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Gidds
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*waves a mitten threateningly*
Before somebody makes fun of me and asks why I go diving:
I wanna be nice and warm in my drysuit and look at anemones and chase fish, pick up rocks and bottles and shells, occaisonally catch lobsters, go clamming, look at nudibranches, go shark diving, and harass spider crabs among other things. I don't have to go below 70' or be out after dark to do any of that.
Before somebody makes fun of me and asks why I go diving:
I wanna be nice and warm in my drysuit and look at anemones and chase fish, pick up rocks and bottles and shells, occaisonally catch lobsters, go clamming, look at nudibranches, go shark diving, and harass spider crabs among other things. I don't have to go below 70' or be out after dark to do any of that.
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Gidds
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*scowl*
There is NOTHING wrong with being a chicken diver!
There is NOTHING wrong with being a chicken diver!
matt_unique
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I love diving around BI. Make a weekend out of it and stay on the island - now THAT is a party! The water is 8 degrees warmer than what we have around Cape Ann - it's like a tropical vacation 
--Matt
--Matt
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Gidds
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You know you dive in New England when:
.....8 degrees warmer is a big deal
.....you are excited that it is sunny and above 30, definately a good diving day
.....8 degrees warmer is a big deal
.....you are excited that it is sunny and above 30, definately a good diving day
... I hear sharks like chicken??
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Gidds
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Good because I LOVE sharks 
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Gidds
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*does the chicken dance underwater while maintaining neutral bouyancy in an attempt to attract sharks*
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