I'm wanting to jump a fairly new high tech kind of building, and am wondering how people are getting past the security. The one I have in mind is pretty well guarded. but it's beautiful and I want to jump it.
Here's a link to a video of my last jump..http://lux.qc.ca/art/base/urbanff.html
One whole goose ( 10 to 12 pounds gross weight), neck, giblets, wing tips and excess fat removed, rinsed, patted dry, and reserved in refrigerator to make gravy: wishbone removed and skin picked.
Eight cups bread stuffing with bacon, apples, sage and carmalized onions, heated, salt and ground pepper
One recipe giblet gravy with red wine and sherry
Salted sledge hammer with or without pneumatic drill is your own option
Oh sorry that's the Portland recipe for ROASTED GOOSE........
AKA: cook your own goose on some other channel.....have some bloody sense mate.....
HEY! I'M A PRETTY EXPERANCED SKYDIVER LOOKING AT BASE JUMPING
I'VE LEARNED THAT BLINDLY TRYING TO RE-INVENT THE WHEEL IS STUPID, AND WILL BITE YOU IN THE ASS.
LIKE A LOT OF NEWBE'S, I LOOK SITES LIKE THIS FOR GUIDANCE.
ALOT OF GUY'S DIED, HURT THEMSELF'S BAD, OR FOUGHT WITH THE LAW
INVENTING THIS SPORT.
WHEN STARTING OUT, GOOD ADVICE IS GOLD AND WE APPRECIATE IT
THANKS!
JUST REMEMBER WHEN YOU DISPENSE IT, THERE'S A WHOLE PILE OF US LISTENING.
AND WE'RE NOT INTERESTED IN HOW YOU PLAY WITH YOU GOOSE.
THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP GUY'S, THANKS BLiNK!
YOU'LL SAVE US ALOT OF PAIN.
SPLAT!
P.S. SERVES 8-10 .....(YEARS),
DON'T BOTHER.
That's BLiNC to you!
not BLINK
:7
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Thanks
Mick Knutson
BLiNC Magazine
"Everything you ever wanted to know about BASE Jumping, but didn't know who to ask."
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I'm afraid I have to go with the good doctor on this one.
This is not an appropriate forum for a discussion of breaking and entering techniques, nor a how-to course on bypassing security.
If we were to begin having those discussions here we would only open ourselves up to valid criticisms of our criminal nature, as well as presenting techniques to those who might use them irresponsibly.
I definitely think that more experienced jumpers ought to provide guidance to younger jumpers. I do not believe that dispensing burglary techniques on-line is appropriate.
Further, I greatly respect the wisdom, and appreciate the hospitality, of the Portland community. Please try to be a bit more respectful to those who ARE incredibly welcoming and helpful to the newbies--I assure you that the Portland Goose is one of them.
Oh, and if you are interested in advanced BASE techniques, I hear the Arizona BASE community will be sponsoring a seminar in advanced BASE skills, featuring elevator control systems, bypassing electronic security, and breaking and entering... (which means: the skills are out there, just keep jumping and you'll meet people to learn them from).
--Tom Aiello
tbaiello@ucdavis.edu
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