ScubaBaby
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WOW! Go Peter Go Peter!!!! hehe xxx
Bachelor Scuba DIvers.................
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Nah -- I've checked it out. Gave symptoms to a buddy, he suggested I tried to vent, with no air to vent. Wet occured only on arm with vent --- then of course migrated lolol. If you have any other suggestions - about the drysuit - I'd like to hear them.
Pam and Stella
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Hia!
Couldn't resist this shameless solicitation opportunity. I am crazy about this sport, and was looking for a permanent buddy to dive with. If anyone wants to rid themselves of their bachelor status, send me an e-mail.
I am on yahoo chat, my profile is divingdiva35 if you would care to learn more!! LOL
Pam
Couldn't resist this shameless solicitation opportunity. I am crazy about this sport, and was looking for a permanent buddy to dive with. If anyone wants to rid themselves of their bachelor status, send me an e-mail.
I am on yahoo chat, my profile is divingdiva35 if you would care to learn more!! LOL
Pam
OceanSpirit
Guest
Love to take you up on the offer Pam but you are too far away across the water! Oh well........
My house is fairly 'dive kit free' as I store most of it in the attic but there's always diving mags lying around. The only crazy thing I've done is purchased a new drysuit and then go out in the evening and get *very* drunk. I woke up at 4 in the morning wearing the suit and not remembering putting it on. What a plonker..........
My house is fairly 'dive kit free' as I store most of it in the attic but there's always diving mags lying around. The only crazy thing I've done is purchased a new drysuit and then go out in the evening and get *very* drunk. I woke up at 4 in the morning wearing the suit and not remembering putting it on. What a plonker..........
scubakat
Senior Member
Yes, but you were well protected from any drinking-related spills or accidents while in your suit :mean:.
-kate
-kate
Depending on the state of drunkenness. Drinking related spills or "accidents" would be possible inside the suit.
Tavi
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scubakat
Senior Member
OMG Tavi!
Ya, but I think that's why they made the P-valve?
-kate
Ya, but I think that's why they made the P-valve?
-kate
NINman
Guest
The P-valve is only good if you use it ... drunk enough not to remember putting it on could also mean dunk enough not to know how to use the P-valve.
I am not a bachelor, but I do concure with the rest of you. Our house is a mess and I am the only diver. I got the wetsuit in the bathroom. The reg/computer in the computer room. The tanks on the back porch. ETC ... and dive mags in the only room I can read in, the bathroom.
I am not a bachelor, but I do concure with the rest of you. Our house is a mess and I am the only diver. I got the wetsuit in the bathroom. The reg/computer in the computer room. The tanks on the back porch. ETC ... and dive mags in the only room I can read in, the bathroom.
keralucu
Senior Member
LOL, NINman.... Dive mags in the bathroom! Love it...
ages
Contributor
the BEER!! I didn't see anyone say they had copious amounts of cold beer in the house!! Cold beer is very important after a day of diving!!
Also, two full bathrooms, and no room to take a shower due to dive gear occupying them completely!!
ages
I didn't see anyone say they had copious amounts of cold beer in the house!! Cold beer is very important after a day of diving!!Also, two full bathrooms, and no room to take a shower due to dive gear occupying them completely!!
ages
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