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DB Exclusive Personalized Mesh Cosmetic Bag
Style 4118-1141
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Your bridesmaids will never have to search to the bottom of their cosmetic bag again. This chic, nylon mesh pouch is see-through for that instant find. Make this gift personal with embroidering the first initial of your bridesmaid on the front. Coordinate your wedding day theme or color by selecting one of David's Bridal's exclusive thread colors. Measures: 9" x 3" x 5". |
DB Exclusive Personalized Mesh Cosmetic Bag Style 4118-1141
Nice Bag
I ordered these cosmetic bags as gifts for my bridesmaids & 1 for my mother & myself. These bags are nice size for all of your essentials and you still have room. I ordered all black bags with the begonia color for the initials. I chose black because in the past my cosmetic bags has gotten really dirty. I would certainly recommend this cosmetic/travel bag.
May 3, 2013
Large in Size@
These are very large - especially in comparison to the matching totes that I bought to go with them. I am very pleased. My only disappointment is that I did not pay attention and match the font on these bags to the font I chose for the matching totes - but that was my fault. I filled these with cosmetic type things (chapstick, travel size hairspray, Aleve, etc) for my bridesmaids and put in the matching totes full of towels, sunglasses, flipflops etc for what I think is a very cute and practical gift for each of my girls for a summer lake wedding.
March 13, 2013
Good Product
I bought these makeup bags for my bridesmaids gifts. I bought different colors and personalized them with different colored thread as well as different fonts. They all are super cute! The material seems to be good quality. I wish I bought myself one as well. I think this was a great price for the product I received. Definitely a cute gift idea to stuff with little goodies they may need on my wedding day.
May 17, 2012
Perfect Bridesmaid Gift!
I ordered these in pink, blue, and white. They look exactly as pictured and were even a little bigger than I thought theyd be.
The only downside was the font. Since you can't see what every letter looks like in each font, choosing one was hard. And I ended up not liking the font I went with. The font colors turned out to be a little off too.
Overall it's a really great product for a really great price! I'm going to put body care items in them for my girls. Can't wait to give them to them!!
April 22, 2012
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Tanzania national soccer team (Taifa Stars) players and officials board Abidjan-bound flight today ahead of their first leg tie of the 2014 World Cup qualifier against their hosts to be played on Saturday.
A total of 23 players and nine officials are on board the flight for the uncertain mission to qualify for the world's premier football championships for national teams.
The deputy Minister for Information, Culture, Youth and Sports, Amos Makala, presided the flagging off ceremony held at the Tanzania Football Federation's premise in Dar es Salaam yesterday.
He urged players to be committed and play impressively and aggressively to defend the nation.
The brief flagging off ceremony was also attended by the chairman of National Sports Council, Dioniz Malinzi, football federation's president Leodegar Tenga and Tanzania Breweries brand manager for the Kilimanjaro beer, George Kavishe.
The match is scheduled to be played at the Felix Houphouet-Boigny Stadium in Abidjan kicking off at 20:00 hours on Saturday.
The confederation of African Football has picked Tunisians Slim Jedidi as central referee and will be assisted by Bechir Hassani as the first linesman while Egyptian Sherif Hassan is the other linesman.
Another Tunisian Youssef Essrayri is a standby referee.
Referees assessor is Algerian Rachid Medjiba while Saleh Issa Mahamat from Chad becomes the match commissioner.
The team is expected to board a return flight on June 5 for camping ahead of another crucial qualifier tie at home to Gambia at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam on June 10.
Stars players lined up for the trip are skipper Juma Kaseja and his assistant Aggrey Morris, Mwadini Ally, Deogratius Munishi, Nassor Masoud, Amir Maftah, Erasto Nyoni, Kelvin Yondani, Waziri Salum, Shomari Kapombe and Juma Nyoso.
Others are Jonas Mkude, Mwinyi Kazimoto, Salum Abubakar, Shabani Nditi, Edward Christopher, Mrisho Ngasa, Frank Domayo, Mbwana Samata, Ramadhan Singano, Simon Msuva, Haruna Moshi and John Bocco.
