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Undertoad Friday Mar 19 10:07 AM |
Mar 19, 2010: Dog skydiver
Tick Friday Mar 19 11:28 AM Finally there's a use for my SJ-131x folding tactical pooper scooper with laser sights. I'll be rich! rditlkustoleit Friday Mar 19 12:27 PM I say a gross of Scooby Snacks laced with ExLax and a regiment of these "chute dogs" and we can end this war quick. Shawnee123 Friday Mar 19 12:27 PM I'd like to try that with one of my cats. Shredded Cold Shaw! classicman Friday Mar 19 12:42 PM oh yeh - that dog looks thrilled - not. Cloud Friday Mar 19 01:04 PM Quote:
glatt Friday Mar 19 01:48 PM Even if they don't realize they are that far up, once they get to around 1000 feet or so, they are going to start freaking out once they see the details on the ground begin to emerge. And it will only get worse the closer to the ground they get. monster Friday Mar 19 02:42 PMfix'd spudcon Friday Mar 19 04:30 PM What, no recipes for airborn dogs? monster Friday Mar 19 05:36 PM Dog pancake, no recipe required, although a little sugar and lemon might help nil_orally Friday Mar 19 08:09 PM Notice they do not really care about these dogs. They have taken pains to ensure the men cannot be identified, but the face of the dog is clearly visible. This leaves it vulnerable to attack simply walking down the street when on leave, minding its own business and sniffing that of others. Cloud Friday Mar 19 09:40 PM "trained to attack anyone with a weapon"? jumping out of airplanes? can you say crazy? xoxoxoBruce Friday Mar 19 11:13 PM It's muzzled to protect it on the landing. The American Special Forces, who developed this technique, fit their dogs with oxygen masks for high altitude jumps. ZenGum Saturday Mar 20 08:43 AM I've heard that once, during the Vietnam War, US forces attempted to deliver an elephant by parachute. It was not successful. The knees couldn't stand it. cabbagepulley Saturday Mar 20 09:31 AM Great Scott! It's raining Hillrick Sunday Mar 21 02:50 PM I'm thinking this dog is liking it. This must be the ultimate head out the window, wind up your nose experience he could ever have! Elspode Tuesday Mar 23 09:35 PM I think the dog is muzzled to keep it from biting the shit out of the guy who jumped out of an airplane with it. xoxoxoBruce Wednesday Mar 24 05:33 AM No no, Elspode, that's cats you're thinking of. classicman Wednesday Mar 24 08:47 AM I'm with Els ... and rightly so that guy deserves it. onetrack Wednesday Mar 24 10:14 AM I'll wager that muzzle is to prevent dog vomit streaming all over the skydiver, at 200kmh. There's nothing like dog vomit plastered all over your face, to make you forget to pull the ripcord ..... spudcon Thursday Mar 25 07:52 AM I hate it when that happens Happy Monkey Thursday Mar 25 11:23 AM I'm guessing the muzzle is to protect the tongue.
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