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  1. Ask your instructors... they would know best.
  2. Dude... if you're gonna talk about skydiving, don't use a management topic... go with aviation. Don't ask me what, just go with that. It's at more, um, interesting, than the other :-)
  3. If you jump congested, it'll hurt sicne you won't be able to equalize.... so, don't jump congested.
  4. I failed IAF lvl 5, 3 times. I know it doesn't help with your question directly, but you sound a bit frustrated, so don't be. It'll come, and when it does, it's like "duh! that's it!"
  5. I second that. One day, before boarding the plane, I told myself I was going to MAKE myself think about crap from life while in freefall. Well, on the ride up, with the stuff that happens (we all know what that is)... I completely forgot and I remembered when I had landed.
  6. Me... because that minute of freefall is the most liberating minute a human being can have.
  7. You're welcome to complete the sentence :) Let's make it... related to... dz.com.
  8. That made me chuckle :-) Good job not getting D-E-D.
  9. ... you scroll down to the Incidents forum and see no new posts. :) That's all. Bryan
  10. I had to repeat my IAF lvl 5... 3 times. Yes, it sucks, mostly because of the money. Nothing wrong with repeating levels though. On a side note, I wish the price for repeating levels would be less though...
  11. Ironic would be for China to hand South Korea a package, tell them not to open it, and to simply it give it to NK when they get back. :)
  12. Good laughs... glad I came back :-) And definitely one of the best threads in dz.com!
  13. What upsets me is that they do the whole "mach 1" crap. Mach 1 at 40,000 feet is NOT the same as mach 1 at 1,000 feet. When Kittinger made the balloon jump back in 1960, it was said he broke the sound barrier, but he never really did.