bkdice
-
Content
1,331 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Feedback
0%
Everything posted by bkdice
-
look into this: [/url]http://www.freeflytrainingcenter.com/[url]
-
i'm sure your boobs won't be the interesting part (as nice as they are) to an invisible man under your desk.
-
LOL! I don't think that would go over to well with Jonathan... but... I could point you in the right direction with a few single ladies I know. cbizri? skycurlycat?
-
Sounds good for you - but being that I am a girl, I can see topless chics any time. Of course, most of us at our DZ can. Now if my man could be invisible for a day, I would plant him under my desk and i'd be sure to wear a skirt.
-
There is a lot I'd like to do, but since I am at work, what I'd like to do here would be to spend the day in my bosses office. I would stand behind him and tap on his shoulder. I would stand by the door and knock until he went to check if anyone was there himself. When the door was open, I'd continue to knock. I'd hit the "speaker" button on his phone. I'd hit the reset button on his computer. This would be enough to send the old man home!!
-
That sucks. Sorry....
-
Oooo.... I forgot about the belly mount. Hmmm.... that could make for some interesting hands free fun. That foot mount is in the works too.
-
not yet.... but it's about time to make another one. gotta love those camera flyers with their handy little cameras.
-
OK.... Freakous suddenly got shy and sent this to me by way of PM http://www.sexualpositionsfree.com/chanposakait.html This position definitely helps the girlies work on their arch!
-
Yup. And we'd get it on video!
-
I've seen this before and I didn't know what the "Italian chandelier" was. Who knows? Perhaps I am familiar with the position and just not the name. But any explanation would be appreciated so I can be sure to try it (if physically possible) if its something I haven't tried already. 2912 calories burned sounds like it could be fun!
-
I like Design 12 and Wes Design 2. I too spend way too much time dreaming up color schemes. I have recently been doing that for a new container. I am down to 4 designs and having a hard time choosing.
-
hey now - i just wanted to make sure i knew exactly where it was. it was not lit up nearly as bright as i thought it would be. so - definitely take a moment to locate the airport and it's surroundings before leaving the plane. and never be afraid to ask someone for help - even if they are a monkey. btw, think about what you eat that day. like monkey and other first timers you will be nervous and it will be known on the plane. though, it increases your wanting to jump out of it.
-
I received my refund too. It cleared yesterday.
-
nope. and my boyfriend is kept a happy man.
-
of course!
-
wow, thanks. i toned it down a bit too. i left out the part about rolling them around in my mouth, sucking on them just a little bit, to lick off some of the hard candy shell.
-
When we did our night jumps last week, we had two colors - red and yellow. We all taped a red one to our left foot and a yellow one on our right foot. This way if you did happen to be near anyone under canopy, you could tell if they were coming towards you or away from you. Another thing I learned on my first night jump that I did, was put your strobe on a leg strap - on on your hip (securely of course). Otherwise, under canopy the light will be so bright and will affect your night vision. Just some cool stuff I learned this past weekend. Maybe it will help someone else out.
-
i press them gently against the roof of my mouth with my tongue and hold them until the chocolate inside is warm and soft.
-
[:)] New skills / What you would like to learn how to do...
bkdice replied to airann's topic in The Bonfire
Hmm... I will keep this really short.... non skydiving related.... I would like to learn how to not get so easily annoyed with (and waste so much energy on) stupid or ignorant people. I would like to learn to be more patient and more decisive. I would like to be more consistent in how much I work out (and remind myself that sex and skydiving are not the only two forms of exercise I need) skydiving related... I want to learn head down (which I am about to start learning). Here is where the patience thing comes into play - it will take time to be the badass freeflyer I want to be. There are lots of little things - but that is the biggest of the things I want to learn in skydiving. -
[:)] New skills / What you would like to learn how to do...
bkdice replied to airann's topic in The Bonfire
Try this, it's awesome. You'll be smooth as butta http://www.chefscatalog.com/store/catalog/prod.jhtml;jsessionid=CQN2HEUCKJ2XQCQAAJTR4RIKAABGQITI?itemId=cprod3080003&parentId=cat211001&masterId=cat000201&grandMasterId=cat000200&cmCat=&index=4&showCrumb=true So, one down for you and six to go. -
Always on tracking dives because there may be someone 100 feet above you at deployment time. I also do it on some freefly jumps - depending on how many were on the jump with me (and where they are relative to me) and who was out after me and what they were doing.
-
For the people that care (theres like 3 or 4 of you out there), Groovychic did refund my money in full.
-
I once dreamt I was shot and killed too - years and years ago. Here is what I have found analyzing dying in your dream: Quote from http://dreammoods.com/ "Die To dream that you die in your dream, symbolizes inner changes, transformation, self-discovery and positive development that is happening within you or in your life. Although such a dreams may bring about feelings of fear and anxiety, it is no cause for alarm and is often considered a positive symbol. Dreams of experiencing your own death usually means that big changes are ahead for you. You are moving on to new beginnings and leaving the past behind. These changes does not necessarily imply a negative turn of events. Metaphorically, dying can be seen as an end or a termination to your old ways and habits. So, dying does not always mean a physical death, but an ending of something."
-
It's Sept 30th actually. Jeez - you almost gave me a heart attack. Quote from USPA site: Special Bulletin on New License Requirements: On September 30, 2003, USPA will adjust its jump number requirement for licenses to the new FAI standards as follows: A license-25 jumps; B license-50 jumps; C license-200 jumps; D license-500 jumps. All USPA members who hold licenses on that date will retain their licenses, regardless of their number of jumps. USPA will address its program license requirements (ratings and competition) at its next meeting in July.