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My instructor told me if we encountered a large angry shark to take my knife cut my dive buddy on the leg and swim like hell!

That would have been probably the best advice, during my 1st marriage

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To just enjoy diving and not focus on perfection.

Skill perfection will come, but focusing on it will make you hate the dive. Not to mention, burn you out in the meantime. I've been told to slow it down or I'll end up hating diving in general. And it's a good point. My last dive was miserable because I was overanalyzing my trim and buoyancy. Ended up ending the dive early just because I felt like a failure.
 
The Arthur M Anderson was launched in 1952. I’m a boat nerd
Just to see how nerdy of a nerd you are... Do you also recall where she was the evening of November 10, 1975
 
Just to see how nerdy of a nerd you are... Do you also recall where she was the evening of November 10, 1975

SE Lake Superior in close proximity to SS Edmond Fitzgerald?
 
The 4 most important rules of scuba diving are -

1 don't hold your breath
2 don't hold your breath
3 don't ascend faster than a bubble the size of a dime
4 don't hold your breath
 
The 4 most important rules of scuba diving are -

1 don't hold your breath
2 don't hold your breath
3 don't ascend faster than a bubble the size of a dime
4 don't hold your breath
this...got ripped a new one from a friend for (very shortly) holding my breath on ascent. can kill ya
 
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