DaleC
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This guy makes me wonder:
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A 4" blade? That isn't a BFK. I carry a USD Sea Hawk. The overall length is 11" blade is 7" with a hammer head on the handle. That's a BFK. I also have a small knife with a 4" blade for cutting on my shoulder strap. The BFK is for prying and hammering, it has a serrated back for sawing. I use it to dig Quahogs too. It is NOT for cutting. I don't care who thinks or says anything about it; it has worked for me for decades and I suspect will continue to work.
Alarm Bells: 1.) This hot, hot, hot female divemaster in Mexico
and how many civvies have a clue what you just posted?
Close.I take it mean always go with the ones who are relaxed and have the most experience. I'm not military, Hell I was a Peace Corp volunteer.
I'll bet she had no trouble getting plenty of good tips, huh?Alarm Bells: 1.) This hot, hot, hot female divemaster in Mexico
I caveat that with "to the people intended to get hurt." The experience part means that he can do it safely around the PVT, LT, and CPT."An NCO has the experience and knowledge to be really dangerous!"
21 years in the Army and never heard that. I especially like it because I retired as a Sergeant First Class in 2007!
RLTW
I don't really care much for alarm bells I'm more of a fog horn kind of bloke. I dive to have a good time, people could do with calming down a little....
....Once dived with someone who had a horribly fitting BCD was clearly nervous about getting into the water