.
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39, been with the same chiquita since I was 21. We've both been several different people over the course of that much time. I think the trick is to survive the uncomfortable times knowing that better times will come. After a few good/bad cycles you calm down about the low points, cause you have experienced that the up times are coming. If you have kids, one partner being a whuffo is a good thing. That partner can take the kids to birthday parties on Saturdays while you go to the DZ. Saturday nights, the skydiving partner always takes the family out to dinner to celebrate what a good thing they've got. I started skydiving right before my 17th wedding anniversary, and we're better off for it. It's a positive outlet for all my boy-energy.
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Hey! Bytch! I'm taking my cyber life in my hands, but isn't that more than one jump? A Chow and A Scary Swoop is a least two jumps, isn't it? And, of course, if there's no pictures, there's no proof! -and if there is pictures, it was your evil twin!
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Now you know everything. JP D25597
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Then it never happened
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Brutal. I had a coworker who bitched for days before going on vacation for us not to screw with his desk. He was the poster child for anal retentive. So when he left we shrink wrapped his desk and chair. Weirdo. When he got back he was genuinely, gushingly grateful. "Oh, thanks, it's so clean! Not even dust!"
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When he arrives in your presence that goal will have been achieved
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I hope he gets well soon. But while he's recovering, does that mean Quade moves up a spot? Best wishes to a quick recovery from a fellow old (but rookie) camera flyer! JP
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I felt the same way until skydiving, but my old hobby was shooting sports and I didn't want anybody breaking in to steal the firearms. I could buy more with the insurance money, but I'd feel awful if I had a gun stolen and used in a crime. I can buy a new rig if mine gets stolen, so I've got the skydive stuff on my truck now. And THANKS EVERYBODY! I finally had a post catch on fire! BEER!
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Never. Use a stolen Czechoslovakian one.
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Skydive naked where? The dark side?
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Mine are on the back window. From left to right: American Flag, "Wings" rig decal, USPA decal. What's on yours?
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Ouch. I apologize on behalf of all creatures castratable.
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It's only harassment if it's continuous and pervasive. If we didn't date people we worked with we wouldn't date at all. I'd advise against grinding up against her at the copy machine and telling her "there's more where that came from baby!" Take her to game 5 at Anahiem!
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Ew. Lummy, what if he has butt-liposuction and just sends you that in a box?
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Yeah, I thought so. (I know about the bikes, I've got a K1200rs). I never could figure out why you'd try and hotrod a front-drive car. Without something holding the drive wheels down, you just spin out. I drove a 1976 Rabbit for many years, good car, but front drive is lousy off the line. The coffee can exhaust and giant wing thing just escapes me. Automotive fads are interesting, highriders, lowriders, bugs, minitrucks, and now silly Honda rallye wannabes.
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ooh. bad. Are the 3 series rear-drive? They are, aren't they?
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Like he said, B-squared, it'll only take a sec. My wife is about 4 years older than me. That was a huge difference when I was 21. Less of a difference two years later when we got married, no different at all now. Except I get to clown her mercilessly at birthdays. I'm glad she turned 40 before me
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Somebody swiped my wife's amex card. They'd use it to get $5 worth of gas to see if it was still working (pay at the pump) and then they'd go to Wal-mart and get 5-6 hundred dollars worth of stuff. Wal-mart doesn't do a real good job of checking identities. Amex left the card active for a week after we cancelled it and the theif got a couple of grand worth of free stuff. Amex made good on all the fraudulent charges, but it was stupid, and a hassle.