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How do you get to know the pilots if they're flying the plane up and down all day? Do you get into the cockpit for a half-dozen observation rides, and then ask them things, like; "So, how are the wife and kids?" No silly We ask to see their log book, and then kiss em to smell their breath

I think you are very right in that observation. That's why I always get a chuckle out of the male bravado posts that generally end up in threads like these... I get a chuckle out of the "hardcore jumper" that runs out a gets a big ass skydive tattoo on their arm I agree with tonto stay with a good women. Skybabes come out to the DZ. Jumping or not

Yes I'm an unconscienable pervert! But I enjoyed it so I dropped the charges against myself! I's a pervert too. Me, well not so much, me likes it rough though. Myself, though, wow, what a guy, so compassionate and caring in the bedroom. Turtlespeed. We got enough peeps to to watch all of you at the same time

Think Lawyer on retainer, due process People still fall for the nigeria scam Advertise on the internet A sucker is born every minute

Is that any way to speak to a fellow member of the skydiving family Of course i don't have to follow your example with a immature response, On a scale of 1 to 10 a 10!

Hi Fast Eddie Haven't seen you since party in paradise

Do n't sweat derailing the tread it will get back on track again, again & again, Do a search on big/heavy people jumping and gear. There's some DZ's that may have military Halo gear available for real men. Military guy's come in all sizes and jump with all kinds of heavy stuff to use for work, Ditto on what people say about which DZ to go to, May as well start at the right place. But the choice is yours if you want to check them both out "for the vibes" before you choose which one you start jumping at.

Some of what you need to do may be left up to you. Think about mals and practice your EPs. Not just the day your going to jump start doing it now!. If the DZ has a hanging harness use it to practice EP's. When was the last time you did a PLF? Try a few and if their not up to par do them until they are.

Of course boys lie to women of legal age

Bush 43 - yes Clinton - no Bush 41 - yes Reagan - yes Carter - yes Ford - yes Nixon - yes L. Johnson - yes Kennedy - yes Eisenhower - yes Truman - yes F. Roosevelt - no Hoover - no Coolidge - no Harding - no Wilson - no Taft - no T. Roosevelt - yes McKinley - yes Harrison - yes Cleveland - no Arthur - yes Garfield - yes Hayes - yes Grant - yes A. Johnson - yes Lincoln - yes Buchanan - yes Pierce - yes Fillmore - yes Taylor - yes Polk - yes Tyler - yes Harrison - yes Van Buren - no Jackson - yes J. Q. Adams - no Monroe - yes Madison - yes Jefferson - yes J. Adams - no Washington - yes The list has no meaning due to the wars and generations it covered. May as well add the political party of each president and argue about which party served their country the most while in the white house. BTW when was the white house built and the ANG started. On a BS scale of 1-10 1 for worst. On a waste of time scale of 1-10 1 for max. On the funny/dummy scale a 6-7 Return to the circle.

Wow you all vote I've given up on the voteing crap. My boss the wife tells me who to vote for, and she doesn't belong to the god squad. So she gets to vote twice and I get fucked once. Votes for sale for sex!!!!!!

Fuck you. And for talking out my ass (again) it appears some lawyers agree with my interpretation of things: Attorneys defend taping of police during traffic stop Posted by Matt Miller/The Patriot-News June 14, 2007 04:00AM Cumberland County District Attorney David Freed said he will review all evidence before deciding whether to prosecute an 18-year-old Carlisle man for taping a police officer during a traffic stop. But two defense attorneys versed in wiretapping cases said Brian D. Kelly shouldn't even have been charged. The state Supreme Court has ruled that taping police in such public situations is legal, they said. Freed said the evidence he'll study will include not only police recordings of the May 24 incident, but the audio and video Kelly shot before Carlisle police arrested him on a felony wiretapping charge. "Once the evidence is reviewed, we'll be in a better position to speak about it," Freed said yesterday. Kelly is charged under a state law that forbids the recording of oral communications without consent. That count carries a penalty of up to seven years in prison. "When people interact with the police, they ought to be able to record that to show a judge and a jury what happened," Camp Hill lawyer Dennis Boyle said. The key, said Simon Grill, a Reading attorney, is that police can't expect privacy while performing their public duties. "If it's a public interaction, I think the police have a tough row to hoe" to secure a wiretapping conviction, Grill said. Dozens of phone calls, e-mails and comments on the original story on Kelly's arrest have been overwhelmingly critical of his arrest. Police said Kelly was riding in a pickup truck that was pulled over for traffic violations and was arrested after obeying an officer's orders to turn off his camera and hand it over. Kelly said he spent 26 hours in county prison until his mother posted her house as security for his $2,500 bail. Freed said that, in general use, the wiretap law is more a curb on the police than a hindrance to the public. The law requires court approvals before police can set up wiretaps to monitor suspected criminal activity, he noted. Still, he said, the law is "so broad" it could be interpreted as barring recording of anyone's conversation without consent. Wiretapping cases his office handles usually involve people locked in bitter romantic or business disputes who are trying to secretly record another party doing something wrong, he said. Grill and Boyle said case law is firmly on Kelly's side. Boyle cited a 1998 state Supreme Court decision that voided a civil lawsuit filed by a York County police officer who accused his chief of violating the wiretapping law. The court ruled that Officer James Agnew Jr. had no grounds to sue Hellam Twp. Police Chief Michael Dupler for secretly using an intercom to listen to officers' conversations in the squad room. Agnew had no "justifiable expectation of privacy" in such a setting, the court found, noting that other officers could overhear what was said. The court also cited an earlier ruling that voided wiretapping charges against a corrections officer who secretly tape-recorded a state trooper interrogating him about alleged wrongdoing while another person was present. "Pennsylvania is a state that says all [recordings of conversations] require prior consent. But you have to have the expectation of privacy first," Grill said. "There's no expectation of privacy with a police officer." Boyle, who has offered to help Kelly in his legal battle, said citing the Agnew ruling is usually enough to persuade prosecutors to drop wiretap charges in such cases. "I'd like to clarify this so no other people are arrested like this," Boyle said. http://blog.pennlive.com/patriotnews/2007/06/attorneys_defend_taping_police.html We, Me, myself, I, and us all think Zipp0 has a valid point anyone one going to rebute it?

