Best lesson you've learned (so far) using an Egg???

DoubleEgger

YukonRon said:

Dome on the ground, not broken, = Brother @JRWhitee. I may never witness such an sphincter tightening moment as that, the rest of my life.
Bottom Line. Finesse, and very well played. No blood, no foul. Although a collective breath had been held, leading to a group "Whoa" for damned sure.

One of the crazier things I've seen. I'm standing on the ground next to the trailer and I watch the dome come out of the bands. This thing does a double gainer with a twist. It falls perfectly between the edge of the trailer and a table. A couple inches in any direction and that dome is toast. It lands literally 6" away from my feet unscathed with the exception of the thermo. 

JRWhitee

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

Dome on the ground, not broken, = Brother @JRWhitee. I may never witness such an sphincter tightening moment as that, the rest of my life.
Bottom Line. Finesse, and very well played. No blood, no foul. Although a collective breath had been held, leading to a group "Whoa" for damned sure.

One of the crazier things I've seen. I'm standing on the ground next to the trailer and I watch the dome come out of the bands. This thing does a double gainer with a twist. It falls perfectly between the edge of the trailer and a table. A couple inches in any direction and that dome is toast. It lands literally 6" away from my feet unscathed with the exception of the thermo. 

I didn't even notice the thermo, was it toast?

ToTheMax

Chest hair grows back slower than arm hair.

BGnogin

Patience and trust the process.  

SGH

YukonRon said:

 I may never witness such an sphincter tightening moment as that, 

Oh the tales that I could tell my friend

DoubleEgger

JRWhitee said:

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

Dome on the ground, not broken, = Brother @JRWhitee. I may never witness such an sphincter tightening moment as that, the rest of my life.
Bottom Line. Finesse, and very well played. No blood, no foul. Although a collective breath had been held, leading to a group "Whoa" for damned sure.

One of the crazier things I've seen. I'm standing on the ground next to the trailer and I watch the dome come out of the bands. This thing does a double gainer with a twist. It falls perfectly between the edge of the trailer and a table. A couple inches in any direction and that dome is toast. It lands literally 6" away from my feet unscathed with the exception of the thermo. 

I didn't even notice the thermo, was it toast?

Yeah, the thermo gave all that evening. 

YukonRon

DoubleEgger said:

JRWhitee said:

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

Dome on the ground, not broken, = Brother @JRWhitee. I may never witness such an sphincter tightening moment as that, the rest of my life.
Bottom Line. Finesse, and very well played. No blood, no foul. Although a collective breath had been held, leading to a group "Whoa" for damned sure.

One of the crazier things I've seen. I'm standing on the ground next to the trailer and I watch the dome come out of the bands. This thing does a double gainer with a twist. It falls perfectly between the edge of the trailer and a table. A couple inches in any direction and that dome is toast. It lands literally 6" away from my feet unscathed with the exception of the thermo. 

I didn't even notice the thermo, was it toast?

Yeah, the thermo gave all that evening. 

It was not lost on me, how everybody went back and checked their bands that night, "just in case." I KNOW I did.

DoubleEgger

YukonRon said:

DoubleEgger said:

JRWhitee said:

DoubleEgger said:

YukonRon said:

Dome on the ground, not broken, = Brother @JRWhitee. I may never witness such an sphincter tightening moment as that, the rest of my life.
Bottom Line. Finesse, and very well played. No blood, no foul. Although a collective breath had been held, leading to a group "Whoa" for damned sure.

One of the crazier things I've seen. I'm standing on the ground next to the trailer and I watch the dome come out of the bands. This thing does a double gainer with a twist. It falls perfectly between the edge of the trailer and a table. A couple inches in any direction and that dome is toast. It lands literally 6" away from my feet unscathed with the exception of the thermo. 

I didn't even notice the thermo, was it toast?

Yeah, the thermo gave all that evening. 

It was not lost on me, how everybody went back and checked their bands that night, "just in case." I KNOW I did.

There was one forum member who will remain nameless that had very suspect mini max bands at the lake.  The band was below the felt line. 

thetrim

I don't even "feel" the reply, much less see it, and be able to read it!

WhiteyQ

Be meticulous when assembling your egg less you befall the tragic consequences of your dome slipping out of its brackets and shattering on the patio.