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    July 15th 1978-24yrs. old-Gave a young man a ride back to the airport after he landed in a corn field. Signed up on the spot for the one week class.
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    I'm fairly sure being dead will be just like it was before I was born, from what I remember that was ok.
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    Viewpoint

    jpjc2000 replied to jpjc2000's topic in Speakers Corner

    Interesting take on how we got here...http://www.weeklystandard.com/camille-paglia-on-trump-democrats-transgenderism-and-islamist-terror/article/2008464#!
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    I'm sure being dead will be just like it was before being born, from what I remember that was ok. April 17th 2017, 29 years straight & sober....thank you family, friends & "me"
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    Why We Boogie

    jpjc2000 commented on nettenette's article in Safety

    Neat history...ty! Seems like yesterday when going to my first 'boogie", a thing called Freak Brothers in Bigfoot, Wi. 1979...and oh my was it WILD!
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    Jesus Christ, people actually believe this shit? Nope, many believe BOTH re-pukes & dem-dummies are simply full of shit!
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    I've never jumped there, but I agree it's legendary. Currently it's legendary for having large aircraft with no one wearing seat belts. Maybe soon it will be legendary for the tragic accident that had unnecessary fatalities. Some legends are best to read about, and not to be part of. Anything beyond you're first four words hold no validity…"Life serves us well to believe very little of what we hear and half of what we think we see"
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    At least he's a equal opportunity political funder… http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2011/11/one-time-obama-bundler-now-seeing-red/
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    Always a pleasure sharing the sky with Doc, RIP Doug!
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    1. It can't ever be 100% accurate. 2. It would still be geographically arbitrary, and based upon the economic status of defendants. 3. Killing people to show that killing people is wrong makes no sense. 1. Nothing is 100% accurate, who ever said it was? 2. Always been that way, will always be that way as long as humans are sucking air. 3. Killing people who killed I don't disagree with, but it's not a deterrent to someone while committing the crime.
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    Finally…the re-pukes are learning how to play the game like dem-dummies have all along
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    I purchased accidental death coverage of 250K for $580 per year, yes it specifically covers skydiving or any other accidental death. http://www.hinermangroup.com/blog/category/high-limit-ad-and-d/
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    The joy of being surrounded by intelligent self important derelicts, a problem since forever
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    So sorry about your situation, it's always tough. We get adopted by senior greyhounds, 9 over the last 7 years, needless to say we've had to help 6 of them into forever land. We choose to cremate them individually and pick out some kind of urn reflecting their color and attitude. I know it's more for us and not them, but it's just what we prefer to do in honoring them. That being said, it's strictly personal, what makes you comfortable…we hope smiles & fond memories replace the grief quickly.
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    You mean to tell me there are people jumping out of date reserves or pencil packed reserves….OMG! This should be MUCH more regulated by the feds.
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    Sad, a very good actor in my eyes. After a quarter century straight and sober he fell off the wagon last year…very sad, addiction is forever, feeding it is not.
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    +1
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    A friend made a jump in early 1978 and told us about it. That July I put together 16 people and off to class we went, 16 static lines on July 15, 1978. Made two that day, two the next and bought gear that evening, gear I couldn't jump until 30 jumps, those PC's were FAST
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    Not a fan of USPA's accident insurance, seems high priced for very little coverage. 35 years skydiving and I can't recall but a few who've lost an eye, foot, finger, hand or limb of any kind. We wanted coverage if I died skydiving. The high risk accidental death coverage is through Peterson International Underwriters who sells Loyd's policies. We have a regular term policy excluding skydiving in case I croak from some sickness or common accident. If I die in a car wreck, or some other accident we collect on both policies, sickness or skydiving only one.
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    Croc nailed it, I purchased 500k accidental death-(ANY accident)-for $562 per year and then a good old term policy excluding high risk activities like skydiving for the same amount of coverage.
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    Thank goodness dem-dummies refuse to participate in the maddness
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    Calling THIS a recovery...WOW!
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    Nailed it! Gotta love the equal opportunity political haters! Both Re-Pukes & Dem-Dummies holding office have one single purpose...to keep their job.
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    Funny right wing statement, since Obambam is in the back pocket of big insurance just like any other dem-dummie or re-puke president
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    Sorry to hear this, always enjoyed jumping with Billy. Blue Skies