I want to go Sky Diving or Bungee Jumping. Is it possible to attach a piercing ring on my body to the Harness for extra security??
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Wow, what a concept.\n\nYou should invent something or run for President.
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Exactly what would be the competition?\nAs far as I know, there is no international body that sanctions competitions in sky diving. That's a requirement before a sport can be part of the Olympics.
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Skydiving is great fun.  It is as safe as any other outdoors adventure, apart perhaps from dancing with poisonous snakes.\n\nYou should expect to spend all day doing this.  Most skydiving services have a half-day training course and then the first-timer goes up for a "buddy jump"  That's where the novice and an experienced instructor jump together.\n\nDepending on the airport where you go for this, the plane used may be a small aircraft that takes a long time to get to altitude, which drags out the time used for the first jump.\n\nOne note of caution - if hubby has a bad back or bad knees, ankles, or hips, I don't suggest this.  He can make things worse.\n\nAn alternative to this kind of adventure, depending on where you live, is to buy him a ride in a restored WWII fighter or trainer.  There are a bunch of places around the country where a guy can have a BLAST going up in a P-51!
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15 Piercing Myths Exposed\n\nby Amy Redd\n\nThe idea of paying someone to shove metal through your flesh might not rank very high on your To-Do list. However, it might jump up a few notches if you were able to separate the truth about the art of body piercing from certain myths floating around. While body piercing may not be for everyone, flawed preconceptions only heighten the reluctance of potential candidates to delve into this somewhat taboo area.\n\nEven the pierced population can become confused by the fallacies running rampant through society. Misinformation leads to health hazards if a new piercing is improperly cared for. Whether you are in the market for a body piercing or not - don't believe everything you hear. \n\nThe Association of Professional Piercers - an international, non-profit group - dispenses health and safety information about body piercing. APP-certified professional piercer Randy Smyre at Pain & Wonder Tattoos and Body Piercing helps to dispel these hindering myths:\n\nPiercings can cause paralysis. This is not an effect of the actual piercing procedure. If an infection is allowed to set in, and nothing is done about it, paralysis is only a possibility, Smyre says. He has never heard of it being a direct instantaneous result of a piercing. If piercings are properly cared for, it should not be a factor.\n\nIt is virtually impossible to blow your nose if you have a nose piercing. Rest assured that someone with a nose piercing is just as capable of blowing his or her nose as someone without this piercing. Unless the jewelry in the nose is extremely large and obstructive, Smyre says it does not affect the ability to blow your nose whenever the need should arise. Tara Newsome, a sophomore Linguistics and Spanish major from Augusta, has a total of 11 body piercings, including one in her nostril. She says the jewelry hasn't interfered with blowing her nose, and it merely took a little time to grow accustomed to. "Everybody asked me, 'How do you stand that?'" she says. "You just get used to it."\n\nDrinking beer with a new oral piercing will cause a yeast infection to form in your mouth. This is false, but don't celebrate just yet. Drinking alcoholic beverages of any kind while a piercing heals, especially an oral piercing, is not recommended by the APP. It will destroy the newly formed skin tissue and cause unnecessary swelling, Smyre says. "The healthier your lifestyle, the easier it will be for your piercing to heal," according to the APP Web site (www.safepiercing.org).\n\nWell at least there's nothing wrong with drinking a little alcohol before getting pierced. Wrong again. Aside from the excess bleeding and swelling alcohol would cause, Smyre says this also brings up an issue of poor judgment. "Drunk people are impossible to deal with," he adds. Those with alcohol in their system won't get pierced at Pain & Wonder.\n\nIf a certain vein in the tongue is accidentally pierced, you could bleed to death. There is surprisingly some amount of truth to this, though it is not nearly as alarming as it first appears. There is an arterial structure that, if pierced, can cause excessive bleeding (not necessarily death). It might not even be noticeable at first because the blood drains down the tongue, Smyre says. You would probably get sick and seek medical attention before you would even realize what actually happened. Technically this is a possibility, but it is extremely unlikely when dealing with a trained professional. Smyre says the tongue is not a very complex organ. To avoid such a situation, the piercer must simply pull back the tongue and check the location of this arterial structure before proceeding with the piercing.\n\nCleaning a piercing as many times a day as possible will ensure a faster healing time. While this might seem like common sense, over-cleaning is not better for a piercing. Piercings should be cleaned about twice daily an
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If it doesn't hurt then you are probably ok.  Try not to get it all stuck on the ring though.
