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yes, i was going to say the same thing. do a quick check on their track record. make sure they are not cheaper for the wrong reasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by sparkle_jello [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
good luck ! :)
I'm super excited! My hubby is done with his event and there are pictures online. Here is a link, my husband is in the orange car... I'm so happy nothing bad happened to him!
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I would be more worried about the Porsche, lol.
Glad it ended up well. Was it a one off thing or does he plan to do it more often?
He wants to go a lot, which is tough because it's two hours away. Also, I've stopped working so it's a matter of how much money it costs. If anything, he deserves to go as much he wants, but it will probably be an every three month thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mishanya [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
My fam and friends are worried when I go out flying, but they're used to it now, after flying a few times. Eventually you'll just accept the risk and you'll stop worrying. Nobody is more nervous than a person who is about to do something that is relatively riskful - I remember my first time driving a car or flying an airplane or paragliding; I had a tight butthole and my heart was racing. It's normal to be cautious and alert and that's what keeps us alive when we turn into daredevils. Most people don't realize how many risks they take during the daytime; you could cut an artery while shaving and bleed to death, your television set could explode, the power supply in your computer has the capacity to instantly shock and kill you under certain circumstances.