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Join the USMC Reserves, get the GI Bill, Keep your rig, go to school, jump occassionally, graduate and repeat, Until your desired level of education is achieved. Keep in mind, US Army Special Forces have been in high demand since this war. You could also join Army Reserves and become a parachute rigger (QuarterMaster Corps). Just some ideas.

Hang in there babydoll! Stuff happens. & It's better to be on the ground wishing you were "up there," than in the air wishing you were "down there." Skydiving is definitely weather dependent. I had to postpone my first jump from Sat. to Sun because of it was overcast. It'll all come around.

Wow Nick. Your steppi'n back in time. My sister had a crush on Randolph Mantooth. Someone used this vid when Nashvile ran out of gas last year, it was funny as crap.

That's a cool looki'n cake madhatter.

Welome to our wonderful sport!

Is anyone besides me thinking of Charlie and Lola right about now?

Yes Nataly, tis true. I am quickly reminded of the movie SlingBlade where Karl says: "I like the way you talk." Hmmm

General George S. Patton was right. He stated that we were two peoples separated by a common language. I've got a friend in Swanwick, when we both break out the colloquialisms, we lose each other.

Marge is Hot! Doh!

Welcome friend!

Sounds like a winner. & that's exactly why they won't go for it. You mean "No hands in the cookie jar?" Too simple.

Kudos to Larry for stepping up!

GOBAMA!

Spies like us: "Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor. Doctor.....

You must be a hard sleeper!

Here's a song that my wife & I sing to B-Day people: "Happy Birthday to you, Oh Happy Birthday to you, May you feel Jesus near everyday of the year Happy Birthday to you, Oh Happy Birthday to you May it be the best one that you've ever had."

Wendy, thanks for posting that clip. Holy BASE jump Batman! He slammed into that cliff and got up like nothing had happened. btw Would you all do me a favor? Please post your most memorable jump or jumps during a skydiving event in the General skydiving discussions under "Most memorable Jumps." Thankyou. You've all been in the sport so long and have so much to offer us newbies. Everytime I read threads in the Skydiving History /Trivia forum it makes me wonder, what would it have been like if I had started jumping in 1981 (age 16, if allowed) or 1983 @ the age of 18. What type of canopy would I have used? How much would the staticline method have cost? I would have jumped in either Ohio or Indiana, because I grew up in Cincinnati. Anyway, I really enjoy reading your posts in this forum. Sincerely, Harry Robinson

Don't go below a PD 230, alright, a PD210

The Reflex. Isn't that a song by Duran Duran? j/k Look, as long as it does what it's supposed to do, go out and jump it and enjoy it! What can I say, I own a Dolphin.

Women give sex for relationship. Men give relationship for sex. We're just programmed thataway.

Demi Moore in GI Jane: "Suck my Dick!"

The Island of Dr. Moreau Val kilmer mocking Marlon Brando: "Judge not, lest ye be judged..."

Welcome Don. I'm somewhat in the same boat, but will be jumping within a year with a new jumpsuit, canopy and helmet. Where are you now?

Someone ate my lunch one day when I was working at this LTAC in Nashville. I just went across the street and bought a Rally burger. But get this, the same person opened a mountain Dew , took some swigs, recapped it and put it back into the fridge. The Mountain Dew belonged to someone else. BackFlash when I was working in a Leaf Plant. (Conwood LP) This guy asked me for a sandwich, I gave him one. The next day he took Bird's lunch wothout asking. Bird just pulled out a knife and slashed him a ouple of times, then fled. I guess taking someone's lunch is like a box of chocolates...

Thanks Gary. Chesty would be proud.