Psychonaut

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Man...Im drunk and I dont even think that's funny

Man, that's hilarious.
It's genius.

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Twizzlers packaging and the act of trying to get one out from the end of the bag reminds me of a hardpull. More specifically Germain's video where the bridle is at the end of the pouch, pulled, bunching shit up.

Hershey's, get your shit together!

Oh my god please tl;dr

I bought some toilet paper and a pack of gum earlier

Sorry to dig this up again, but I knew it was here rather than starting a new thread.

Does anyone have any video of the collegiate canopy piloting?

Leave it to the professionals.

Besides, most places won't let you take your own camera.

What's with the hookknife in hand?

This is also the third time you've asked this. Have you not found an answer yet?

Also, if 1500 of your jumps are classic accuracy, I'm assuming you're not on anything high performance. What do you jump on those?

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understand totally about not skiping sizes. i am going to demo some more canopies this weekend but in anyones opinion wat would be a good next step in the progression to xbraced one day?

Staying alive today.

Hold on, did you pack a glove with your canopy.....?

Not sure what AC you're jumping, but one of the best tips when I first started jumping and taking front float was (on an otter) to grab the small strut that comes down underneath the wing with my left arm. Right arm will be on the bar, and I'm usually looking underneath my right arm at the count with your head tilted down. This helps you avoid turning towards the tail to see the count up and over your arm.

Dude you need to cut down the first MINUTE of text.

What happened to your friend? After you lost him I don't see him, nor you attempting to get back towards him? I just see you flailing like an AFF student. Do you have any idea where he was when you pulling (in place..)?

Somehow made my morning class. Not sure how tomorrow's going to go!

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From what I'm told by the packers, that was a D bag for a 260 made of F111.
So it takes a bit of work. Though the packers and the rigger make it look easy.

You'll be surprised with yourself if you keep at it. 60 more packjobs and you'll realize it isn't so bad You'll look back at this thread and just brush it off!

It's finally my birthday. On my 5th night of drinking. Love college. DOn't love my 8:30am class tomorrow.

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I have a SkySystems Vapour Narrow

Got pics of the narrow setup?

..smoking the reefer.

Another thing to think about is being cooped up in the otter or whatnot, it's darker and your lenses will adjust for that. Then you get in the door and it's bright as shit and they take some time to darken up again.

Yep, you just have to take everyones word here.

I got a brand new canopy when I was at about I don't know, 70/80 jumps. Complete bitch the pack the first time I tried. People showed me a few tricks, but it really isn't that there's tricks out there that you haven't learned that are stopping you, but it's just repitition. I went to a few boogies with it and forced myself to pack it. Every walk in from the landing area sucked because in my mind I was dreading having to pack before getting on the next load, but it helped, and FAST.

After the handful of boogies I went to and a little under a hundred jumps, I could absolutely tell how much easier it got and fast. (Not to mention the ZP had settled down by then..)

TLDR; Force yourself to do it, you'll realize in 50 packjobs that that's all it took and it'll be easy as pie.

Thanks for the warning, mother

Can anyone help me out?

You can see in LinkList.java I need to build the insertAfter and insertBefore.

What my mind see's, for insertAfter to begin with, is something like this..

public void insertAfter(long dd)  {   

long reference = current.dData;

if (previous == null) {

current = current.next;    //Move current over one to make room for insert

previous = reference;            //Insert given number

} else {

previous = reference;        //Insert given number

}


} 

And I'm not trying to start another container thread, but moreso showing the idea that you need to structure your posts with more information if you want to be convincing.