[SamKellner]

Rick, Again, I'm with you. This guy needs a real wing.

For me, flight as a 5yr old, was from atop the rabbit hutch, ~7ft. I remember my grandfather Sam, massaging my sprained ankle as I laid on the ground sobbing.
His explanation was something like, jumping off heights might hurt my body, more or less, I was not a bird.

How lucky we are to live in the age that allows man flight.

Long live the airframe

[Rick Masters]

Maybe you could tow Jeb up with a Corvette or Viper.
Not sure about the release. Maybe run it by Tad.

[SamKellner]

What? You're not gonna welcome Jeb in the footlaunch flock

Good humor

[Free]

Who would've guessed?
Jeb Corliss started base jumping because he was suicidal.

[Bob Kuczewski]

I think he got the "flying dream" mixed up with the "falling dream".

They're very different dreams and lead to very different sports!!

[Rick Masters]

R.I.P.
Antoine Amount, famous PG aerobat
French champion aerobatic paragliding 2006-2008;
speedriding champion - SpeedPro Les Arcs in 2008 and 2009;
sponsored by Red Bull;
killed in private wing suit Base Jump at Collet Anterne, FRANCE on Friday, Oct 21 2011

I think he got the "flying dream" mixed up with the "falling dream".

You might be on to something there, Bob. I think hang glider pilots look forward to going up, not down, and when we do go down, the faster we go down, the worse we regard our flight.

[miguel]

Here is another failed wing suit base jump.

This jumper survived.

[DarthVader]

That looks like fun I would like to try it wounder what his gear cost

[Rick Masters]

LOOK FAMILIAR?????

Ted Rudd died in a base jump in Norway on June 13, 2011

[Rick Masters]

Looks like Jeb Corliss hit a rock in his wingsuit and broke both legs.
Can't say I'm surprised.
I am surprised he's still alive.