porkchop

I am a rigger that is both static line and HALO qualified as well as having four years time on the United States Army Special Operations Command Parachute Team. IF you have any questions Katie or Chuck can give you my number because I am currently living in their old house at Ft. Bragg.

I know all about ready ONE-----Three! Miss you two up at the house in NC, but your legend lives on. Up in Oak Grove with the boys see you soon!

We are up to the T10-D now. It has a universal snap hook and static line. Their is now more safety wire and lanyard on the snap hook.

If I recall you asked me to do it!

Sinker it was great to meat you man! We were at a lesbian bar?

I don't think of Dan everyday, but I know I have told a lot of great stories that had Dan the pilot man in them. I do miss him greatly and will see him again one day.

Happy birthday monkey lip!

Pedro was on the USASOC Parachute Team with me for three years. He was a wonderful friend and will be greatly missed.

Simon

You are a flunky and I am the monkey!!!!

Dont forget your GB club roots, negro!

The guy crashing in the video was not me. He replied under my account because I was on line at the time.

Simon

I will have to give Katie the other angle so you guys can see the train wreck when he hit the grass. The video you see now the camera man was laughing to hard to film it.

OK, this is the guy that was flying the canopy. I was jumping my Xaos-27 94 sq/ft. I wing load it at about 2.65:1 and was flying down wind in 8-12 kts at EENT. The part of the video that you don't see is me setting up on a 270 and getting off the wind line. I had to carve the last part of the dive to line up on the pond. Obviously I miss judged the ground and didn't plane out anywhere near where I should have. Hope that helps. Kane

I am the account holder and am the one picking his shoes out of the pond for him. It was very funny.

MFF rigs don't have pack tabs to make you inspect every cell as you are packing it.