How do you find the SS Copenhagen?

[ScubaBrett22]

I just gave you a little reality check that you didn't want to hear.

Why would i need a reality check please do explain "Mr. 2,000 dives"....


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Brett, at no point in this thread did I ever tell you not to dive or compare dive skills,

You said:

And there isn't a little voice in the back of your head telling you that you and your friend don't belong in wrecks when you tell this story?

Arrant you insisting that thus i should not wreck dive? Because of a near death problem that i avoided by staying calm?

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Onespeed Do you have a Facebook i would love to arrange a dive to show you that i have plenty of skills to allow me to dive properly and not look like a idiot by swimming threw the swatter with my hands everywhere.

On another note i did not become a Rescue Diver just to sit there i did it so i can help people in a emergency i also didn't get Nitrox because i want to see the "Deep Reef's" no i got it because i want to go on deep wrecks.

 

[ONESPEED]

Arrant you insisting that thus i should not wreck dive? Because of a near death problem that i avoided by staying calm?

Insisting, no, strongly suggesting, yes. It is clear you have not learned from your "near death problem".

As for diving with you, not a chance in hell. I never dive with anyone who doesn't know their limitations.

 

[walrus2]

Arrant you insisting that thus i should not wreck dive? Because of a near death problem that i avoided by staying calm?

I have about the same number of dives as you. It is worth considering what would have happened if it would have taken you longer to find the door by touch, if you would have found the wrong door, or if you had made a mistake remembering which way to go. Or how your buddy would have done if you would have accidentally stirred up the silt. No matter how you kick, mistakes happen. There is a good reason wreck penetration requires special training, including the use of lines to the outside and more complex gas management.

 

[ScubaBrett22]

I have about the same number of dives as you. It is worth considering what would have happened if it would have taken you longer to find the door by touch, if you would have found the wrong door, or if you had made a mistake remembering which way to go. Or how your buddy would have done if you would have accidentally stirred up the silt. No matter how you kick, mistakes happen. There is a good reason wreck penetration requires special training, including the use of lines to the outside and more complex gas management.

Only one way in and one way out the same door.

 

[Hockeynut]

Why would i need a reality check please do explain "Mr. 2,000 dives"....


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It's 2500 to 4999. IJS

 

[ScubaBrett22]

It's 2500 to 4999. IJS

does it matter..?

 

[Hockeynut]

does it matter..?

Yes it does.

 

[mike_s]

does it matter..?

you're the one who brought it up... IJS...

Why would i need a reality check please do explain "Mr. 2,000 dives"....

btw.... that's MISTER Onespeed to you.....

 

[DivingPrincessE]

Only one way in and one way out the same door.

How does that even remotely answer any of the the very valid points he raised?

 

[Hockeynut]

you're the one who brought it up... IJS...





btw.... that's MISTER Onespeed to you.....

He's been Knighted, thats SIR!