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Its just piece of faux leather i got from a fabric store. put velcro on it and the bottom of the door. Let me know if that makes sense! You got man, first 2 years are the hardest but never give up!

@@RANtastic33 im a C5-C7, and its been a year now since my first car transfers.. im doing almost exactly like you. thanks for the tips, im down to about 4 minutes from start to drive off. im also taking steps now.. check out my vids o my page. thanks for the tips.

Hey, sorry for the late response, the wheelchair is a TiLite TRA with an ADI fixed backrest (medium one i think), Ride cushion and Spinergy wheels. Let me know if i can help in any way.

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@@RANtastic33 hey buddy hope you well, not actually but maybe a morning routine, or what your day is like.. What you get upto..

Hudson Haws thanks man! Yeah I started with NHL, and play rocket league all the time now. So with the right stick it's all about cupping your hand around the controller to be able to use your thumb, then it's all in the wrist mostly. For shooters I really try to put the radical where I think their head will be and move the character around so I can fire. It's hard to use the right stick and shoot but some games allow you to make the top bumper the fire button which helps. As for scoping I can't do both, but many games allow for toggling the zoom which is a huge help, although games like CoD are extremely hard for me. But honestly I found in many games when I scope in and forget about moving people have a hard time hitting stationary objects and I'll win a lot of the battles. I play a lot of Overwatch and I think that would be a good place to start as there is no zoom, it will help you get used to pulling the right trigger. Sorry for the lengthy response. Let me know if you need and help or a better angle or different game to see be played, I have them all, oh doom is a fun easy one too!

Coordinates are 38.922801,-105.496048 hope that helps

Are you a SCI?

Just the default halo 5 until custom mapping comes out

it is coming out in two days. that is really dope!

Thanks! Really appreciate it

Always gotta find new ways to do old things, thanks man.

Yeah I used to be a pretty big gamer and now it's nice to be able to stay in and do something I love. Thanks

That's what I'm aiming for, thanks

+13ane thanks!

As a matter of fact I'm a lifelong Rep and voted for our new Pres. Donald Trump. BTW if I see your ignorant butt or anyone else practicing this stuff illegally, you will be dealt with.

W Hadley As a supposed Republican you should reconsider your stance on this. I am a law abiding citizen myself, especially as it relates to the protection of other citizens' rights and private property. However, I don't need the government to randomly decide to protect me by saying I can't participate in the (relatively safe if done smartly) activity of cliff jumping when it will allow others to ride dirt bikes through the desert or back country ski (both 10x more dangerous). Or heck, you can drive your huge, polluting motor boat on this lake that is just as likely to crash or sink as I am to have a cliff jumping accident?

@@jjlabouliere7598 Beings the state owns the reservoir and not you. It is their right to give you rules that must be followed in order to protect the state from lawsuits. Their lake their rules. Want your own rules buy you own lake.

@@springbackinaction the state doesn’t own anything. The people own the lake. We pay the salaries of the unelected bureaucrats who make the rules up for places like this. You didn’t address the logical arguments I presented; you just told me to go buy my own lake?

@@jjlabouliere7598 You are Libitarian arent you. They are almost worse than a liberal. The state does own the lake hence the state park and the fee. Their lake, their rules. Get your own lake. Also 11 mile is not a recreation lake. Its a boating and fishing lake. Again their rules. If you want to cliff dive then do it somewhere else. Main reason they dont allow cliff diving and swimming is due to liability, and algae blooms. You swim in it you could get sick then the state gets sued. See how that works? Its always your right to cliff dive until you get hurt then you sue the state for the money. Its human nature at this point. By not allowing swimming it also cuts down on litter, and broken glass on the banks. Again rules are rules. You may not like the rule but life isnt fair.