The team has left behind TP Mazembe striker Thomas Ulimwengu and Yanga midfielder Nurdin Bakari.
Officials accompanying the team include head coach Kim Poulsen and his assistant Sylvester Marsh, goalkeeper's coach Juma Pondamali, team manager Leopold Mukebezi, physician Juma Mwankemwa, physiotherapist Frank Mhonda and kit manager Alfred Chimela.
TFF's member of the executive committee Crescentius Magori whose immediate deputy is Zanzibar Football Association's (ZFA) vice-president Haji Ameir Haji.
Gambia will be playing against Morocco in another fixture of the group during the same weekend.


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The Leatherman Surge is one of our two largest multi-tools; a real powerhouse, built with our largest pliers, longest multi-tool blades and easy-to-use locks. A unique blade exchanger, large and small bit drivers and four outside-opening blades give you quick access to the tools you use most. The Surge was built for tough jobs and the hands that do them.


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(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
I recommend this table to everyone!
By Sweet Sue
from Gurnee, IL
About Me Rarely Workout
Comments about Teeter hang Ups Teeter EP-950 Inversion Table:
About 15 years ago I fell down the basement stairs and did a lot of damage to my lower spine. I probably ruptured several vertebrae but never went to a doctor because I refuse to be operated on. Over the years my back got worse. Adjustments by my chiropractor helped a little but by the next day I'd be in severe pain again. It got so bad last year that I could hardly walk and figured I was a few years away from a wheel chair. Then, just before last Christmas my daughter & family came for a visit and brought their Teeter 950 with them. They were so excited about theirs they wanted us to try it and see if it would help. I used it every day while they were here and by the time they left my back had had some wonderful pops and I could bend over without it slipping out on me. We were so happy we decided to order one for ourselves from SA. It [...] was easy to assemble. Both my husband and I invert for about 5-10 minutes every day. I'm 63 and he's 71. Over the past 4 months the tight muscles and tendons have stretched and allowed my spine to realign and now my back is almost normal. I have very little pain. When the muscles and tendons relax they give a startling pop. It's a wonderful feeling. I'm now almost completely pain free. My husband does a lot of yard work and inverting every day keeps him out of pain and away from the chiropractor. The money we paid for our Teeter has saved us a lot of money in chiropractor bills. I haven't been able to work in the yard for years because of the pain I've been in but I think this summer will be different. I think everybody should a Teeter Hang Up. Thank you Teeter[...]
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(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
very happy with product
By BEN
from LAKEVIEW,AR
About Me Gym Rat
My wife and I both use for stretching and pain relief. Has worked great for me in helping my back and hip pains. good for abs too.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great pain reliever
By Ron
from Vallejo, Ca.
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Great in relieving my back pain in the morning and helped resolve by Sciatica pain
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Teeter Inversion Table - Well-Made
By ltstarbuck
from Tampa, FL
I purchased this because of lower back problems based on the premise that spinal decompression would improve my condition. I bought the higher-end model to get the extra features rather than pay more for them later if I decided I needed them. It is a very well made, high quality piece of fitness equipment. I have only been using it for a couple of weeks and though I can't say that it has shown miraculous results, I still haven't reached to optimal 60 Deg slope yet and it already does seem to help. I plan to continue using it as I seem to be sleeping better and with less pain.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
5 min. a day is all I need!
By Stretch me
from Grizzly Flats, CA
About Me Occasional Exerciser
I get on this Teeter for about 5 min. a day. I hang just over 1/2 way to upside down (so I'm slanted) and get great benefits! My back and neck feel great. The machine is extremely easy to use. It doesn't feel cheap. The Teeter is VERY sturdy and I trust it. With any machine like this, moonboots would be great for the ankles, but I don't hang all the way upside down. It's a nonissue for me. However, going upside down, completely, does hurt the ankles after a couple of minutes. I've used one other, old school machine from the 80's, and this Teeter was more comfortable. Put this machine where you can use it and store it because it's a heavy piece to move.There was a broken part due to shipping and the Teeter company promptly addressed my issue with pleasure! I'd rank their company 5 STARS!