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it doesn't hurt that much unless you roll over-try sleeping on your back because the earrings won't catch on anything\n\nthe hardest part is keeping the holes really clean.\n\nyou should have no problems
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The ring is pretty big, so chances are, it's not going to be wide open inside the woman. You can however, hook it and pull it out. My husband had it hanging around his penis once. Nuva Ring sucks, tell her to use the patch
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This stunt can be suitably performed using a typical mountaineering harness for the upper body.  You will want it padded under the arms so your actor does not bruise himself.  Your rope is fastened to the harness at the back with a suitably rated caribiner (talk to some professionals in you friendly outdoor adventure gear sales locale) and a false noose -- not functional at all -- is added to the rope to complete the illusion.  The problem with this rig is that it must be worn under clothing to hide the harness.  As in all stunts, be very careful and take every possible safety precaution.  If you have any doubts about this then don't do it.  Safety always.
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Since the nuvaring is an actual object it has a tendency to block the normal workings. Continue what you're doing as long as it's not to often. Also take the ring out every once in a while and clean stuff up it'll help things so they don't get to bad the next time you go swimming.
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You would fall slower and slower and never even reach the center. Even if a 10 foot wide cylinder of Earth just simply ceased to exist straight down though the whole thing for your jumping pleasure. Oh,and it's hotter than the surface of the sun down there. And the billion tons of pressure per square inch part. Which is why your hole would close up almost immediately, and form a small self-sealing volcano.\nIgnoring all that you would have to fly up for 4,000 miles.\nYou could come out anyway you want but it's more useful to not be on your head. So head first. Oh and as for your plenty wide hole which is big enough to swallow a king sized bed? It would be like a hair driled through a hill half a mile long.
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My life was once boring.  Nothing to do.  Actually there was always something to do, I was just lazy.  Well, when I turned 18, I went out on my first sky diving thrill.  Is this a considered a thrill?  Well, I did that, 30,000 ft above the air, people so small, you feel the blood runing throug your body very fast!  \n\nI then went out for bungee jumping from a bridge in Southern California's mountains.  That was also a good one..I thought I would hit the ground, but the rope itself pulled me back up before I did.  Is this a thrill?\n\nThen I thought of a water sport...white water rafting in Denver, CO.  Now that was a mega thrill, torrent waters, sharp rocks, drowning and crashing possibilities, but were able to manage good.  \n\nLast but not least...hang glyding...now if you're not afraid of heights and love flying...you should definitly try that.  It's awesome.  At first you're runing on land to pick up speed, then there's nothing below you, at least when you're already 10,000 ft high or more.  flying.  \n\nWould I recommend all this?  Hell yeah!
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Well... you MIGHT be able too, the real problem your going to come up with is since nuva ring is such a low hormonal dose, your period may not trigger.... And you might be able to become pregnant. \n\nYou can try though.. and if it doesnt... well.. tough luck for him =)
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Actually I was working on a cloaking device.  I never built a prototype though because the raw materials would have costed me $1000.  Plus, there are several different types of metal detectors and each one has to be fooled in a slightly different fashion.  If you really want to know, just buy a cheap metal detector and see if you can fool it.  I think it can be done.  If you find a way to bypass those blatently unconstitutional airport checkpoints you've got my full support.
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Try Bungie Jumping without the Bungie-Cord
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It would definitely be flying,because it is the only thing that can give you a pleasure incomparable to anything on this planet...this way you can touch the sky,fly like a bird-why do you think all birds sing?i think to express their happiness from flying above the clouds,from plunging downwards when they are high or ascending suddenly when they are low...it is the only of the five things mentioned that can make you feel totally free.besides,after having tried one bungee jumping,i think i have the knowledge of what it is to fly(even for a short time).I will not deny,of course,that the other super powers are alluring,but flying has always been a dream people would like fulfilled.I must add though,that as a guy,i wouldn't mind having the X-ray vision(hello ladies!!!) or invisibility ,or either one combined with telepathy(wow!),but this would be to serve personal interests,and as Spiderman said:"great power means great responsibility"...speaking of personal interests,freezing time would be an invaluable skill,since there would be no bank left unrobbed(and no remorse too)...
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Would second the DeLand answer - I did Skydive U there.  There are lots of places ... suggest u find something local that is a big enough drop zone so you can get lots of lifts in a day.\n\nIf you want to do AFF (accellerated free fall) make sure you check they can do that.  \n\nA drop zone with a number of different aircraft can be a blast.  \n\nHave a look around for DZs then go an lurk ... ask the folks and u will soon find if its a friendly place (pretty much all are).\n\nBlue skies friend ...
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ummmmm........the short answer is "no"\n\n\nand the long answer is......."are you serious??? No, you cannot! But, I laughed at the 'put a condom on your finger' answer. That deserves 10 points!"