samgotit

I am surprised the Cypres was on board with all those extremes in play. Interesting.

Very cool for the gear manufactures. Good on them. I thought everything would be one-off.

I would have served them. I'd have cooked up a batch of French Fries, loaded up a paper boat full, and sowed them all over the parking lot like an indignant farmer. Upon returning to the restaurant, each entitled latecomer would have been handed a ketchup packet and told to, "dig the fuck in."

Who made the canopy? It looked over the counter?

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The DVD has a making of the movie section. Kind of interesting stuff

Sweet. I just bought the DVD off Amazon.

Thanks

12:43am - 1:00am, TCM (59)
The Sky Divers

A behind-the-scenes look at the 1969 film "The Gypsy Moths," starring Burt Lancaster as a barnstorming sky diver. John Frankenheimer is the director. …

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I just happened upon this tiny little documentary on TCM. Anyone know anything more about it.

I'm sure everyone has seen the film, but wow, the behind the scenes was just bizarre. What a look at the early days!

Good one!

Can you please help us get a mental picture.
What exactly did her breast look like:

http://www.nipplerepair.com/nipple/

Not a quote, but a joke:

How do you know if there is a skydiver in the room?
He will tell you.

Same joke applies to medical students.

Here's some real ones:

http://members.cox.net/eburt1/Katrina1.jpg

http://members.cox.net/eburt1/katrina2.jpg

http://members.cox.net/eburt1/katrina3.jpg

A Double Mal?

I once saw a National Geographic Explorer episode on skydiving. The segment ended with a "fact" about skydiving:
"skydivers don't need to breath in freefall b/c oxygen is forced through the skin." That's how the segment ended!

This rumor is way pervasive.