Not night and day difference, but
By MrAlan
from Saco, Maine
The slide bar to adjust for your height is a little difficult for me, that is to keep balanced while I adjust it. Having said that I am the only user, however if I had to adjust it each day for a different user height, I find it for my age group (60's) difficult. I use it right now at 20 degrees several times a day.I plan to increase angle as I progress. I see improvements in my posture and overall sense of well being. Having owned it for only a couple of weeks, I am looking forward to continued improvement.
Just what I expected
By Relieved in Rockledge
from Rockledge, FL
About Me Frequent Exerciser
I have a pinched nerve in my lower back and using this product has relieved it. I feel great after I have used it...it does exactly what I needed it to do. The main reason I ordered the Teeter brand is because of its sturdiness. It is very well built and easy to assemble. It should last for many years.
well built, easy to use
By back pain mama
from North Fort Myers, FL
I had minor difficulty in figuring out some of the bolts, as in which ones went where. Overall assembly is pretty easy.I got some relief immediately, starting at the 20 degree tilt as advised. I have sciatic pain and lower back pain and it seems to help both types of pain. I am trying to avoid back surgery or at least keep from having it in the near future.I researched other types of inversion boards and this one is the best built unit and is worth the price.
By JC
from Brooksville, FL
I tried a modle of the same company and found this one the most for the money and operation. The ease of operation compared to the models I tried was clear. It does reduce some of the pain I had and its a superior stretching tool. I feel better in general after using it. It's definately not required to go fully inverted. The best pro for this unit is the foot locking system, which is 4 fold better than others in my opinion. The easier reaching handles it comes with are nice but not really needed once you are balanced and used to using the machine. They are however nice for new users trying your machine. It may be one of the best for folding up for storage, but I find it annoying somehow and leave it out. After a week or so it wasn't really in the way anymore. One thing when trying one out - DO Not believe completely the person "demoing" the unit. Read the little booklet hanging on the side and adjust it correctly, as it will save you a headache. I have been told also about the "head rush" and its true if you go to much or for too long a time. After being used to it (4th time) head rush is gone and the back, with a bonus of knees, legs, and even neck feel more limber. In short I am glad I have one. Good luck and health.
Happy with the results
By Jeff
from Pinellas Park, FL
I haved suffered with chronic back and neck pain for years. I decided to try inversion. Having recently gone thru dual hip replacement, I wanted a machine that was easy for me to use. My wife and I are very happy with the results that we have seen so far.


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Built for more style and comfort, this military-inspired men's adidas Action Sports Hibernation Convertible Jacket combines a breathable, water-resistant CLIMAPROOF® shell with a quilted cardigan liner that can be worn alone or buttoned into the jacket for added warmth. Features dual-entry hand pockets on the sides and extra pockets on the chest.
- CLIMAPROOF® keeps you dry and comfortable in wet conditions
- Front cargo pockets with flaps; Flap pockets on chest
- Full zip with stand-up collar; Storm flap with hidden snaps; Detachable liner buttons into jacket for added warmth
- Liner: Cardigan-style neck; Ribbed cuffs and hem; Contrast quilted inside
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climaproof® is breathable weather protection that optimizes body temperature and keeps you at peak performance in even the harshest of wind, rain and storm conditions by acting as a barrier to the elements while allowing heat and sweat to escape through evaporation.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by jayloc Hibernation Convertible Jacket
This is exactly what I had expected. Midweight jacket with plenty of pockets that is good for ant occasion. Casual and sporty but still plain enough for a business environment. Nice comfortable liner that could be a little more secure.
November 28, 2012
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WIP Wednesday...
Wow. I haven't done a Work.In.Progress Wednesday report since February!!
Granted it was the last day in February, but it was still February...
