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Congrats on your decision to do something good for yourself! Just keep your hands busy, you'll be fine. Hang in there!!!

I was named after everyone who was born before Feb. 17th, 1959... And yes, I am that old...

refresh my memory, who was it that seattle beat last saturday without shaun alexander? *** I stand corrected, They did beat the Redskins last week. I was making reference to their regular season. I also would like to add that 2 games in a row, the Redskins had absolutly no offense. The Seahawks may hope for that for the Carolina game (it would be their only hope), but I think the Panthers will show up with a little better offense than the Seahawks have seen this year... Carolina Panthers 29 Seattle Seahawks 10 Remember, You heard it hear first...

Lots of offence this year. *** Hmmm, the only playoff bound team they played was the Redskins, and they lost...Hmmmm. (You can't count the victory against the Colts, that was not the Team that played in the playoffs, that was their practice squad.) They did have the wild card win over the NY Giants, but that was a very close game, they were only a wild-card team and the Panthers destroyed them... Carolina Panthers 27 Denver Broncos 17 There ya go Tropheyhusband, I fixed it for ya!

I saw, not that I would know what that was or anything...

Carolina Panthers 27 Denver Broncos 17 Remember, you heard it hear first!

Ah, the return coil off of a still???

but are scared because of what we named it" *** Cleaning coffee off of my screen now...

The funny thing is, as soon as it starts, you always try to "point" them in some other direction, which only means the mess will cover a much larger area. You try to run for the bathroom or a sink with them and you always get there 1 breath after they quit blowin' groceries...

I was holding one of my kids, head on my shoulder, and they were feeling bad. Didn't know what was wrong, but just holding her so she wouldn't fuss to much. She picked up her head slightly and started the projectile puking that went down the back of my shirt, in my hair, pretty much all over. Just what do you do...

Photo #4: The 1979 U.S. Parachute Team. Front row: Jim Captain, Brad Dunkin, Garry Carter, Marty Martin 2nd row: Mike Eakins, Ron Urton, Steve Mayes, Jerry Bird, Sherry Schrimsher, B.J. Worth Back row: John Culler, Bill Ottley, Emmet Florea, Craig Fronk, Mike Gennis, Jeff Wragg, Gary Sanders *** Wow, check out Wragg...he was skinny!!!

Yup, without Deshaun available for the Panthers, it'll be pretty damn tough to beat the Seahawks, especially if they get Alexander back ready to play. *** Has everyone forgotten that last year it was Goings that carried them on the 6 game winning streak? Yes, I agree that Deshauns broken ankle is a bit of a bummer, but it certainly isn't enough to take the Panthers out of the game. Listen to what I say... You're just sore cause we kicked the Atlanta Vick's butt so bad this year... Speaking of which, I wonder why I haven't heard from BigM since that happened?

Carolina style???!!!! *** It should be a good game, for PANTHER FANS!!!!!

In Reply To -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As long as the woman is on her back, on bottom and doesn't move, you do it almost anywhere. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like this? (NSFW, of course) _________________________________________ *** Well, she's not suppose to enjoy it either...looks like she might be enjoying that just a little to much...and BTW, what are you doing with "That" picture...???

You mean it's possible to have sex somewhere other than on a bed??? *** Absolutely! As long as the woman is on her back, on bottom and doesn't move, you do it almost anywhere. I am currently hiding...

The logistics of that are interesting. *** Climb the ladder, open the grate (floor/door) climb on up, get ready, she cliimbs one foot on the rail, one foot on the beakon, (I hold the handles, yes it will stop) she climbs up, I climb up...It's about 4' in diameter and about 4' from front to back, the rest is easy.

On top of the rotating beakon (at RBW) at night, going round and round...

Are you sure a re-match is necessary? *** Hey Bro, had to vote skins, but I hope the Bucs win. That way the Panthers can kick their pansy butts all over the field the following week... GO PANTHERS!!!!!!!

More altitude = less air Less air = oxygen issue, higher fall rates, etc... Now add the fact that the last jumpers from the planes will have to catch up to an already fast moving target with less control (less air for the jumper to use to fly). I was once told by a reliable source that when they attempted big ways (~100) if they went to 20k it would fumble by 18k, but when they started lower it was better. I dont think being "higher" makes it any easier but actually complicates it even more. *** I am assuming by your experience level that you are using your knowledge of altitude/air density for your statements. I would also like to share with you that I was in the 232-way attempts in '94 and also the 259-way and the 246-way world record in '98. I can only assure you that ... more altitude = more time, therefore making the opportunity for success not only much easier, but also more likely. I can also add that the faster fall rates are better in these situations. I can also add that Darkwing maybe able to correct me from a physics stand point, but your thought that air at say 25,000 feet would be so thin that a jumper would have problems with "control" is completely wrong. I've been a couple of times, and I found no problems...I think maybe your reliable source may have misled you.

Not anymore. *** Could you please help me out with that. I have not been able to find anything showing the change you are refering too.

I am just saying that there is a huge difference from one record to another, based on exit altitudes and use of planes, which makes me wonder if the records are comparing apples to apples. Does it really matter? Nope. *** That I do disagree with. I personally believe that it does matter. The altitude, the number of planes, are both HUGE contributors to the ease of the record. The day before the 246-way World Record was set, a 259-way formation was built and held for 2.2 seconds. (It has to be held for 3 seconds to be a record) If that attempt had been done from just 500' higher, that would have been the record. Altitude, number of planes, and working time should all be looked at as a part of the equation.

I am not trying to debate whether the use of more altitude makes a 400-way any less amazing. I was just thinking about the difference in records and the difference in difficulty from under certain exit altitudes. *** I will say you have opened the door to a valid argument. The 246-way in 98 was done from 19,500 using 14 planes in formation. That would seem to be a bit more of a feat the subsequent record which was done from a much higher altitude using only 3 or 4 planes. The actual "working time" is what they base most "competition scores" on. It only makes sense to me that these records be put into categories that will represent the level of difficulty of the dive. I do however agree that regardless of the altitude, 400-way...WOW!

You know GFD...there are so many people who walk around with their head up their ass, and I just have to wonder, "Would they want to smell their own head?"

Obviously a tongue-in-cheek poll, just venting a bit... *** I turn on the dishwasher by rubbing her ass while she cleans house... IT"S JUST A JOKE...!!!!

and there is your mom with her legs pinned back behind her head and theres dad just pounding away like a jackhammer...what do you do? *** Say..."come on Dad, if it's deep penetration she wants, you should roll her over..." "Do I have to teach you everything..."