You know you're a diver when...

[RJP]

Kind of addicting, when not diving.

You know you're a diver when you wear your dive gloves out side when its cold.

A few years ago I donned my drysuit, hood, and dry gloves to clear some clogged gutters during a freezing rainstorm.

 

[ScubaInChicago]

You know your a diver when you start tying bolt snaps to non diving objects.

 

[nimoh]

I wear my mask whenever I'm slicing onions

 

[rivers]

when the water temp is significantly warmer than air temps, it might be snowing, but you still think "**** it, let's go diving"

 

[MichigandiverJon]

You know you're a diver when you use dive gear to fix problems around your house. (Just used a tank and first stage to clear a plugged dishwasher LOL!!!)

 

[lemonfish]

agree RJP

 

[NAM001]

When you watch a mother wipe her kids runny nose and you are thinking "Whats all the fuss about"

 

[beester]

- when your diving equipment on a fly in holiday weighs 150 pounds and the non diving 10 pounds.
- when you have a 2nd backplate with you on the luggage (no webbing, single tank diving after the cave diving)
- your equipment costs more than the luggage of the next randomly selected 5 passengers combined
- you get very good at weighing all your luggage by hand to keep below the 40 pound limit.
- you no longer buy dive shop t-shirts to show where you've been...... man you've been around... no need showing!
- you dive dry everything below 26C° and the local dive guides think you are nuts (while getting out of the water in their 5mm wetsuits shivering)

 

[bowlofpetunias]

You think a vacation is a waste of money unless it involves diving...

 

[SeaHorse81]

You think a vacation is a waste of money unless it involves diving...

Is there any other reason to go??