mike_s
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denisegg:Speaking from experience huh Mike??
I will definately state that I've never pee'd in my wetsuit. (above or below water).
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I will definately state that I've never pee'd in my wetsuit. (above or below water).
Mike, You know there are only two types of Divers.mike_s:
One that pee in there suit and the other lies about it.
frankc420
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algulfdiver:
LOL... Next time your at the pool, see how many people get out to go pee... None!
I thought you had to pee your wetsuit to break it in? Hmmm
philmottrek99and02
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Hit a lovely 76 degrees here today. Can't wait until Saturday and our dive. Long trip back tomorrow.
OP
snepdiver
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algulfdiver:
I do not pee in my wetsuit. It is mine,so there is no reasn to lie about it. I just dont do it. I have a 7mm semi-dry and I could imagine that would stay in the suit for the duration of the dive. That said, I would be walking around in pee during th SI.
mike_s
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algulfdiver:
You are correct. And if you'll notice I said I had never pee'd in "my" suit.
*Hint: Don't ever let me borrow your wetsuit.
frankc420
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Can I borrow your suit Mike?
mike_s
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frankc420:
No... and please don't try to "warm it up" either from 3 feet away
mike_s
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Ok... Freezing ran here today. The day before the big dive.
You know it's going to be a cold day diving when:
1.) You have to scrape the frost off your windshield the morning of the dive.
2.) You have to scrape the frost off your mask the morning of the dive also.
You know it's going to be a cold day diving when:
1.) You have to scrape the frost off your windshield the morning of the dive.
2.) You have to scrape the frost off your mask the morning of the dive also.
I dove Vortex in December. I'm not sure exactly what hinted to me it would be cold. Perhaps it was when I woke up at the rest stop with ice on the windshield. Maybe it was when I signed in and they said that it had been down to 20 degrees last night. Perhaps it was when I was setting up gear on a table with a water bottle that had frozen solid. Or maybe it was when I had to thaw my cam bands before I could strap on a tank.
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