Any one else going skydiving all weekend?
970721
No, no sky diving this weekend. And sorry, but if I do, I will not be driving down to PA. We have it 5 minutes away were I live. Thanks anyway for the invite.
115082
playing with my step daughter while she is on break ... we love jumping on the trampolene together :)
295977
I hear you and my motto is: the day I do not fear jumping out of a perfectly good airplane is the day I stop skydiving.  I mean, if you're not scared--why do it?
328085
yes i am and i have the air conditioner on too!
460484
Actaully I am still in flight.
805029
ME!!!!!!!!  I'm taking Rexkwondo.
571789
I sk8board, surf, snowboard and grab big air. It's totally rad dude. When I lived in Hawaii I used to cliffjump into the ocean. That was a major adrenaline rush! Really scary too, cuz you might y'know do a belly flop or land on your back or hit the reef under da water. So friggin' awesome. Go try it, you won't regret. And pick up Sk8boarding, it's great! Aloha brah!
24453
Staying home and if awake watching the ball drop lol. \n\nI am just way to exciting aren't I?
1034642
not me! childish times 400000\n\nomg we r soaring flying..god, just die
485389
Me!! dats soo cool! anyways all im gonna do is get my friends together and have fun,.
925918
I think the biggest advance in skydiving has been the invetion and introduction of anti-gravity boots... they all but replace the need for anything but a really small back-up/emergency chute... the only drawback is that you have to begin your free fall above 10,000 feet for them to work effectively and their circuitry doesn't work well with the supplemental oxygen systems required for those altitudes... as far as I'm concerned, they are great... give them a try! I bet they are the last pair of skydiving boots you will ever own!!
414986
Go skydiving. Do something youv'e never done in your life.
661285
i really want 2 start doing it it looks like loads of fun
823249
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!
864489
No but I I've got a Sports Quad. Yeah its excellent. You coming flying out of the bush like a maniac get to the car park and take off your helmet. Everyones jaws drop. Ha. We go riding on Stockton Beach Newcastle NSW. Been riding for years even show up some of the guys.
835573
i feel like "ASKING FOR A PARACHUTTE AND JUMP OFF THE PLANE WHILE SHOUTING 'I DONT WANT TO DIE!!!'"
438308
Look up skydiving places near you.  Some of them have trainer machines that are giant fans that blow air up at 100 mph and you learn to control yourself in them, simulating free fall.  You fly like Superman.  PS, it's very hard on the abs!