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#NotSpittingOnYouIt'sDefogging
 

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Dear Dork Divers,

I always assume that other cooler divers want to spit and/or hate on me for my mismatched gear & lack of the precious crotch strap.

Is it all in my head? Am I in my own dorky class?

#MyDorkyHeadIsPositivelySpinning
 
Ok so I read the definition of Dork Diver and apparently I am one!

My question: is there any cure?

:dork2:
 
Dear Dork Divers,

I always assume that other cooler divers want to spit and/or hate on me for my mismatched gear & lack of the precious crotch strap.

Is it all in my head? Am I in my own dorky class?

#MyDorkyHeadIsPositivelySpinning
You would be in your own class if you planted a remote control buzzer on that snide guy's crotch strap.
 
I made my own crotchety strap... from the long shoulder strap that came with my dive bag, it works fine. Maybe you have a colorful scarf, a belt with a big truck or Elvis on the buckle, or some clothesline, or a dog leash, whatever, if you need to increase your buoyancy a pool noodle might work; my point being you don't have to go without... a crotch strap can be quite stimulating!
 
... a crotch strap can be quite stimulating!
Must be a little awkward, having to get back on the boat with a massive boner... :rofl3:
 

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