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:musical_n I'd like to be....under the sea
In an octopus' garden in the shade
He'd share with me....his Spumante
In his octopus' garden in the shade :musical_n
Have you ever drink UW?
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:musical_n I'd like to be....under the sea
In an octopus' garden in the shade
He'd share with me....his Spumante
In his octopus' garden in the shade :musical_n
I take a bottle of Scotch down with me
While extremely stupid, boxed wine seems strangely made for drinking underwater 
~Jess
On a recent trip to Cozumel I got some strange looks every time I would take my reg out of my mouth and kiss my girlfriend ;-) Of course by that point I was rather used to getting made fun of by the DMs. They seemed relatively used to seeing bp/w and long hoses, but the x-shorts made them chuckleBratface:
~Jess
One more thing to note, carbonated beverages may seem a little flat at depth, but don't worry, the gas will expand as you ascend
~Jess
~Jess
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LMFAO with this tread. Has anyone did anything else underwater jphdiver
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In the far distant past, several people I knew, (including me), would often bring a bota bag with us underwater. As long as you purge the air from the bag, it's easy to take a sip underwater. Not too smart, but then again, when I worked at a dive shop I used to sleep underwater at lunchtime.
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An easy way to have a mid-dive sip to get that burst of sugar energy and to alleviate cotton mouth is to drink a Capri Sun foil juce pack. On this morning's 100 minute dive at Polo Beach a 6 ounce juice pack around the 65 minute point was a nice refreshment.
Capri Sun juice packs are nice and easy. Not too big. No extra equipment or hoses. Just slip one into a BCD pocket. The foil pack collapses as you drink and no saltwater gets in. Those rectangular cardboard juice boxes popular with schoolkids kind of work, but don't collapse as far, so you can only get maybe 2/3 of the juice before water gets sucked back in. The half liter plastic water bottles are very hard to crush, so unless you develop the skill to blow air back into the bottle as you drink, you'll only get to drink maybe half of the bottle before saltwater gets into it.
Charlie Allen
Capri Sun juice packs are nice and easy. Not too big. No extra equipment or hoses. Just slip one into a BCD pocket. The foil pack collapses as you drink and no saltwater gets in. Those rectangular cardboard juice boxes popular with schoolkids kind of work, but don't collapse as far, so you can only get maybe 2/3 of the juice before water gets sucked back in. The half liter plastic water bottles are very hard to crush, so unless you develop the skill to blow air back into the bottle as you drink, you'll only get to drink maybe half of the bottle before saltwater gets into it.
Charlie Allen
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