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Um, how many octo problems have you seen in your short diving career? Inquiring minds want to know!

I get it once in a while too, but I just refresh the page, and away it goes....

Too late: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/12/09/national/main1112324.shtml

Since we're sharing, here's Chloe, participating in her favorite hobby in front of the fireplace. We were told she's a mix of boxer, german shepherd and pit bull (adopted as puppy to grow up with cats).

"Trim ****?" What the...?

I'm, ahem, "working" now, too. Mostly tossing out old files, cleaning the desk and workspace. Nice and quiet around here, too.

Welcome! Try this section of the board: http://www.scubaboard.com/forumdisplay.php?f=291

I dunno, the Maine coastline sounds like it has a bit of an intestinal problem: Gassy Maine Coastline

Well, what do you think your precious spiny lobsters eat, Andy? Not ambrosia! :D

I hear that the hyperstretch hoods are very good and comfortable. I'm thinking of getting one myself.

Definitely 7mm, at a minimum. In the heat of the summer, water temps may get to 70, but even that temp will chill you after too long. Many divers up here use 7mm with 7mm vests. Personally, I dive 7mm spring, summer and fall, maybe taking off my hood (5mm) during August. Brad is right, many dive...

I usually just tilt(rotate) my left side up a little bit to get that side to the wing higher.

It wasn't actually caught (unless you count the couple of seconds that it wa hung up on a hook that was on the line), it was videotaped at 900 feet down or so. There's a thread around here somewhere that talks about it.

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17626520-13762,00.html

Common urban legend: http://www.snopes.com/horrors/freakish/scuba.asp

Your typical advice would be to take it now, before you get too much experience. You'll get more out of it, along with more dives to get you comfortable. Think of AOW as OW II, just the second half of a course.