Probably because I was working like a looney on market stuff and there was no progress to report, but thankfully this week has bought some change, so here's what I've done since last time...
The rest of the blocks arrived for my reverse rainbow starburst quilt and are looking totally gorgeous together...
Thanks so much Sew & Bee-Happy bee friends - you rock for helping me make this happen! :)
Last week I pieced them together & this week I've been working on the quilting.
Here is my little helper helping me baste - she had to be there for every step of the way and kept putting herself in the photos. I almost asked her to move then I decided Eh why not - It's nice to see her so excited about the quilting process already and she's not even 4 yet!
Oh what a mission that stupid stretchy back was. Never again! The stretch itself wasn't so much of a problem except for the fact it meant the quilt did not want to slide while free motion quilting. Kind of a problem that!
I started quilting it on Sunday and had a few little bursts at it, but I kept giving up since it was hard & unenjoyable. It started to become clear that I was not getting anywhere fast with it by giving up, and it was holding up my to-do list rather a lot, so this morning I made myself sit down and finish it in one session... Gah.
Lots of tugging & pulling later I am pleased to report that I finished it!
{Lets just not look at how even my stitch lengths are ok...}
It compliment the front perfectly though!
Still... it'll teach me to be cheap and use the "wrong" medium just because I got it on clearance & it matches well...
Now I'm at the choosing binding stage. I think I've settled on this lovely rainbow stripe number...
Binding may happen after I blog tonight, but I'm pretty tired so we'll see...
I've also received the last 2 bee blocks for my lounge quilt...
So that's next on the personal agenda.
I just need to make 2 more blocks myself. Then I can piece the top together.
Otherwise I've been working on bee blocks.
These 6 were all made over the weekend:
March blocks for Kyishia in Sew Aussie...
I have to admit that I will not be making any more of these blocks by choice. No offence to Lynne - it's not because I don't like the block design, rather it's completely lovely! It's more that I hate all the trimming of half square triangles.
What can I say... it's just sheer laziness!
March block for Kara in Sew & Bee-Happy...
That block on the other hand I'd been wanting to try for ages. It was quite time consuming, but I really enjoyed it.
April block for Leona in Sew & Bee-Happy...
Fast & fun!
April blocks for Annabella in CARE do.good Stitches...
Another block I'd been wanting to try for ages! Those kind of ended up to be crazy-need-sunglasses-to-view blocks, but I loved making them and they are for a gender neutral kids quilt so I hope they fit the bill...
Which brings me to this reports stats:
Finished projects: 6 - ok so I'm totally counting bee blocks this time. Usually I don't but I need to feel like I've achieved something!
New projects started: 0
Projects either on the go or ignored: a scary number. I don't think I actually want to count.
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21 comments:
- Cille said...
Your rainbow star quilt is LOVELY... Your Lounge quilt block are great too... In fact all of your blokcs look fantastic! The little sheep in one of the blocks makes me smile big.
- April 11, 2012 at 9:27 PM
- Diane-crewe said...
LOVE the rainbow quilt xx
- April 11, 2012 at 9:50 PM
- Jessica said...
Wow! Your rainbow quilt is amazing, great idea! Great bee blocks also :-)
- April 11, 2012 at 10:00 PM
- Amy said...
I love the rainbow quilt! and your daughter looks real happy sitting on it! all of your blocks are great! happy stitching:)
- April 11, 2012 at 10:02 PM
- Shannon said...
The rainbow quilt is wonderful. I love the stars as the negative space! And fun that you had a card trick block for your bee- I've always loved that block and would love to see what she does with them all.
- April 11, 2012 at 10:02 PM
- Waverlee said...
Eeeek! What is that green sheep fabric?
- April 11, 2012 at 10:15 PM
- susan said...
I think your sewing mojo is back!!!
- April 11, 2012 at 10:54 PM
- Cindy said...
Oh my goodness you're flyin' it! Look at these gorgeous blocks. Loving the Sew & Bee Happy quilt too - they look fantastic together! You're so rocking this WIP Wed. xx
- April 12, 2012 at 12:22 AM
- Heidi Staples said...
