Saw this on my mom's Journey LP

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This guy's about to have a pretty rough day

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Or not.

Maybe they caught it in the 50 minute flight to altitude in the DC-3. He took his rig off, re-attached the main and repacked everything.

Or,

His main will stay in the sleeve and he will simply deploy his reserve. Probably a round, but people knew how to spot back then, so he will PLF in the pea gravel.

On the way to get his gear, he will stop and get a twelve pack of bud, smoke a cigarette, and be bummed that he might miss the sunset load unless his friend loans him the "rat rig."

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ETA: It is cool that Journey had a few skydiving photos in their albums! I think they had a five way round on the cover of one.

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Or,

His main will stay in the sleeve and he will simply deploy his reserve.

As long as his plastic handle didn't fail

"Don't stop believin'"

Skydiving Fatalities - Cease not to learn 'til thou cease to live

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As long as his plastic handle didn't fail

"Don't stop believin'"

Oh yeah, I remember those plastic handles. Who could have thought that was a good idea???

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As long as his plastic handle didn't fail

"Don't stop believin'"

Oh yeah, I remember those plastic handles. Who could have thought that was a good idea???

Same people who think today's super small rigs that trap reserve PCs are a good idea.

Please don't dent the planet.

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ETA: It is cool that Journey had a few skydiving photos in their albums! I think they had a five way round on the cover of one.

Skydiving Fatalities - Cease not to learn 'til thou cease to live

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The good old days...