WHAT And ignor all the propaganda BS about neo cons, red & blues states, liberals and conservatives, right wing, left wing, Republicans and democrats, commie lovers and commie haters. What would happen to SC if we didn't have all this intellectual BS to argue about. A lot of people have been trolled and now they can't get rid of the hook their to busy getting their rocks off in a circle jerk. Country be damed It's all about me myself, I, and how much better us can waste time argueing about BS. Thats exactly what the special interest groups and politicians want. To bad so sad. STOP RESISTING!!! BTW continue with the BS circle jerk some folks want to get their rocks off again.

go back to the 80s and early 90s. Back then, most of the GOP leadership came out of the WW2 serving era. Or Korea or Vietnam for a few of the young guns (McCain). On the other side, much of the Democratic leadership came out of the anti war movement. During this time, the GOP had no issues whatsoever making draft dodging a bit part of the campaign. Unfortunately for them, we move forward one generation and virtually none of the GOP leadership served, and most found ways to cheat the system. Meanwhile, the Dems found a couple fighters. So the game had to be changed, or it would work against them. Clinton clearly worked to find a way out. At least he'll admit it. GWB still claims he fullfilled his obligation. Any objective person can see he's not 1/10th the man his father was. The politicans didn't have to "cheat the system" to avoid serving for god and country. It was called a 2S deferment prior to the lottery draft. It was the system for those that could afford it. GW used his Daddy's connections to cheat the system. What was good for his father wasn't good enough for his son, and good old daddy pulled the strings to make it happen

Whats funny is this African American Judge asked for a recess because the trail became to emotional for him to continue and left the court room in tears. Should have left the court room in cuffs for attempting to extort millions from a family run business. The asswipe ain't doing it for the money he want to get into the history books. The judge in charge of the trial isn't going to do squat against a fellow officer of the court (ethic's you know) Right, wrong, morals, ethic's, etc and the "law" are not the same thing.

Its easy to take responsiability when there's no consequences Take responsiabilty and kill yourself thats the real deal

We got called a few yr's ago. They start way to early in the morning Got a note from the DR "Doesn't play well with others" and sent it in. Hope there isn't a warrent out for me/myself /us and I for a no show One Jump Wonder

Sounds to me like he's not qualified for the job. He wouldn't know justice if it bit him in the ass. Hes just making a international testical of himself.

Hi A Didn't join until 1971, Your still a sweet young thing nice lady. Do you remember your lotto draft number? The wall We were in DC and stopped by, on the way to the air & space museum, don't have a clue if we know anyone on the wall (mass draft in 65-66 from the hood) but we had a major breakdown from 100 ft away. IMO stay away Big flash back to young kids faces that will never get old For nothing exept domino's

Feets moving? Try clicking (not holding) you feet together if you start to swim. Talk with instuctor first

I still don't get the plural thing, even after all these years on rec.skydiving and here. Blues, Dave Dave...you have to understand...he may be small in stature, but i'm thinking there may be an overabundance of personalities running around in that lil' head. Damn grammer nazi's Ok Ok how about me, myself, and I. Dave your sooo tall if you were into tall women you would have to walk around on your knee's 5'3" is tall when your only 4'9". But we (all three of us) think big 5'10 and up is just right. And no you can't use our heads for a ashtray and rest your brews on. We compare notes every hr so watch it

click on link above, kick back and start on pg one. Beware of your local DZ.

John You've been at the same DZ so long. There's at least one women that married two jumpers from the same DZ(at different times) Hi how's so and so

Give up meth? Non negotiable goota give it up SO skydiving or us: depends on the SO, lots of stuff to do besides jumping. good SO might be hard to find Spending money?depends who money it is, if your poolers or splitters. Just my opinion and don't mean squat

You won't know the truth until it happens. Might vary from cop to cop Worst case your get thrown on the ground, drop kicked in the middle of the back. Hooked up and charged with who knows what. Spend $$$ on a lawyer. IMO not worth it. Now STOP RESISTING!!!!! Wonder what a taser would do to tape