I'm so jealous!
Take photos videos and send them along so we can write it up!

Good luck

well, if you poo your pants on the way down, you will have shit yourself from the waist up. that might be a new record in pooing ones self. either way, i wish you the best of luck my friend.

Now that's a great way to kick off a new decade. Hella yeah mate!

I'm also jealous. I would love to do that. Good job!

I envy you too, Frank. Can't wait to see the photos.

Wish I could have entered the new decade just like you. Congrats on surviving it!

Awesome Frank.

Congrats on surviving. I've done a few high fly jumps so I know that rush feeling well.

Can't wait to see the picts!

grats frank. i love your balls.

Damn, Frank, them must be some high-res photos if Phat can see your balls.

Niiiice.

Tim, that's just the effect of the rapid deceleration.

I never thought about it, Bill ... but I suppose if the boys aren't strapped into the same harness as the rest of the body, they could be on an alternate deceleration path.

That could hurt.

men and their balls ... sheesh ..

Speaking of balls, Love the new pic Alex. Your old one failed to show off the Grabtastic Booty.

I'm told that a good pic gives perspective .. how would you know how long the hair was unless it had a relationship to the booty .. yeah yeah yeah ..

"Relationship to the booty"

Where do I sign up?

*hands sp the special sign up sheet*

*fills in every slot on the list*

Hey guys!
Rad weekends pt. 1 is done.

Rafting is great! It was bit less thrilling, according to the guys in the rafting company, because the river was about 25 feet over its usual level. It's been raining a lot here last month.
As an example: there is a bridge on the way where you can easily go under it, but we had to go to a margin, take the boats to the road, walk some yards and go back into the water. The river was passing almost over the bridge, and it would be unsafe in so many levels if we had tried to pass there.

I'll get the photos today --I hope-- so I can post 'em.

Next week: Pendulum, being dropped from 69 meters from splat-on-the-ground.

why is leo having rad weekends ?

I need it. I love the thrill.
Being a family guy makes it a bit hard to go out and have some dangerous fun. You start thinking too much about consequences, and how things that affect you will affect your wife and daughter.

There are a few pics here: http://bit.ly/6C5Qwc

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Frank, congrats on your jump. That's pretty cool. I'll assume you kept the undigested remnants of yesterdays lunch where it belonged instead of in your pants.

Leo, that looked like a fun ride! I think I could do whitewater rafting, no bungee for me though.

Thomas, sounds like you had an adventure also. Any day you can get sent home from work with pay, is a good day. Walmart rules!

Hey folks, here I am. I just have one thing to say about the Sky Coaster: If there's one around you, go for it.

Damn, that thing is absurdly scary AND funny.

Here you can see my brother and I, still smiling before being tied up: http://bit.ly/6vtb9q
Now we're tied and ready to be pulled up to the sky: http://bit.ly/8lPWHD -- and that's when you start thinking if you really want to do that.

And here's when we thought we were going to die...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNk7POE94n0

When it starts going up, you feel like you're going to be squeezed through the flying suit, looks like your shoulders are going to slip and then you'll dive and paint a red dot in the floor, and the feeling gets worse as the rope gets you higher and higher.
When we reached the top and received the OK sign to let go, it was like the blood had frozen in our veins. My brother was in charge of pulling the safety string, and he didn't think twice to do it. The faster you pull it, the better--at least I think.

The few seconds of free fall looked like an eternity and it seemed like the suit had gone free from the ropes and we had gone free from the flying suit. The only thing I could do was yell. Nothing else passes on your mind. When it starts the pendulum movement, it's the most amazing thing in the world. You start feeling safe again, you realize you're not going to die and our first reaction was laughing out loud and then I started to pretend I was Christopher Reeve and I had a red cap flapping in the wind.

I could barely feel my legs when we landed, I was still shaking a bit, but I'll do it again next time I go to the amusement park. Next time I'll buy the ticket in the last hours, so I can get the promotion: Pay $10 more and ride it twice.

You guys should really try it!

That is bad ass leo! The closest i've ever come to that is riding an "Ejector seat" at the carnival (google it if you don't know)

And at least you didn't make a deposit in your shorts.

They have one of those on the gold coast in australia. I never had the balls to try it though. My parents went on it, said it was amazing.

That's crazy, Sheriff! It's very thrilling and scaring because you keep on bouncing out of control!

I wanted to ride one that is similar, but you get tied by a belt and it jumps a bit less, but it started to rain cats and dogs and they had to close it. I left the city where it was in the next morning, so that night was my only chance.