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It's currently -13F, with -28F wind chill, and I have to leave for class.
grue replied to grue's topic in The Bonfire
Dad lived in Melbourne, but he's in Sydney on business at the moment. I lived in Sydney(Rose Bay & Diamond Bay) until I was almost 19, then dad moved to Melbourne after I came to the US for uni. cavete terrae. -
It's currently -13F, with -28F wind chill, and I have to leave for class.
grue replied to grue's topic in The Bonfire
Yeah, dad called to tell me he was going to the beach. That bastard cavete terrae. -
I've already started packing Just put my gloves, goggles, altimeter, and logbook in the satchel I'll use to carry my PowerBook on the flights down. cavete terrae.
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It's currently -13F, with -28F wind chill, and I have to leave for class.
grue replied to grue's topic in The Bonfire
Fuck this place, I'm going back to Australia! cavete terrae. -
I am here. There. Whatever. cavete terrae.
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I stole the P, too! cavete terrae.
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Dammit, girl, you're coming! cavete terrae.
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Betsy, or anyone else who knows, I just realised I haven't yet factored staying in the bunkhouse into my budget. How much is it per night? cavete terrae.
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http://spiceweasel.net/phonepics/fridge-inside.jpg "I am not a bachelor. I swear. Ok, I lied" From left to right, then down: Little smokies, chili, chili, cheese for chili. cavete terrae.
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Yeah, I got lucky for the most part, too. My dad thinks it's cool as hell, and has made a jump himself. He's going to start AFF after the new year! My grandparents haaaaaaaate it, though. cavete terrae.
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Oh yeah baby! I knew someone would post it eventually cavete terrae.
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Funny you mention that: Ladies, the key will be kept in the crotch of my pants. If you can get it, you can have a sangwich! cavete terrae.
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I decided that food is taking a back seat to jumping, so I have to eat on the cheap. My epiphany came when I was in the cafeteria making a wonderful roast beef sangwich, and I looked around to see if there were any potential sangwich thieves. I noticed a huge container full of single-serving peanut butters and jellies. That's right, two out of the three parts of a wonderful thing: THE PBJ! So now I have a *cough*decentsizedboxfullofsingleservingpeanutbuttersandjellies*cough* and I'm going to just pick up 2-3 loaves of bread in town before I got to the DZ Net cost for 12 days of eating should be a total of like, $6! cavete terrae.
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BUSTED! Dude...after that download, you are my new hero. UPS was almost right with their slogan, it's supposed to be: What can GRUE do for you? cavete terrae.
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BUSTED! cavete terrae.
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Fuck fuck fuck. Mother mother fuck, mother mother fuck fuck. Motherfuck motherfuck noitch noitch noitch! 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4 NOITCH NOITCH NOITCH. In essence, yes. Like any good mid-20s male, I also have the MP3 cavete terrae.
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Fuck fuck fuck. Mother mother fuck, mother mother fuck fuck. Motherfuck motherfuck noitch noitch noitch! 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4 NOITCH NOITCH NOITCH. cavete terrae.
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Psycho packers: How to control the slider?
grue replied to grue's topic in General Skydiving Discussions
First look at your pack job before you start rolling. Is the slider securly held in place by the tail? Is it tight or is there room for it to slip out? Then, when you do the actual roll, make a nice tight "core" with the material closest to the bag. As you roll, don't pull up with the thumbs. This is the action that wants to pull the tail away from the slider. Instead, grab the roll firmly and rotate it toward the slider. At first, take your time. Roll slowly and watch what action causes the tail to start sliding underneath, then stop it. One of the beauties of the Psycho Pack is that you can take your time and make sure each step is right. If it isn't, back up a step or two. You WILL get the hang of it. Then you will be able to pack just about any canopy with ease. Thanks for the tips. The main problem I have is that tail is very tight, but it unrolls itself But I'll try that stuff next time I jump! cavete terrae. -
Nope, no problems. I wish their support for Mac users wasn't so shitty, but I'm used to it by now. cavete terrae.
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Lots of cash and hot chicks. About covers it. Being a broke, single college kid isn't gonna help me, I guess cavete terrae.
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Anyone have any checklists or anything to see if I'm forgetting anything I should bring? cavete terrae.
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On a semi-serious note, does this mean I can leave my hookknife on my legstrap when I go to Eloy? cavete terrae.
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Love mine. I do think now that I'm out of warranty that I'm gonna put a MUCH bigger drive in it, though. cavete terrae.
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ah, your mention of fans reminded me of my PERSONAL favourite injury. A couple of summers ago, I was having a dream about weird commandos breaking into my future home to kill me and my family. In the dream, I told my imaginary wife to call 911, and then in reality, my phone rang, which woke me up. Unfortunately, my brain was still in the dream, so I had that strange blend of reality and dreamworld, so I didn't realise I was in fact in my dorm room. Well, my bleary eyes noticed the fan on the stand near my bed, and in the dark, I thought it was a commando here to kill me.... so I roared and dove off the bed to tackle "him". Snapped the stand in half, the cover came off, and the blade sliced open my arm cavete terrae.
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Not me, but two of my best friends were, uh, "breaking in" the new house a few days after they moved in. They were apparently having some pretty athletic sex in the kitchen, and he set her on the stove, not knowing she'd turned one of the knobs a little bit when cleaning a few hours before. Basically branded her ass! We didn't hear the story until a few years after it happened, and we only heard it because they were both REALLY drunk and we were all telling funny sex stories cavete terrae.