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No thank you.

Did that (bungee) once in New Zealand. Great fun. Never again.

The Annoyed Man wrote:No thank you.

This is the correct answer...

The Annoyed Man wrote:No thank you.

Jumping of a bridge tied with rubber band is not my idea of fun. That and skydiving. I can't see the fun of jumping from a perfectly fine flying airplane. The only way you could get me to jump is if the wings fall off, and even then you would have to push me.

I wonder how many jumps they sold the rest of the day...

It is amazing to me how little value people place on their own lives.

JJVP wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:No thank you.

Jumping of a bridge tied with rubber band is not my idea of fun. That and skydiving. I can't see the fun of jumping from a perfectly fine flying airplane. The only way you could get me to jump is if the wings fall off, and even then you would have to push me.

My son, who has jumped out of more aircraft than he has landed in, would contend that there is no such thing as a "perfectly fine flying airplane".

3dfxMM wrote:

JJVP wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:No thank you.

Jumping of a bridge tied with rubber band is not my idea of fun. That and skydiving. I can't see the fun of jumping from a perfectly fine flying airplane. The only way you could get me to jump is if the wings fall off, and even then you would have to push me.

My son, who has jumped out of more aircraft than he has landed in, would contend that there is no such thing as a "perfectly fine flying airplane".

Maybe he doesn't understand the purpose of an airplane.

If TAM is gonna' jump, it will be worth the price of admission and fuel to get to the jumpin' off spot and back. Keep us posted.

The event should be a

Go ahead TAM, don't let fear and common sense hold you back...

The Annoyed Man wrote:

3dfxMM wrote:

JJVP wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:No thank you.

Jumping of a bridge tied with rubber band is not my idea of fun. That and skydiving. I can't see the fun of jumping from a perfectly fine flying airplane. The only way you could get me to jump is if the wings fall off, and even then you would have to push me.

My son, who has jumped out of more aircraft than he has landed in, would contend that there is no such thing as a "perfectly fine flying airplane".

Maybe he doesn't understand the purpose of an airplane.

To take Airborne troops to the fight!

I've been skydiving before, but I don't think I could ever go bungee jumping. On a side note, when my family was in Vegas my 8 year old daughter rode the Zip-line on Freemont Ave. It was great She begged me to let her go, We paid got her all the way up, they hooked her up and were getting ready to go when she was crying and screaming she didn't want to do it and was scared. I told them to push her. She cried for all but the last 3 or so seconds of the zip-line then was happy, got off met wife and other kids at the bottom walked back to where I was and asked if she could go again. 8 year-old logic. (The only reason I know she cried for all but the very end is my nephew was on a zip-line right beside her and went the same time they pushed her and told me that's what happened).