novadiver
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cornfed:"Step off" sounds like something someone who answered to "Dude" would say.
Don't do it. corndog
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cornfed:"Step off" sounds like something someone who answered to "Dude" would say.
bwerb:John...channeling the spirit of Yoda once again...
gedunk:LOL ... more like Chewbacca trying to imitate Yoda i believe.
Dan Gibson:I'd like to give you one very simple example (I have many more stories) of something I saw that seems all to typical down there. Two cave divers get in the water. They are arguing the whole time, so it's already off to a bad start. When they discuss gas management. One diver looks down at his SPG and says I have 3300 psi, my turn pressure is 2200 psi. The other states, I have 2400 psi, my turn pressure is 1600 psi. Then they descend. What in heck is that? Each of them just looked at there own SPG and assumed 1/3 was usable. No one determined who had the least amount of gas in order to calculate what the usable 1/3 would be. I can assure you that either these guys had become so complacent, or their instructors failed them miserably. I can assure you they were not GUE trained.
gedunk:Okay kids, settle down. Pot stir no more, insult no more or thread no more.
MikeFerrara:I dare ya