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Hello everyone I'd like to introduce awesome summer location with all possible facilities on site. Multiple aircrafts, Hotel from 15$ for bunk house to 50$ per night for bungalow, nice restaurant with home made Russian food, wind tunnel 24/7 from 100$ per hour on site with view of landing area, jump altitude is always 14000ft. All rental equipment is brand new Javelins and Icons. We work with Sigma tandems only. Transfer Price 2018 | Start skydive season in May month SKYDIVE 1 slot = 1300₽ ( ~20$ ) AFF Program– the full cost of the course 65.000 ₽ ( ~1000$ ), the course fee includes 30 minutes of flight time in wind tunnel. Windtunnel per 1 hour Prime time – 11.000₽ (~180$) Day – 9.000₽ (~140$) Night – 7,000₽ ( ~110$) Coach 5000₽ per 1 hour Ih you want a block time - Pay 10 hour + 1 bonus Special offers for group.Peace, love and freeflying to you all

I will not bash too hard on the new layout. It is great that the site is getting attention. The "scroll more is better" idea is not really working for me. This is not facebook. Why follow trends from a site that is not a forum. Others were complaining about not being able to see whats for sale easily. I agree, not easy to just glance at whats new. Now I dont get on here as much since you changed it. I go to BJ.com to get my fix.

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Teacher asks the class, “Where is Jesus today?” Steven raised his hand and says, “He’s in heaven.” Mary answers, “He’s in my heart.” Little Johnny, waving his hand furiously, blurts out, “I know! I know! He’s in our bathroom…’cause every morning Daddy bangs on the door shouting ” Jesus Christ, are you still in there?”

Why is it that when you talk to god, it’s called praying? Yet when god talks to you, they call it schizophrenia.

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