-- Modified on 5/26/2008 9:06:51 AM

Re: Gives a whole new meaning...

to getting your rocks off.

What a spicy scene. Those two deserve a special award from AVN!



-- Modified on 5/25/2008 7:01:05 PM

Would that be someone who gives a flying Fu_ _ ?

Thank You
2008=27

I agree that this sounds pretty exciting. I am, however, not partial to anything that puts my life at risk. I have been asked to join on a jet ski before, and had to decline. I am quite familiar with public eroticism, and admit to enjoying a little danger...

-- Modified on 5/26/2008 10:51:30 AM

Talk about getting your rocks off.

So, now I'm thinking of getting a job with the Parks Service staying in one of those towers with the high powered telescopes.

...he could keep an erection, let alone orgasm in that situation. And the repetitive up and down motions on a line secured on a cliff? That's tempting fate a little much, I think.

--b.

-- Modified on 5/27/2008 6:15:22 PM

On a regular skydive (from around 15,000 feet), you only get about 50 seconds of freefall. On a "high-altitude low-opening" jump from 30,000 feet, that only goes up to around 100-110 seconds. And doing the high-altitude requires you to be breathing oxygen with a mask.

All obstacles aside, I have my skydiving license and I've done HALO, so what providers jump? That sounds like an experiment where someone just might have to TOFTT.