You're one busy lady! Love your starburst...stunning!!
- April 12, 2012 at 1:10 AM
- Teresa F. said...
Wow! your Rainbow Starbust quilt is awesome. So are all the blocks you made.I specially love the bee blocks for the lounge quilt. Well done!
- April 12, 2012 at 3:04 AM
- Flying Blind... said...
What a lot of gorgeous Bee blocks xxx
- April 12, 2012 at 3:49 AM
- Jenn said...
I'm loving your rainbow starburst quilt!
- April 12, 2012 at 5:16 AM
- Cherie said...
Wow you've been so busy! Loving all those blocks! Can't wait to see the finished quilt =D
- April 12, 2012 at 5:27 AM
- Shay said...
LOVE the reverse stars Kat and the binding is perfectly perfect.
I took quite a few shots of my latest finish with my "helper" lolling all over it too this week !
LOVE Kara's bee block –gorgeous!(and I think you should totally count the bee blocks as a finish - you did a ton of them !) - April 12, 2012 at 5:59 AM
- Emily said...
I love the rainbow starburst quilt.
- April 12, 2012 at 6:41 AM
- Katy Cameron said...
Pretty good stats there missus, loving the rainbow starburst, I can see it's been surreptitiously claimed already though ;o)
- April 12, 2012 at 7:10 AM
- Marg said...
The rainbow quilt looks fabulous.
Wow so many blocks done and they all look great. - April 12, 2012 at 7:47 AM
- Marlene @ KISSed Quilts . com said...
love love love!!
- April 12, 2012 at 9:29 AM
- Sara said...
You tackled the quilt and you showed i who's boss great job!!
Love all your blocks!! - April 12, 2012 at 11:08 AM
- Ellen said...
I love all your WIPs but your rainbow star quilt is my favorite! I never think to reverse the typical colorways of patterns like that. What a clever idea!
- April 16, 2012 at 3:27 AM
- Nicky said...
It's looking good and glad to have been part of it! Still waiting for one more block but as I want to add bits in I'm going to tackle mine next year I think!
Great blocks Kat! Hope you get it all sorted! - December 20, 2012 at 4:44 AM


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Let's look at the bigger picture. Kim and I know a lot of real estate investors around the country. After getting a bit of training in the beginning, many quit taking classes after the first year or two. The number one excuse they give is: "I don't have the time." The result is that most just bump along the bottom, never coming close to reaching their full potential as investors and wealth builders.
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Think of it this way: To get a basic education – a high school diploma – how many hours did you spend learning? Let's see: seven hours a day multiplied by five days a week multiplied by 20 days a month multiplied by nine months a year, multiplied by 12 years, equals 75,600 hours (and this doesn't include homework and extra curricular activities.
Here's the thing: Much of what you were taught in school is near worthless in the real world, and the things that you really needed to learn about – like how to build wealth and become financially free – were never discussed. When did government educators decide that wealth building was a taboo subject?
Ok, off the soapbox and back to the topic. You spent 75,600 hours getting a basic education. How many hours did you spend last year learning how to become financially free? Sadly, most Americans – the so-called 99 percenters – spent more time standing in line waiting to buy lottery tickets than they spent learning how to build wealth.
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I had been told by people in the Tomcat community (back during the 'Top Gun' timeframe) that the movie scene was based upon an actual incident.
You are correct Mike. The scene was based partially on fact. Here is what I had posted a few months back on a previous page:
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About the Top Gun ejection sequence: It was based on a flat spin mishap I believe at Pt. Mugu in 1979. Anyway, the canopy still had the short lanyard, and when it jettisoned, the crew reported that it seemed to float over their heads. This would have presented a danger had their seats not cleared.
They reported this, and the lanyards were extended to prevent this from happening again.
At the time Top Gun was released, the problem with the lanyard was already remedied. BTW, every now and again, one may view the video of the real life Tomcat ejection on one of those "World's Wildest Videos" or "Real TV" type shows.
