Had my first accident/near miss

[mnj1233]

I think everyone who has turned on a scuba tank knows that it doesn't take 29.999 turns to turn it on.

I also think that anyone who has turned on a scuba tank knows that it does in fact take several full turns to turn it on (that was his point with the 29.9999 turns statement).

So, from that I think it should be simple to see that he was merely suggesting that a tank valve takes several full turns to shut off and that a minor brush on a piece of coral will not turn off a fully opened valve. Simple as that.

Unless of course u gotta itch right???

 

[Web Monkey]

I'd be really impressed to see someone swim upside down and backwards while maintaining downward pressure between the coral and the flat side of the tank valve handle.

Terry

J Valve?

Either that or look for 1" wide x 49 linear inches of steam-rollered coral.

It coulda' happened.

Coulda'.

 

[Doc]

I think everyone who has turned on a scuba tank knows that it doesn't take 29.999 turns to turn it on. I also think that anyone who has turned on a scuba tank knows that it does in fact take several full turns to turn it on (that was his point with the 29.9999 turns statement). So, from that I think it should be simple to see that he was merely suggesting that a tank valve takes several full turns to shut off and that a minor brush on a piece of coral will not turn off a fully opened valve. Simple as that.

Rats, Jason. When you have to explain a joke, it kind of ruins it.

As I said, though, it is really 29.998765 turns. :doctor:

But, okay, you can stay after and clean the erasers. :smileysto

I got some beers in the fridge

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