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Old July 16th 04, 02:52 AM
Morgans
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"Dale" wrote

Part of the paperwork for using an airplane for jumping specifies
seatbelt installation. In the 182 or 206 all but the pilots seat are
removed and the seatbelts are installed in pretty much the normal
location as when the seats are installed with the exception that belts
will be added since you're normally carrying one extra person.


Thanks.

And I always say, Better a smart ass, cause nobody likes a dumb ass! g

Know why they don't send donkeys to school? A: No one likes a smart ass.

But then there is; The worst a** I ever had was terrific!

O.K., that's it! g
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