hecker-the-wrecker
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Actually, generally it is the communicater's fault when they fail to put forward their point in a way that is understood. But I digress from the topic at hand:
I thumb my nose at regulation designed to protect people from themselves. Regulation to protect people from others is a different story.
Out of the many sports I have tried, scuba diving would have to be one of the safest in terms of my chances of being badly injured. It is not completely removed from danger of course, but few things are.
Please quote me where I said nothing bad would ever happen diving? I am confused why you mentioned that, given I cannot find where I said that in my posts.
I do not use scuba diving forums to form opinions about divers in general. I use my own personal experience with the many divers I know personally so I cannot say I have experienced what you have but things differ between places of course.
This is classic. For some reason (see above) I stopped logging on in september 08. I logged over 50 dives in 07, and only 2 dives in 08. (The wreck of the 2007 chevy colorado and the wreck of the 2007 chevy silverado) It seems like the constant breakdown of differing opinions on this site left a fowl taste in my mouth so i spent my time elsewhere. This weekend, my family and I are going to Maui for the first time in 7 years. My first trip to Maui was the reason I persued my certification. I plan to dive my heart out even though my last years two dives were salvage, solo dives, in an overhead enviorment.(Ice) I was worried about my trip because of my lack of diving in the last year so I read this thread. Based on what I see, I'm just going to go and have fun.