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Bob_Church
We heard this huge "whoosh" like all the whooshes you've ever heard but all at the same time as five gallons of candy hits the slipstream. It looked like a Peter Max poster. All the colors of the rainbow, plus a few, especially the Jolly Ranchers. Speaking of which, as the heaviest, they hit first, striking the hangar roof across the parking lot and sounding like 50 caliber machine gun fire, Then a creeping barrage of candy advanced
relentlessly towards the kids. Harry took a tootsie roll pop to the forehead and went down on one knee. Just before it reached the kids, the barrage ran out. Chocolate coins were exploding out of their wrappers, leaving little gold carcasses and little m&m packs were doing their Claymore impressions.
That's the funniest thing I've read in quite awhile! Thanks for sharing! -
To go along with what wolfriverjoe said--take control of your own progression in the sport. There are so many cool resources out there! Grab a couple of the other up-and-coming jumpers who are in the same boat with you, download an app like this: http://www.rhythmskydiving.com/resources/rhythm-101-app, and start building your skills. (note: I have no affiliation with Rhythm, I just think this a totally cool app.) -
Unless that link is for a printable prescription for Vicodin, I'm not interested.
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I made what was my last jump when Minnesota Skydivers Club was in Owatonna. Never meant for it to be my last jump just kind of happened with a family and such. I kept telling myself that the sky would always be there. That seems to be true-the kids are older and into their own things now; my wife bought me a gift certificate to Skydive Twin Cities so I'm thinking I better stop talking about getting back in the air and go do it. Looking back, I do wish that I'd kept some level of currency up over the years, though. Best of luck to you! -
Jason Isbell's Southeastern. Which got me digging out some of my Drive By Truckers CDs.
Also a band that's been around for a few years but that I've just recently discovered, Rival Sons. -
The Weight http://www.heartwoodguitar.com/chords/the-band-the-weight/
Always goes over well around the bonfire.
Friend of the Devil
Ain't No Use in Tryin' (Trampled by Turtles)
Southern Cross
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Just love it when there are new posts to the "Scary Stories" topic AND take pleasure in the fact that the Cooper topic is not on the top of History and Trivia page? Ahhh, it's the little things in life -
Beatnik
I am still thinking of topics for a seminar at the PIA next year. If there are any thoughts or suggestions let me know. I am still a little stumped what to focus on. It is over a year away but I would like to figure out a direction to go fairly soon.
With regards to a PIA seminar, the 2 threads you've started recently sure seem to me to be a good start to developing something. The history of deployment systems is amazing--the thought and engineering that has gone into the various devices is impressive (and a little frightening sometimes). It would be pretty cool to get some slow motion video (rear/up facing camera?) of the various devices and systems in action. Just my .02--I really appreciate the effort you've put in for this community! -
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airtwardo******awwwww mannnn but I wanna skydive out of a commercial airliner...
Me too, buddy. Me too.
One time back in '71...
'71? I think you should start a thread about that in "History and Trivia." I wonder if anyone would post to it though? -
mentaxWell, some time my canopy take about 1000+ft to open...
I've been out of the sport for awhile and maybe I've missed something, but isn't that called a malfunction? -
"Pancho's Pilot and the Nail Drivers" was a name that made me chuckle back in the mid 80's. -
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Gypsy Moths, particularly the extra clip: http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=N--qHBEOEY8&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DN--qHBEOEY8 -
Havens' version of "Follow" has to be in my top 10 all time favorite songs. RIP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmJM99baLaA -
Germans? Forget it, he's rolling -
Anybody remember wearing flip flops with a rubber band attached? Always made my big toes turn purple. Pre-sport sandals. Teva improved on the concept considerably
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Nice. Better living through pharmaceutical intervention.
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Congratulations and welcome to the club!Well done on raising money for the Hospice. Hospice care can be an amazing and vital service to families.
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I'm going to speculate that, since it's water level information, HG may stand for either HydroGraph or Hydrologic Gage. Perhaps the letters following HG are an identifier of some sort. -
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A classic. Compliments of "smiles"
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The only ad that stood out to me was the Wild West Boogie. Holy six-shooters!
ATC changes defeated AGAIN!
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