Ignacio,
do you mean "bungy jump"? You "puenteas" once and if it doesn´t turn out a success you can have a loooong vacacion

Calibasco:

no, that's another kind of puente (safer)

Tia:

I suppose that's it. I went through the dictionary but couldn't fing bungy.

Yes, if not everything goes OK, you have a long long puente :p

[ 07-31-2001: Message edited by: Ignacio ]

Bungee jumping is translated in Spanish as salto elástico. And puenting is probably
bridge jumping.

In 1992, at a state fair in Colorado, I remember waiting in line to try bungee jumping for the first time and seeing one guy bounce back up and hit his head on the bottom of the cage that you jump from. After seeing that, I decided not to try. Not enough safety measures.

...and much more fun, Ignacio!

CaliBasco [Who enjoys a good encierro, but would never endanger himself by jumping off a puente]

1) "Footing" is used in England and "Jogging" in the U.S.

No Jer, here in England, jogging is jogging. Footing may well be the Spanish equivalent for jogging, but it ain't here. Honest.