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journeyman
59 posts
Location: Los Angeles, USA
journeyman
59 posts
Location: Los Angeles, USA
Posted:
Not ten minutes ago did I complete my first burn... it was amazing. I can not wait to do it again-- and in the dark this time (I took the advice on the site and did it first in the day light). The sound was so axilarating and the feeling of moving fire, knowing that one wrong move and I was toast, literally, made it so much better. People were arguing the other day about why so many people do fire--- now I know.
Carry on with your business everyone, just needed to annouce that.
Not ten minutes ago did I complete my first burn... it was amazing. I can not wait to do it again-- and in the dark this time (I took the advice on the site and did it first in the day light). The sound was so axilarating and the feeling of moving fire, knowing that one wrong move and I was toast, literally, made it so much better. People were arguing the other day about why so many people do fire--- now I know.
Carry on with your business everyone, just needed to annouce that.
Performing marriages, funerals, baptisisms, last rites and absolving the sins for HoPers for-- not very long actually.
enthusiast
209 posts
Location: Stoke
209 posts
Location: Stoke
Posted:
I also had my first burn on Saturday night and my second one on Sunday night!
It was fantastic - I loved the noise they made. I've got a perfect mark of a monkey fist on my jeans from where they hit me. After they hit me that first time I became a lil more confident
I also had my first burn on Saturday night and my second one on Sunday night!
It was fantastic - I loved the noise they made. I've got a perfect mark of a monkey fist on my jeans from where they hit me. After they hit me that first time I became a lil more confident
If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you! 
BRONZE Member
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Still wiggling
5,967 posts
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK)
Posted:
Congratulations poiple... you never forget your first time
Keep safe and happy spinning
Congratulations poiple... you never forget your first time
Keep safe and happy spinning
Getting to the other side 
GOLD Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,099 posts
Location: Bideford and Bath, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,099 posts
Location: Bideford and Bath, United Kingdom
Posted:
lol, it's great when people find that getting hit by them actually doesn't do much
lol, it's great when people find that getting hit by them actually doesn't do much
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enthusiast
209 posts
Location: Stoke
209 posts
Location: Stoke
Posted:
Its true - I was really scared of them until they hit me
Its true - I was really scared of them until they hit me
If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you!
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