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    "Addict", I think.
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    >Isn't the next big worry in the puting world 2038, the Day we >need to add an extra bit to Nix dates?? Don't worry, the systems in use today wont be in use then anymore...
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    I think you need 300 before a promotion...
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    >your subliminal message doesn't work unless it's actually visible, and/or >audible.... Hmph! Who are you to tell me how to use MY subliminal messages?? Besides, I'm just promoting the messages themselves... Try Nathan's posts... Or NacMac's...
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    Are these real people? Or web-crawlers from search-engines?
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    pale light on your face football coach screaming red-faced LAN party goes on
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    Only one way to break the record then...
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    >Sorry, I don't talk about sex with my parents. I understand.
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    I think Sangiro actually posted that statistic just this week! Does anyone remember the thread it was in?
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    You want to submit an exact figure for the 70+ category?
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    >Plus REALLY big cajones!!! and maybe a good measure of stupidity. Optional, but helpful!Show the boobies...show the boobies >Wouldn't you also need a skyboard?! I can see how someone could see that as a necessity. But the aviation regulations don't mention a mandatory board for a skysurf jump. 98930 posts on the wall... this is hard... (edit for typo to protect drunken self from nitpicky types)
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    98946 posts on the wall, take one down and... Useless trivia of the day: In Finland, you need 500 jumps to apply for a D-license. Nothing else. 500 accuracy jumps will do. Another piece: If you want to skysurf, you need to have a D-license. And that's all you need!
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    Hey this looks like fun (after 5 beers)! 98966 posts on the wall...
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    >Wow. That's one skinny chick. I have to go throw up my breakfast now. I'd do the same but I'm finishing my fifth beer so I don't want to waste the good stuff... I don't like chicks that skinny either.
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    >The attachment loop is covered with a Teflon sheath, to >protect it from dangerous friction which may occur during deployment Yeah gotta watch put for that dangerous friction... I'd prefer one of those escape chutes made by some BASE manufacturers.
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    Depends. Sometimes I go jogging almost every day for a couple of months, then for the next few months I do nothing.
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    >"You know, Bob, one of these days, they're going to scream >too late, and we're all gonna die."
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    I'd guess somebody ejecting from a fighter jet... Wearing an ejection-seat and air force overalls...
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    Thanks a lot!
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    Ok, stick to that story and you'll be fine...
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    >But in the absence of any other 'formal testing' what would you >use as a guide? I dunno. Take turns wearing different helmets and be repeatedly hit on the head with a baseball-bat? Wear a helmet and bang your head on a wall, see which one feels the best? Seriously, I'd take one that has a lot of foam-padding(to reduce the rate of deceleration during an impact), like a protec/fairwind, or one that absorbs the impact-energy by cracking/crushing itself(I'd suppose most fullface models do that). >Bear in mind this is coming from a guy who jumps a Gath Which IMO is best at protecting your ears from freezing off... I use a Fairwind(Italian Protec-style) myself... Erno
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    Yes yes!
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    >The final one is funny as frig No. It is not. It is gross. What's wrong with you people?
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    >Extreame embarrasment, whats wrong witha cycle? > (Also saw it on Frasier it suited Niles). That alone is reason enough not to buy one...
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    >dropped hers from about 3000ft, and it survived pretty well, so I'd >opt for one of those.... Surviving drops isn't exactly the first thing I'd look into in a helmet... It tells practically nothing of the protective value of it.