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They're pansexual.

Do you mean other than Scuba Board's own Vintage Diving Equipment group? The description defines "vintage" as anything pre-1980.

The funny thing is that a lot of us were alive during the "mid twentieth century." I wonder how long it will be before today's equipment features in writings about "historic" gear?

Here are a few fishes that I also posted to iNaturalist, but the iNaturalist community has yet to figure them out. These were at the Coral Garden near Le Taha'a by Pearl Resort. I couldn't even get this one to family: Black parrotfishes? Closer view of (I think) the same kind of...

That's awesome. I always love seeing that places like Antarctica, which look like barren ice deserts, have their own diversity of colorful marine life.

I think I saw cockscomb oysters on that artificial reef.

But could you balance it on end on Equinox?

That sticker really highlights the difficulty English-speakers can have with the Romance languages in particular -- specifically, rearranging our thought patterns around word order. The lower arc of words says "Divisione Produzione Articoli Sportivi Subacquei in Gomma" In English translation...

Surprised they aren't protected by law as historical treasures.

Hi. Have you posted in the Introductions forum?

For those of us not certified, how's the snorkeling situation? Specifically, Raiatea, Bora Bora, Tahaa, and Huahine?

There is a learning curve. The people you refer to have had training in doing that.

From firsthand experience, you can get used to it.

Underwater hockey was what got me into snorkeling. Before that chapter of my life, I had always been stuck on the surface, never knowing how to submerge.

Sounds like something we'll soon see on a crowdfunding site, presented as new and innovative.

Except give up smoking, which would be the most effective thing to do.

That differs from what I've been finding: Can you get scopolamine patch over counter? I can't seem to find it around here. All of these medications seem to have the potential to cause drowsiness -- Bonine has the warning, "May make you sleepy. Use caution when driving."

Those were the days -- the men are showing more leg than the woman!

I wonder if the Bella and the Nova use the feminine form simply because the Romance languages require adjectives to agree with the gender of the noun. We can see that "maschera" is a feminine word, because it takes the feminine definite article. It reminds me of my rubber boots -- the kind worn...

I'm surprised they suggested Conger at all.