Jump no. 204 - XRay photos

[Magistr8 0]

Ouch man, I hope you get better soon.

I nkow first hand what it is like to break a bone that keeps you away from your sport.

I just broke my Radius bone this past winter boarding. Did I let it ruin my Winter no, did it suck yes, but I still was able to get out and have a good time. Even after I saw the x-rays and the doctors said that I would have to have it on for 6 weeks I still played raquetball, and did track etc.

I hope you heal quickly and realize that it's just a bone. You will heal and don't let it get to you, you will be back up in the air.

[ladyskydiver 0]

Ouch! Hope you get better soon. Take care of yourself.

Life is short! Break the rules! Forgive quickly! Kiss slowly! Love truly, Laugh uncontrollably. And never regret anything that made you smile.

[TitaniumLegs 8]

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I was wondering though, has anyone here had problems walking through the metal detectors on the airports? Do you need some kind of a certificate to explain the non-stop "beep beep" even after you've been stripped naked?

Depends on the material. I have a couple pounds of titanium on my legs. The machines don't even blink because it's non-ferrous.

Scary thought given that there are some really nice weapons made of Ti. Most of them have steel parts, like springs, but a spring is easier to hide than the whole weapon...

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If you don't believe me, ask me.

[freeflir29 0]

This is probably obvious to you by now but.....Skydiving is A LOT more fun when you don't hurt yourself. Hope you heal quickly and take the lesson with you in the air next time. Feel free to share your experiences with others too!

[chopchop 0]

*sniff... sniff** I'm so proud.. my son..

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gotta go... Plaything needs a spanking..

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