That's a good one!! I'm in Upstate NY and have some stashed away.. my buddies will have no cluenolatom:
Dive Pranks and April Fools day
- Thread starter emtdan
- Start date
Please register or login
Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
- Ability to post and comment on topics and discussions.
- A Free photo gallery to share your dive photos with the world.
- You can make this box go away
IcyHot in the wetsuit is a fun one in cold water..
Umm.. wrinse their mask of antifog stuff, then reapply in a thin line or only on one side
Put catfood in their trim pockets or carry it with you and sprinkle it around them but out of their line of vision.. they'll suddenly be a big hit with fish in the area.
Slip a garbage bag with the self tie straps around the valve on their tank.. it'll create a lot of drag
Or, you could always wear a speedo!
Umm.. wrinse their mask of antifog stuff, then reapply in a thin line or only on one side
Put catfood in their trim pockets or carry it with you and sprinkle it around them but out of their line of vision.. they'll suddenly be a big hit with fish in the area.
Slip a garbage bag with the self tie straps around the valve on their tank.. it'll create a lot of drag
Or, you could always wear a speedo!
for those dive buddies who regularly seek underwater treasure, a pre-prepared brick wrapped in a plastic bin liner, tied and dropped along their path, makes for an exciting find... until they get to the surface that is...
Get a plaster cast of a large megladon tooth and toss it a few feet in front of your buddy. 
This was published today by Ben Davison (Undercurrent):
Current Upwellings in the Scuba Diving Community, April 1, 2013
Send it to your buddies, adding that you're booking now and want to know whether they can join you.
-Bryan
PS. The thread referred to in the opening post was moved to:
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/hu...practical-jokes-funny-moments-underwater.html
Current Upwellings in the Scuba Diving Community, April 1, 2013
Send it to your buddies, adding that you're booking now and want to know whether they can join you.
-Bryan
PS. The thread referred to in the opening post was moved to:
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/hu...practical-jokes-funny-moments-underwater.html
Last edited:
261311
Contributor
Sulfur HexaflourideYou can speak with helium. I'd rather sound like Barry White by breathing argon. The chicks dig it.
MythBusters - Fun With Gas - YouTube
Posted this in an old thread from a link on this one by mistake
When I worked in a blood bank in Jeddah back in the 90s we had a new couple join us in Chemistry who took up diving. Myself and one of my buddies from Microbiology decided to take them on their first post qualification dives at an area where we had a shared cabin on a private beach.
In my BC pocket was a labeled blood bag with red dye supplied by my microbiologist friend. We joked with the new couple that we liked to photograph sharks and in order to bring them in we used outdated blood from the blood bank where I worked. They thought we we bull****ting them until we were under and at around 15M I pulled out the blood bag and stuck my dive knife into it and waved it around.
First thing I noticed was that the "blood" was fluorescent red, and I thought ... sh!t they are going to know it's not blood because of the colour, however all we could see were their fins as they "legged it" as fast as they could. We had a jolly good underwater chuckle to ourselves
When I worked in a blood bank in Jeddah back in the 90s we had a new couple join us in Chemistry who took up diving. Myself and one of my buddies from Microbiology decided to take them on their first post qualification dives at an area where we had a shared cabin on a private beach.
In my BC pocket was a labeled blood bag with red dye supplied by my microbiologist friend. We joked with the new couple that we liked to photograph sharks and in order to bring them in we used outdated blood from the blood bank where I worked. They thought we we bull****ting them until we were under and at around 15M I pulled out the blood bag and stuck my dive knife into it and waved it around.
First thing I noticed was that the "blood" was fluorescent red, and I thought ... sh!t they are going to know it's not blood because of the colour, however all we could see were their fins as they "legged it" as fast as they could. We had a jolly good underwater chuckle to ourselves
Similar threads