Curiously, a few posters have mentioned the ACES II on this thread. The F-14 currently has the MB Mk.14 NACES seat. When Top Gun was filmed, it had the MB Mk. GRU-7A seat. Neither of these seats have canopy breakers, and the Tomcat's canopy is too thick to go through the glass. Also, when Maverick reached back, struggling to pull his face curtain handle, the inertia reels should have brought him back into the seat.
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The F-14D had the NACES, the F-14A and B had the GRU-7. Doesn't matter, all gone now.
The change in lanyard didn't fix the problem. This is why the Out Of Control procedure ended with, "Jettison canopy, RIO-Command Eject". The canopy will come off by itself when you eject, but the manual jettison first would give it another second or two to clear the 'dead air' above the aircraft when the seats went up the rails.
Inertial reel's only fire when the ejection sequence starts. In a flat spin the 14's point of rotation was actually BEHIND the aircraft, so the pilot was at the end of an eyeballs out centrifuge to the tune of 5.5G's toward the nose when fully developed. The RIO, being not as far out on the end of the centrifuge, was experiencing less eyeball out G and had a better chance at getting to the handle. This is why the crew would also lock their inertial harness if the plane "departed". Still don't know why they weren't reaching for the "secondary" handle between their legs. I instinctively reach there when I'm in serious trouble.
Silly movie, but that scene was the only remotely realistic part of the movie.
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Ok, alot of things in the movie top gun is fake, but the incident with the canopy could have actually happened. As he air around the f-14 produced the flat spin or jet wash, the canopy had no real separation from the aircraft which produced a kind of suction. If you take a piece of paper, lay it flat on the back of your hand and swiftly swat [Link pending approval] paper would follow your hand because of the air producing the suction with your [Link pending approval]
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Ok, alot of things in the movie top gun is fake, but the incident with the canopy could have actually happened. As he air around the f-14 produced the flat spin or jet wash, the canopy had no real separation from the aircraft which produced a kind of suction. If you take a piece of paper, lay it flat on the back of your hand and swiftly swat downward...the paper would follow your hand because of the air producing the suction with your hand...
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The Top Gun ejection scenario is plausable as follows: the F-14 is in a flat spin and falling vertically. As such, there is minimal front to rear airflow as found in normal flight to help remove the canopy as it is jettisoned. This problem is further compounded by low pressure slipstream vortices above the forward fuselage created by the bottom to top airflow as the aircraft falls. Because the jet is "flat spinning" at high revolution, the canopy will also be spinning in the same direction when it is jettisoned but its spin rate will quickly de-synchronize from the aircraft due to the canopy having less weight and mass as it encounters lateral air resistance. Since the aft seat ejects first during an automatic dual ejection, the aft crew member would be the one most likely to impact it. Under normal ejection parameters, egress system sequencing time delays and seat/canopy interlocks are supposed to prevent seat/canopy collision; however, under adverse parameters it is possible. In the movie, Maverick would of course know this because he knew everything and thus he warned Goose to "watch the canopy" as they ejected.
This should not be a problem with F-16's due to (A) the canopy jettison rockets which help to remove the canopy and (B) the interlock lanyards which normally aren't fully extended until the canopy has rotated aft and away from the cockpit. Of course, if the canopy fails to jettison ballistically and cannot be manually unlocked/released by the pilot to clear the aircraft, built-in interlocks will mechanically prevent the seat from firing. This is an intentionally-designed feature since the ACES-II seat cannot penetrate the thick canopy transparancy.
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That spin makes about as much sense as goose hitting his head on the canopy too.
Actually, one of the biggest problems that the F-14 had was that it could enter a flat spin. The entire fuselage is thinner than a pancake, and flat spins were big problems with the plane and the old TF-34 engines. And, yes, there were many times when the canopy just hung [Link pending approval] yes there were many times when RIOs--he was always shot off first--almost crashed into it. A few RIOs even broke legs and arms. So it is possible for that to happen.
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