i wanna go in a parachute?.....?
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CONTACT ANY SMALL AIRFIELD  ..........HOPE IT OPENS
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mmmm... first: Never do anything that u know that u can do. second: the pk is not only from high heights, u can do it without a suicidal hole beetwen, just try that crazy gap when u can jump the same height at the floor. third: have fun :-)
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You still have time to grow.Gust sit down and think about it befor you jump.
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are you completely crackers ! how the hell could you expect to fly! but yeah i suppose it would be a good adventure!!
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Sounds a bit dangerous!  But I;m sure if you google sometime like "hang gliding kits" then you should get somethin?!\n\nGood luck...and be careful!
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I'd definitely pick to have my flying dream again.  I've had it more than once and can remember some of the details, but mostly, I could feel myself flying.  I'm kind of scared of heights...not so much of being high up, but of being high up and not secured to something.  I remember the actualy feeling of being in the air, looking down and getting light in my stomach.  I eventually taught myself how to fly.  It required a thought process, and if I stopped the process, I'd fall, though I never hit the ground.  It makes you feel like you can take over the world when you wake up.
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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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Your question gives a wonderful excuse for some reminiscing!\nA group of us were in the flying club bar (after flying had finished!) and in came a few of our resident sports parachuting club members. At various times one or two of us had flown the aircraft from which they had jumped, and after a  convivial shandy or two, one of the parachuting instructors said, half jokingly,"How about you lot making a jump?" ... to which a couple of us said, also half jokingly, "No problem. When?" \nAnyway, next day we started the compulsory basic training, and the following day we were at 2,500 feet over a well known airfield in the South West of England, in a Cessna 172.   So that tells you why and where...\nNow, how did it feel?  Exhilarating and a little scarey, sums it up!  You see,  in those days you made your first jumps all  by yourself (not strapped to an instructor like today), using a static line  - i.e., a line attached between the aircraft and your main chute,  which,  when you fell away from the machine, pulled out the pilot and main 'chutes.  (NB You also  wore an emergency chest parachute). You stood with your left foot on the aircraft's starboard main wheel (the pilot held the brakes on so that it did not rotate), and swung yourself  out of the door so that your right leg hung out into space, while your two hands grasped the wing support strut - a sort of 'letter X' position .  On the word 'Go!' you leapt backwards and counted up to 3 secs, by which time your main chute would be (or should be!) deployed.  If it was - fine;  you simply settled down to enjoy the view and the silence.   Of course, if it was not open fully then you had a few seconds to sort out  the problem or to pull the emergency chute! \nWould I (did I) do it again? Well, yes -   because  I made several more jumps, but in the end decided that staying in a nice warm aeroplane was preferable. :- ) \nAnyway, go for it - several friends of mine made it their hobby and carried out hundreds of jumps in several different countries.  And as you progress to high altitude free fall you will be even more thrilled by the experience.  So good luck and happy landings!
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sky dive (something dangerous)
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well bud I am happy for you, just send your questions to this email, (skydiving@skydivealberta.com) and they will tell you the fees and there place too.\n\nI did it my self last September in Nova Scotia and man it was a ride to hell and for sure I will do it again but in the States, by the way I did solo jump and it cost me $175 and my girlfriend did tandum and it was around $150 I think I dont remember that much but Do it what ever it cost jejejej it is really fun!!!\n\nGood Luck.
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Have done a bit in several countries.\n\nBasically listen to EVERYTHING,\nIf you have a question ASK\nIf you want to prat about DON'T\nYou are NOT the only one who is scared\nEVERYTHING you are told to do is for a reason - don't 2nd guess the instructor!\n\nYour 1st jump (or first few) will be stressful ... it is always going to be an unnatural act - just remember your training and relax as much as possible.  I have never been on  a drop zone which wasn't full of friendly people ... everyone was a beginner once.\n\nBest advice I can give is JUST DO IT!  Whether a static line jump, tandem or accelerated free fall it is a blast.  Just remember the ride isn't over when the chute opens - listen to your radio as you still have to land it!\n\nOnce down watch for jumpers and planes landing, get back to the hangar (or where ever u supposed to be) then pat yourself on the back ... you have done a special (although not difficult) thing.\n\nBlue Skies =8-)
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DO IT. This is the funnest thing ever. You will need a Paintball gun, Hopper, Paintballs, vest if your scared of getting hit by a paintball, gloves, mask, hat, and some cammo. This is about all you need. But try it, it is the coolest thing you will ever do!!!
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Buy the book What Color Is Your Parachute, it tells you how to find what you want to do and how to get it!
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JUST DO IT! its feels awesome after you do, then huck a three on a jump once you get used to them
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Sorry but you will not be permitted to do this unless you are "display" qualified.\n\nIt is way too dangerous for an in experienced jumper to jump into such an arena (you also need insurance).  If the pilot lets you jump without the experience and demo rating he could get in deep doodoo.  I have seen students up trees, onto roofs and injured on fences even in wide open DZs\n\nParachuting is not simply jumping out of a plane ... can you spot for the landing?  What about wind conditions?  Contingency planning?  \n\nSorry to burst the bubble but not really a practical proposition ... go to a DZ and try it out and you will see what I mean.\n\nHave fun but leave demo's to the professionals.  Drop me a note if you need any other info.\n\nBlue skies =8-)
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http://www.hurtwood.demon.co.uk/Fun/copter.swf TRY THIS FOR FUN  AND A LITTLE RELATATION.
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MOVE OVER...........\nWE FLY FIRST CLASSSSSSSSSS