Four days in

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Originally Posted by RezDog

Some gorillas also parachute out of planes and repel from helicopters.
There is one I know, he probably wouldn’t do that anymore, but he did a lot.
Thank you for your service.

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I very much agree with the thank you for your service.

But both of your examples are of falling not flying.....

But both of your examples are of falling not flying.....

That's the way I saw it when I was plummeting to the ground. LOL.

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Originally Posted by 32t

I very much agree with the thank you for your service.

But both of your examples are of falling not flying.....

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If you look out your window some morning and see a parachute hanging from a tree in your yard but no one attached-----

Beware!

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I would be more worried about a Harley idling out front for no reason.

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Originally Posted by 32t

I very much agree with the thank you for your service.

But both of your examples are of falling not flying.....

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He was flying before he jumped out of a perfectly good airplane or helicopter!

WWII had parachuteable bikes and mini bikes. Harley made some and so did Indian. Even Jeeps dropped from the skies.

JMHO

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Originally Posted by 32t

I would be more worried about a Harley idling out front for no reason.

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You mean??????????????
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The Lone Biker of The Apocolypse?

He’s only alone because of social distancing. The others are not that far away.

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Originally Posted by RezDog

He was flying before he jumped out of a perfectly good airplane or helicopter!

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You are technically correct and I will agree.

Reminds me of a guy I knew that was in the 82nd

When asked how many times he jumped he said never, they pushed me every time!

I see now my mistake saying 101 not 82nd.

To many not a mistake but .......

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Originally Posted by 32t

Right now in MN from my point of view we are not close to our limit. And it is very boring in general.

They have shut down all "elective" procedures that are surprisingly a large percentage of the "normal" customers.

No visitors. It is empty.

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I think I'd enjoy the calm before the storm. It took almost 2 months to get our first confirmed case but get to us it did and we are only 50 miles north of the Minnesota border. Not every place will be put to the test at the same time. I hope you don't get hit as bad as NY.

Bob