"BAR" wrote in message
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The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and turning 4
or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a perfect one
point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the day dumping the
main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling out a beer or two
and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss skydiving.



Land on your head once too often?

Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and turning 4
or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a perfect one
point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the day dumping the
main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling out a beer or two
and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss skydiving.



Land on your head once too often?

Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never
had to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you
want to read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?

On Sun, 02 Mar 2008 20:12:13 -0500, BAR wrote:

Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and turning 4
or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a perfect one
point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the day dumping the
main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling out a beer or two
and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss skydiving.



Land on your head once too often?

Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never
had to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you
want to read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?



Yes.

Don needs some enlightenment.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

"BAR" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and turning 4
or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a perfect one
point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the day dumping the
main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling out a beer or two
and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss skydiving.



Land on your head once too often?

Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never had
to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you want to
read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?


You mean the promotional ones you paid to have inserted?

Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and turning 4
or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a perfect one
point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the day dumping the
main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling out a beer or two
and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss skydiving.


Land on your head once too often?
Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never had
to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you want to
read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?


You mean the promotional ones you paid to have inserted?



Washington Times weekend magazine, late August 1990. This is the article
that caused my wife and I to meet. Do you want to ask her?

The Virginia-Pilot and Ledger Star, Sunday May 24 1992, front page. I'm
they guy in the second ring at 11 o'clock, blue jumpsuit with the red
and silver fan on the container.

BAR wrote:
Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and
turning 4 or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a
perfect one point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the
day dumping the main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling
out a beer or two and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss
skydiving.



Land on your head once too often?

Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never
had to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you
want to read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?




You quit much too soon.

HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and
turning 4 or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to
a perfect one point landing. Only thing better is the last load of
the day dumping the main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and
pulling out a beer or two and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do
miss skydiving.



Land on your head once too often?

Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never
had to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you
want to read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?




You quit much too soon.

No, I quit just about the right time. There was a crash of a Beech B-65
Queen Air in West Point, VA in September of 1995 where I lost 8 very
good friends, 12 souls total were lost in that accident. I had about 500
jumps out of that plane.

On Mar 2, 8:40*pm, HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
m...
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and
turning 4 or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a
perfect one point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the
day dumping the main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling
out a beer or two and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss
skydiving.

Land on your head once too often?

Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never
had to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you
want to read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?

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It's so refined and cultured to wish death upon someone. I'll bet Bert
has records of his jumps, unlike your many lies.

wrote:
On Mar 2, 8:40 pm, HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and
turning 4 or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a
perfect one point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the
day dumping the main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling
out a beer or two and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss
skydiving.
Land on your head once too often?
Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never
had to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you
want to read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?
You quit much too soon.- Hide quoted text -

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It's so refined and cultured to wish death upon someone. I'll bet Bert
has records of his jumps, unlike your many lies.

I have newspaper articles, national organizations and international
organizations that can verify my jumps. I even taught the current USPA
Director of Safety & Training how to skydive.

On Mar 3, 9:10*am, BAR wrote:
wrote:
On Mar 2, 8:40 pm, HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
news:3_ednUrC8v9jrFbanZ2dnUVZ_oWdnZ2d@comcast. com...
The skydiver is the only sane one of the bunch. Stepping out of a
Casa-212, at 12,500 feet, with 20 of your friends with you and
turning 4 or 5 points. Dumping the main at 2,000 and swooping in to a
perfect one point landing. Only thing better is the last load of the
day dumping the main at 6,000 reaching into your jumpsuit and pulling
out a beer or two and enjoying the peaceful ride. I sure do miss
skydiving.
Land on your head once too often?
Actually no, I never landed on my head from a skydive. In fact I never
had to use my reserve, 1700 jumps all landing on a main canopy. Do you
want to read the newspaper articles written about me and my skydiving?
You quit much too soon.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

It's so refined and cultured to wish death upon someone. I'll bet Bert
has records of his jumps, unlike your many lies.

I have newspaper articles, national organizations and international
organizations that can verify my jumps. I even taught the current USPA
Director of Safety & Training how to skydive.- Hide quoted text -

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Ever go to Zephyrhills, FL?