now someone will probably say that I'm a potential serial killer for laughing at this, but I think it's funny.

[img]http://user.ntplx.net/~cduarte/airborne.jpg[/img]

OH MY!!, that poo doggie, looks so happy.....NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

reminds me of the look I had on my face when I made my first jump...did he have his paws and knees together when he landed?

Same here, except I was spinning like a MF and my eyes were closed ;)

One of our cats loves getting thrown across the room onto the bed. He just really digs it for some reason.

I had a cat who liked that.  I called it playing Dive Bomb Kitty.  My ex-wife hated it, but the cat kept coming back for another toss.

My problem jump was the second one.  I did civilian free fall before jump school to see if I wanted to go.  We jumped Blackhawks and ram air canopies (Green Beret Sport Parachute Club, Ft. Bragg)  On the second jump I was sitting in the middle of the door, legs crossed and knees beyond the lip of the door.  I was holding on to the static line tether for dear life.  The jumpmaster taps me on the shoulder and asks what I am scared of.  I told him falling out.  He says, hell man, you got a parachute on.  I told him there is a difference between jumping and falling.  Since I had a great first jump with an easy opening, I left my harness a little loose on the second.  I go out the door, the chute opens, harness rises up, chest buckle whacks me in the chin (breaking a small piece of bone from it) and I sing soprano all the way down.  After that, they all went perfect (no more loose harnesses....)

But I love that pic...

UH OH.....i detect photoshop material