Buddy bored or thrilled with marine life?

[amoeba]

[coquetish giggle] Well DD, that would be telling.

Unfortunately (for some), there are no photos and I can't get the other two to sign releases for the video. [sighs, watching all that money trickle away]

As to the 4-some, DD, you offering?

:tease:

 

[detroit diver]

Let me think about it for a while. Okay. I thought about it. The answer is YES!

 

[amoeba]

I'm flattered. And you haven't even seen photo's of the other two.

......or.....

has it been a while?

 

[detroit diver]

Well, you should be.

And, no comment!!!

 

[Rick Murchison]

I've started a new thread on staying warm since this one's sort of drifted.
Rick

 

[detroit diver]

But Rick,

This was all about staying warm!

 

[ladycute1]

I learned to dive in Hawaii... and there the 'hang loose, shaka' sign is used to indicate "Cool!!!" (thumb and pinky held out while other three fingers are curled under --usually held with thumb and punky somewhat on the vertical and wiggled back and forth. REALLY COOL gets a double shaka (both hands)

I've also been known to grin and clap my hands.

Or, if it's really amazing... you can usually tell because my mouth hangs open and the regulator falls out.

 

[Sea Squirt]

Diving Gal

- on the whole temperature thing, I should point out here, that in Bangkok, when the temperature drops to say, a "Baltic" 19C - out come the Aran polo necked jumpers, woolly socks and granny cardigans. No joke - people have died of hypothermia in Thailand before! We do like our warmth in the tropics! I guess 8 years of school in England, having to swim all year round in outdoor pools, when if the water temp was above 14C, we HAD to swim, I tend to spoil myself a bit now.

 

[DivingGal]

Ok here's the deal girl

Book your flight to visit me here in Ottawa so you arrive in July, you should be comfortable in the 30+C temps.

Although we think the water temps are balmy and 3mm suit qualified, I think you'd find the mid-20C a tad chilly

 

[Stone]

I see that Keralucu and Buddy are learning DSL. If anyone else is interested, here's a link to a DSL book: http://keepbubblin.hypermart.net/DSL-WEB.htm